Zhengzhou overview

Those who studied ancient Chinese history will have a fondness of Zhengzhou, a rather large inland city that dates back to the days of the Sui Dynasty. Although rarely on the itineraries of tourist, travellers who do somehow manage to take the wrong turn and end up in Zhengzhou are sure to find something to interest bound to flicker their interests, including a number of museums as well as many pagodas and monasteries. Flights to Zhengzhou depart from pretty much all over the country and the city is also home to the largest train hub, with many services operating to most major metropolitan centres. Zhengzhou is home to a range of accommodation options, mostly for Chinese business travellers. However, there are some three and four-star hotels located around the centre of the city.