Kaifeng, Ancient capital in China
Kaifeng, known for its rich history, is a prefecture-level city in the Henan province.
Once the capital of the Northern Song dynasty, Kaifeng was among the largest cities in the world during that period.
The city preserves the Millennium City Park, a re-creation of an ancient Song dynasty city.
Tourists can visit historical sites and participate in local festivals to experience the traditional culture.
Kaifeng is home to one of China's few remaining Jewish communities, descended from ancient Silk Road traders.
Location: Henan
Population: 4824016
Elevation above the sea: 75 m
Website: kaifeng.gov.cn
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