2025 Wuwei Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

OMG struck gold with this ultimate Northwest family trip! Kids chase mini Crescent Moon Spring🌙 in the hotel's private desert, ride camels through Danxia maze, grill lamb skewers under shooting stars at night... all while staying in an oriental aesthetic palace for just 2k+ per person! (Tested parent guide👇) 📍 Divine Accommodation | Dunhuang Easten Hotel (5 mins from Singing Sand Dunes!) ✨ Private Tour Route | Tianti Grottoes → Rainbow Danxia → Desert Banquet → Mogao Caves 🔥 Kids' Ultimate Highlights ✅ Desert treasure hunt🐫 at hotel! Dash into private dunes to find Three-Legged Golden Crow sculpture (hotel easter egg), kids play archaeologist with sand shovels ✅ Danxia maze adventure🎨! Off-road through colorful mountains, teach kids to identify "rainbow cake layers"🍰 ✅ Mini mural artist class🖌️! Post-Mogao Cave visit, paint Nine-Colored Deer with mineral pigments ✅ Sunset camel expedition🌅! Jingle through Singing Sand Dunes, kids hugging humps shouting "Giddyup~" ✅ Starlight BBQ party🍢! Desert feast grilling lamb skewers, firelight glinting off kids' greasy smiles 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 7-Day 6-Night Itinerary Day1: Lanzhou pickup → Kite flying by Yellow River 🪁 Icebreaker: Compete whose kite touches clouds first☁️ Day2: Tianti Grottoes → Treasure hunt at Wuwei Museum 🦁 Mission: Find Bronze Galloping Horse + watch murals "come alive" with AR glasses Day3: Pingshanhu Grand Canyon → Rainbow Danxia charge 🐫 Canyon fun: Ride camel carts + squeeze through "Thread of Sky" crevices Day4: Giant Reclining Buddha → Jiayuguan archery🏹 🎯 Frontier experience: Kids shoot straw targets with mini bows Day5: Earth's Son → Encore Dunjiang → Desert BBQ 🤖 Sculpture easter egg: Place grass-woven rings on "Giant Baby"💍 Day6: Mogao Caves exploration → Sandboarding at Singing Dunes 🏜️ Sandboarding race: Zoom down 100m slopes on wooden boards Day7: Hotel pool play → Dunjiang airport transfer 💡 Veteran Mom Tips ❶ Blind-pick Dunhuang Easten Hotel! ▫️ Art museum has kids' doodle corner ▫️ Midnight kitchen delivers baby milk🍼 ❷ Anti-sand arsenal ▫️ Kids' full-body sand suits (rentable!) ▫️ Waterproof phone pouches on neck straps ❸ Sun rescue kit ▫️ Children's sunscreen stick + ice silk face cover ▫️ Clip-on mini fan for strollers ❹ Hidden perks ▫️ Free Dunhuang picture book + crayons ▫️ Complimentary family photo at desert banquet 🌟 Zero-Cost Thrills ✔️ Caisson Kongming lanterns🏮! Borrow craft kits to launch celestial-patterned lanterns ✔️ Desert plant hunt🌵! Compete to find camel thorns + saxaul trees ✔️ Night astronomy class🌠! Butlers point out Milky Way's "Dunhuang constellations" This Northwest journey turns kids into Silk Road ambassadors! Morning: Grotto apprentices🧱 Afternoon: Promoted to Danxia knights🏇 Bedtime verdict while munching lamb skewers: "Camels are steadier than my kindergarten bus!"

