Guoliang Village and Guoliang Tunnel Road
Guoliang Village and Guoliang Tunnel Road
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Coco Lee
Singapour, Singapour7 contributions
sept. 2019 • Entre amis
It was a 4 hour drive from Yuntaishan to GuoLiang village. The main road was closed and under construction and there was a new road that leads to the shuttle bus stop. We walked about 1.3km through the impressive tunnel, dug by hands and enjoyed a hearty lunch at a rooftop restaurant, excellent choice by David. A short walk through the heart of the village was untouched by time, rustic and stone hewn,gives you a good idea of village life. Then we had travel to Zhengzhou to stay the night to catch our flight at 7.55 am. David was very helpful and thoughtful . He arranged with the hotel to provide a light takeaway breakfast for us as we had to leave at 5.00am. He went the extra mile to check us in. Thank you David for excellent service
Écrit le 27 septembre 2019
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野旅行
Ji'an, Hualien348 contributions
nov. 2018 • En couple
郭亮村位於河南輝縣北側太行山南麓，是一個躲避戰亂而來的小村莊，早期出入得走天梯，後經13位村民以人力開鑿五年，終於打通絕壁，鑿出一條長達1250米的山洞，被譽為人類第九大奇蹟。
Écrit le 16 novembre 2018
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janv. 2018 • Entre amis
景区门票包含了景交的费用。坐上景区大巴，一路盘旋上山。
司机是一个小伙子，技术娴熟，开车很溜，速度飞快。
经过肘子弯时，他都是快速通过，为此车上游客惊呼连连。
我们预计游览万仙山景区的郭亮村和南坪，先去山顶的郭亮村。
在半山腰的挂壁公路终点处下车，徒步穿越挂壁公路。
郭亮村的最大亮点，就是这一段挂壁公路哈！
司机是一个小伙子，技术娴熟，开车很溜，速度飞快。
经过肘子弯时，他都是快速通过，为此车上游客惊呼连连。
我们预计游览万仙山景区的郭亮村和南坪，先去山顶的郭亮村。
在半山腰的挂壁公路终点处下车，徒步穿越挂壁公路。
郭亮村的最大亮点，就是这一段挂壁公路哈！
Écrit le 6 novembre 2018
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Kristian V
18 contributions
janv. 2018 • En couple
Worth the trip 3 or so hrs in a private vehicle, from zhengzhou, heighly recommend. Visit during winter and was pretty quite not many people around which made it even better
Écrit le 13 janvier 2018
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KodoDrummer
Buenos Aires, Argentine70 623 contributions
déc. 2017 • Entre amis
This man-made tunnel road is extremely magnificent and shows what people can do when they are determined. This has long-term benefits for many generations to come.
In 1971, Guoliang Villagers, with little engineering knowledge, decided to build a tunnel road through the mountains to get better connected to the outside world. It ended up taking five years to complete, and some of the workers died in the process. It currently ranks as the ninth largest man-dug tunnel through steep, rugged cliffs, and is located in the Taihang Mountains of China. This two-way traffic cliff promenade is approximately five metres in height, and has a width of four metres. It was built by thirteen local villagers, without electrical power pr machinery. Their main tools were hammers, steel bars, and explosives.
This passageway is among China’s most amazing and dangerous-to-construct roads and has the most beautiful natural views. Travelling along this cliff hanging roadway, I suggest lots of stops, so as to enjoy all the breath-taking scenery and landscape. Also, be sure to visit Guoliang Village. Without the courage and determination of its people, this unbelievable roadway would never have been built.
In 1971, Guoliang Villagers, with little engineering knowledge, decided to build a tunnel road through the mountains to get better connected to the outside world. It ended up taking five years to complete, and some of the workers died in the process. It currently ranks as the ninth largest man-dug tunnel through steep, rugged cliffs, and is located in the Taihang Mountains of China. This two-way traffic cliff promenade is approximately five metres in height, and has a width of four metres. It was built by thirteen local villagers, without electrical power pr machinery. Their main tools were hammers, steel bars, and explosives.
This passageway is among China’s most amazing and dangerous-to-construct roads and has the most beautiful natural views. Travelling along this cliff hanging roadway, I suggest lots of stops, so as to enjoy all the breath-taking scenery and landscape. Also, be sure to visit Guoliang Village. Without the courage and determination of its people, this unbelievable roadway would never have been built.
Écrit le 8 décembre 2017
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BobSt23
Sydney, Australie618 contributions
oct. 2017 • En solo
I visited here as part of a 32-day private holiday with China Private Tours.
