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Immersive lessons taught by Luoyang

As study tours trend, new courses share extensive information and hands-on experiences, Yang Feiyue reports.

Updated: 2026-05-02 12:12 ( China Daily )
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At the Sui-Tang Dynasties Grand Canal Cultural Museum, visitors become part of the waterway in an immersive theater program where they are cast as merchants or boatmen traveling the artificial waterway that once connected Beijing to Hangzhou, Zhejiang province. [Photo provided to China Daily]

"The city is a living museum of Chinese history," he notes.

Luoyang has established more than 100 study bases offering over 1,600 courses covering a wide range of topics, forming a comprehensive spectrum of information from the dawn of civilization to modern technology.

For the upcoming season, the city has prepared 900 tour routes tailored to meet the diverse needs of study travelers.

With multiple ancient emperors having paid homage here, the Longmen Grottoes have been systematically developing study tour activities since September 2021, transforming the weight of history into hands-on educational programs.

For adults, the site invites scholars to lead participants into the caves for on-site academic exchanges alongside its own experts, while senior guides provide up-close art appreciation. "Visitors find it unforgettable and immersive when they watch experts engage in live scholarly debate," Ma notes.

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