✨"Don't want to be stuck in crowds this May Day? I've personally tested these 5 amazing provinces with stunning scenery and fewer crowds! Here's your secret guide to avoiding 99% of tourists👇" 💡[Yunnan · Western Yunnan] 🌟Highlights: No need to squeeze with the crowds in Lijiang and Dali! ✅Nujiang Grand Canyon: Emerald green river + cliff villages, a hiker's paradise ✅Mangshi: A town with Southeast Asian vibes, enjoy Dai-style barbecue for around 30 RMB per person ✅Nuodeng Ancient Village: The same ham featured on "A Bite of China," a thousand-year-old Bai salt well wonderland 🎒Tips: Wear a light jacket + sunscreen, the UV rays on the plateau are super strong! 💡[Guizhou · Mountain & Water Surprise] 🌟Highlights: Half-price tickets + direct high-speed rail! ✅Zhaoxing Dong Village: Drum towers and smoke amidst terraced fields and sea of clouds, rent Miao costumes for only 20 RMB/day ✅Wujiang Village: Stilt houses quieter than Fenghuang, a stunning night bamboo raft tour ✅Huangguoshu Waterfall: Avoid the crowds with a night tour! The illuminated waterfall is truly breathtaking 🍜Must-eats: Sour soup fish, siwawa, tofu balls 💡[Gansu · Hexi Corridor] 🌟Highlights: Double the fun with history + scenery! ✅Zhangye Pingshan Lake: Wilder canyon hikes than Danxia ✅Wuwei Tianshan Grottoes: The origin of niche grottoes, enjoy a private viewing experience ✅Longnan Guangegou: "Little Jiuzhaigou of Gansu," azaleas bloom in May 📸Photo tips: Pair Hanfu or cowboy hats + sunglasses for stunning photos 💡[Fujian · East Coastline] 🌟Highlights: Enjoy the entire glass sea! ✅Xiapu Sijiao Islands: Real-life Zelda, dance with seagulls on grassy cliffs ✅Qida Village: Climb 1800 steps to get a Rio de Janeiro substitute ✅Dongshan Island: Watch the sunset from the Left Ear rooftop, chase the wind on an electric scooter in Nanmen Bay 🚗Transportation: Recommend renting a car for self-driving, park anytime for road trip photos 💡[Shanxi · Ancient Architecture Tour] 🌟Highlights: National treasure-level hidden gems that 99% of people don't know about! ✅Yingxian Wooden Pagoda: A thousand-year-old leaning tower built without a single nail, Liang Sicheng called it a "museum of Dougong" ✅Feihong Pagoda of Guangsheng Temple: The glazed pagoda reflects rainbows in the sunlight! ✅Jin Shrine Song Dynasty Painted Sculptures: Even the eyelashes of the maid statues are clearly visible 🎫Tickets: Most attractions support reservations through the "Visit Shanxi" mini-program ⚠️Tips to avoid pitfalls: ❶ Book high-speed rail tickets 10 days in advance, save screenshots of attraction ticket reservations ❷ Wear comfortable sneakers! 20,000 steps a day is not a dream ❸ Bring your student ID/teacher ID, etc., don't waste half-price discounts 💌Comment below: What are your favorite hidden travel destinations? 3 lucky winners will receive a hand-drawn travel guide~ 

Hello, I'm Diudiu, see you again in the northwest, the lonely smoke in the desert~ Hexi Corridor, a magnificent road of civilization, is also a unique scenic avenue in the northwest. 🐫 Self-driving in Wuwei, exploring the historical and cultural journey of the eastern part of the Hexi Corridor! 🍃🍃 🚖Self-driving route: Leitai Han Tomb → Jiumoluo Temple → Confucius Temple → White Pagoda Temple Tengger Desert → Tianyi Ecological Park → Tianti Mountain Grottoes → Han and Tang Dynasties Tianma City Tangzui Ecological Mountain Resort → Tar Bay → Wuwei Hot Spring Resort 🏷️Tips: Recommended play time: 3 days and 2 nights Transportation: Self-driving Weather: The sunset is earlier in autumn, and the temperature difference between day and night is large, so pay attention to windproof, cold-proof, and sunscreen~ Dress: Hanfu makeup is recommended, which is very suitable for visiting Wuwei attractions Go to Tengger Desert Scenic Area to take a set of flying pictures Go to Tianti Mountain Grottoes to feel the shock of the Buddha Go to Han and Tang Dynasties Tianma City, immersive tour of the exhibition hall Everyone have a pleasant journey~

