Yuhuang Pavilion - No.1 Pavilion in Northwest China!

The Yuhuang Pavilion is the largest existing ancient architectural complex in northwest China. It covers an area of 36000 square meters and has a building area of 4440 square meters. This is a Chinese classical garden style courtyard built along the landscape axis of the Yuhuang Pavilion architectural complex. The courtyard features pavilions, towers, bridges, and water pavilions, with picturesque scenery of lakes and mountains.

Although the Yuhuang Pavilion underwent the design and construction of different craftsmen in the Ming, Qing, and Republic dynasties, its style was consistent and its structure was rigorous. The high and low towers complemented each other, and the corridors and flying bridges connected all the buildings together like golden threads and silver lines, creating a perfect combination.

The entire building is grand and imposing, with small and exquisite pavilions and prominent main structures. The eaves of the pavilion are far-reaching, and the corners of the eaves point upwards towards the sky, like eagles spreading their wings to fly. All pavilions are carved beams and painted rafters.

Climbing up the tall building of Yuhuang Pavilion, you can see the beautiful scenery with your eyes. You can see the rolling waters of the Yellow River flowing eastward, appreciate the spectacular scenery of Helan Mountain and ancient and elegant city with towering buildings and green trees. It makes you appreciate the mysterious and tranquil nature of ancient architecture, as if you are in a fairyland.