This attraction, a couple of hours out from Zhengzhou, featured on the World’s Most Dangerous Roads TV special, which is why I wanted to check it out. The road has been carved out through the cliff face and it’s fascinating, though not really dangerous because you have to take a shuttle bus and most of the time the road is one way up. The village on the cliff top is commercialised but still interesting. There are some great lookouts across the valley to the road winding up through the mountain. There isn’t a lot of English around so a guide is advisable. There is a scary part of this trip, the drive down off the mountain. These are sheer cliffs and the shuttle takes you down a different way and while you’re being driven along the cliffs, you wonder exactly where are they going to find any gap to build a road? There is one and there’s no comforting carving here – it’s a steep slippery one lane road with very little safety fencing. Add to that impatient shuttle drivers driving old buses relying on their old brakes to get around the corners. This road down should have been on that TV show. Not boring that’s for sure. This site will probably become more popular in the future with good reason. It’s definitely worth the day trip to see.
This attraction, a couple of hours out from Zhengzhou, featured on the World’s Most Dangerous Roads TV special, which is why I wanted to check it out. The road has been carved out through the cliff face and it’s fascinating, though not really dangerous because you have to take a shuttle bus and most of the time the road is one way up. The village on the cliff top is commercialised but still interesting. There are some great lookouts across the valley to the road winding up through the mountain. There isn’t a lot of English around so a guide is advisable. There is a scary part of this trip, the drive down off the mountain. These are sheer cliffs and the shuttle takes you down a different way and while you’re being driven along the cliffs, you wonder exactly where are they going to find any gap to build a road? There is one and there’s no comforting carving here – it’s a steep slippery one lane road with very little safety fencing. Add to that impatient shuttle drivers driving old buses relying on their old brakes to get around the corners. This road down should have been on that TV show. Not boring that’s for sure. This site will probably become more popular in the future with good reason. It’s definitely worth the day trip to see.
Écrit le 2 décembre 2017
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Галина П
Saint-Pétersbourg, Russie1 633 contributions
nov. 2016 • En solo
Сюда, конечно, не просто добраться, но это того стоит. Дорога, вырубленная в скалах впечатляет, интересно, красивые виды. В самой деревне можно походить по рынку, где продают вкусный дикий миндаль, и изделия из сандалового дерева. Это потрясающие скульптуры. Это место обязательно к посещению, если находитесь не так далеко от этого места.
Écrit le 24 décembre 2016
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Stacia R
Québec (ville), Canada257 contributions
juin 2016
There are many trails up the mountains from the village and there is enough there to hike for a few days. The highlight is the tunnel! I believe you can catch a bus to the area from Zhengzhou or Luoyang bus stations, but we had a private coach booked. About 3 hours ride.
Écrit le 20 octobre 2016
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yiiim2
Cairns55 contributions
févr. 2016 • En solo
I travelled to Guoliang Village (Guoliangcun) from Zhengzhou.
Because of past experiences in some areas of China where very little English is spoken I decided to use the services of an English speaking guide and I was very pleased I did so because going by public bus, as I did, would have been very difficult for me. I found the Zhengzhou based guide by doing a search on the internet.
The route we took was from the New Northern Bus Station in Zhengzhou to Xinxiang (about 2 hours - there are frequent buses) then another bus Xinxiang to Huixian (about 1 hour - there are frequent buses) then Huixian to the entrance to the Guoliang scenic area (about 2 hours - I think 4 buses a day - caution this may vary depending on the time of the year). Total travel time from Zhengzhou was about 6 hours. At the moment the buses from Huixian to Guoliang travel over a fair bit of dirt road through the mountains but they are building a new road which will be open sometime in 2016 and this should make the trip, for this segment, a lot quicker.
At the entrance to the scenic area you need to pay a fee (125 yuan - there is also a discounted rate for seniors) which covers you for 2 days in the scenic area and allows you to use the buses up to the village and back down again. There is also a shuttle buggy from Guoliang Village to the Shot Tower and the Sky Ladder (the old walking track up the side of the mountain to Guoliang) which is 5 yuan each way.
There is free wifi at the entrance and at other bus waiting points within the scenic area.
From the entry area the bus travels up to Guoliang Village through the tunnel road and then from the village you can walk back down the road into the tunnel section for a closer look and photos. Once you have finished with the tunnel road there is a bridge across to the cliff on the other side and you can have a panoramic view of sections of the tunnel road as it goes along through the cliff.
An overnight stay in Guoliang is necessary if you use public transport from Zhengzhou as I did,
Guoliang village has plenty of accommodation in many small hotels/hostels. I paid 120 yuan for a room for myself and the room had hot water, reverse cycle air conditioning for heating and free wifi - the room was fine except that the bed was a bit hard (this seems to be the norm a lot of the time in China) and they did not supply towels or toilet paper. Most hotels that I checked had free wifi but not all had hot water or heating so it pays to check if you get heating and hot water in the room.
Food wise most accommodation places had a small restaurant and there were a number of small restaurants and food stalls in the street. The food that I had - noodles for dinner and a thick pancake with a pocket with fried eggs and bean sprouts was delicious.
The return bus trip to the entry point of the scenic area takes a different route and this windy route travels down the side of steep gorges and is a spectacular trip in itself.
There is a large car park at the entry area for those who travel in private vehicles (I don't know how much the car park fees are) and some restaurants and small convenience stores.
A trip to Guoliang Village and Guoliang Tunnel road is a not to be missed experience despite some difficulty in getting there.
Because of past experiences in some areas of China where very little English is spoken I decided to use the services of an English speaking guide and I was very pleased I did so because going by public bus, as I did, would have been very difficult for me. I found the Zhengzhou based guide by doing a search on the internet.
The route we took was from the New Northern Bus Station in Zhengzhou to Xinxiang (about 2 hours - there are frequent buses) then another bus Xinxiang to Huixian (about 1 hour - there are frequent buses) then Huixian to the entrance to the Guoliang scenic area (about 2 hours - I think 4 buses a day - caution this may vary depending on the time of the year). Total travel time from Zhengzhou was about 6 hours. At the moment the buses from Huixian to Guoliang travel over a fair bit of dirt road through the mountains but they are building a new road which will be open sometime in 2016 and this should make the trip, for this segment, a lot quicker.
At the entrance to the scenic area you need to pay a fee (125 yuan - there is also a discounted rate for seniors) which covers you for 2 days in the scenic area and allows you to use the buses up to the village and back down again. There is also a shuttle buggy from Guoliang Village to the Shot Tower and the Sky Ladder (the old walking track up the side of the mountain to Guoliang) which is 5 yuan each way.
There is free wifi at the entrance and at other bus waiting points within the scenic area.
From the entry area the bus travels up to Guoliang Village through the tunnel road and then from the village you can walk back down the road into the tunnel section for a closer look and photos. Once you have finished with the tunnel road there is a bridge across to the cliff on the other side and you can have a panoramic view of sections of the tunnel road as it goes along through the cliff.
An overnight stay in Guoliang is necessary if you use public transport from Zhengzhou as I did,
Guoliang village has plenty of accommodation in many small hotels/hostels. I paid 120 yuan for a room for myself and the room had hot water, reverse cycle air conditioning for heating and free wifi - the room was fine except that the bed was a bit hard (this seems to be the norm a lot of the time in China) and they did not supply towels or toilet paper. Most hotels that I checked had free wifi but not all had hot water or heating so it pays to check if you get heating and hot water in the room.
Food wise most accommodation places had a small restaurant and there were a number of small restaurants and food stalls in the street. The food that I had - noodles for dinner and a thick pancake with a pocket with fried eggs and bean sprouts was delicious.
The return bus trip to the entry point of the scenic area takes a different route and this windy route travels down the side of steep gorges and is a spectacular trip in itself.
There is a large car park at the entry area for those who travel in private vehicles (I don't know how much the car park fees are) and some restaurants and small convenience stores.
A trip to Guoliang Village and Guoliang Tunnel road is a not to be missed experience despite some difficulty in getting there.
Écrit le 10 mars 2016
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nov. 2014 • Entre amis
感叹劳动人民的生存和创.造力！鬼斧神功开凿的山路使郭亮村人从大山里走了出来！我们也才有幸走进太行山腹地，感受大自然的神奇和山里人的纯朴……
Écrit le 23 septembre 2015
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Hi,
Is there a tour or private tour to Guoliang Village and Tunnel Road from Zhengzhou?
Your answer will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you
Anna L
Rédigé le 7 août 2019
How much did your transportation cost from Xinxiang station to Guoliang Scenic Area?
Rédigé le 5 juin 2018
I'm looking to do the trip by private car this summer and was wandering if the trip was dangerous. any advice?
Rédigé le 16 mars 2018
im planning on going solo this winter to china and of course, ill visit Guoliang. however, i have a few questions:
1. how much do private tours/guides cost for a 1-2 day stay?
2. is it possible to walk instead of drive to the village so i can enjoy the scenery more?
3. as it will be winter, january, how dangerous is it going to be compared to dryer months?
thanks!!
Rédigé le 23 février 2018
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