After the lightening of Baita Mountain, it is so amazing and moving, let Lanzhou have a beautiful and beautiful night scene ~ more and more the northwest metropolis! Resonance of the Symphony Silk Road, with the co-produced Gansu Metropolis, exquisite Lanzhou

🇨🇳 If you’re visiting Wuwei, check out the Leitai Han Dynasty Cultural Museum. The park is relaxing to walk around, and includes features such as horse sculptures, flower gardens, and indoor museums. This is a great place to learn about Wuwei history. 📍Address: Beiguan Middle Road No.164 Leitai Han Dynasty Tombs Nearby, Liangzhou Wuwei Gansu China 🕰️Business Hours: 09:00 - 18:00 every day

A must-visit destination in your lifetime—the Hexi Corridor! Without experiencing it, you'll never grasp the vastness of the world or the diversity of China. Boasting incredibly rich natural landscapes and cultural heritage, this journey takes you through deserts🏜, Gobi, Danxia landforms, grottoes, and ancient relics... But visiting the Hexi Corridor demands more than a superficial glance—every attraction here deserves your undivided attention❗️ Our Wild Home itinerary ensures private guided tours + immersive experiences, offering a slow-paced vacation that unlocks the full essence of the Hexi Corridor, guaranteeing an unforgettable trip! . **【Hexi Corridor · 6-Day Premium In-Depth Tour】** 👉 Private Group: Minimum 2 travelers, exclusive to your party ✅ 7/9-seater business vehicle with driver-guide ✅ Professional guided tours at 6 major attractions for deep exploration ✅ Stay at high-end wilderness luxury hotels throughout, maximizing comfort ✅ 1V1 personalized customization with 24/7 online travel concierge ✅ Licensed travel agency, including travel contract + PICC travel insurance . 🔥 **Must-Visit Highlights**: **Mogao Caves** A UNESCO World Heritage Site, showcasing millennia of Buddhist art. Includes Class A tickets with guided tours of 8 caves. **Mingsha Mountain & Crescent Lake** A marvel of desert-oasis coexistence. Enjoy a private desert camp dinner🍽, camel rides, sandboarding, and ATV dune bashing. **Zhangye Danxia Landform** Vibrant, layered hills dazzle under the sun. VIP shuttle + private guide to 3 core viewing platforms🌈. **Leitai Han Tomb** The origin site of China’s tourism emblem, "Galloping Horse Treading on a Flying Swallow." Private guide + AR/VR cultural experience at *The Ode to the Han Dynasty* exhibit. **Tiantishan Grottoes** One of China’s earliest cave temples, hailed as the "origin of grottoes," with private guide. **Jiayuguan Pass** The western terminus of the Ming Great Wall, renowned as the "First and Greatest Pass Under Heaven," with private guide. **Yang Pass** "Beyond Yang Pass, no old friends remain." Private guide + visit to beacon ruins and museum. . 🏨 **Luxury Hotels Throughout**: ✨ **Dunhuang Easten Hotel**: A desert retreat blending ultimate Eastern aesthetics, offering views of sunset over the dunes and poplar forests. ✨ **JANGALA Dunhuang (SLH)**: Northwest China’s first SLH member, nestled between the Gobi Desert and vast grape🍇 oasis. ✨ **Dunhuang Resort**: A fortress-style hotel with exotic charm; its Starview Terrace overlooks Mingsha Mountain. ✨ 5-Diamond hotels under Gansu Aviation & Tourism Group: Gansu Air Travel Jinling Hotel & Danxia Pearl Hotel. . 🚗 **Itinerary (Customizable)**: D1: Lanzhou airport pickup - free time D2: Lanzhou - Tiantishan Grottoes - Leitai Han Tomb - *The Ode to the Han Dynasty* exhibit - Wuwei D3: Wuwei - Zhangye Danxia VIP tour - Jiayuguan D4: Jiayuguan - Fortress - Dunhuang desert experience + dinner D5: Dunhuang - