Weinan occupies the eastern Guanzhong plain, still north of the Qinling watershed that separates Yellow River and Yangtze basins in Shaanxi. Huayin carries one of the Five Sacred Mountains; Hancheng faces the river with a historian's shrine and sits among cities named for Great Wall World Heritage components in the province.
Huayin's sacred mountain rises to 2154.9 metres at the south peak, where official text names the Changkong plank walk among cliff-hung sights.
Weinan occupies the eastern Guanzhong plain, still north of the Qinling watershed that separates Yellow River and Yangtze basins in Shaanxi. Huayin carries one of the Five Sacred Mountains; Hancheng faces the river with a historian's shrine and sits among cities named for Great Wall World Heritage components in the province.
Ten kilometres south of Hancheng, a 45,000-square-metre shrine on Hanyi Slope commemorates Sima Qian without retelling his book.
ReadWeinan occupies the eastern Guanzhong plain, still north of the Qinling watershed that separates Yellow River and Yangtze basins in Shaanxi. Huayin carries one of the Five Sacred Mountains; Hancheng faces the river with a historian's shrine and sits among cities named for Great Wall World Heritage components in the province.
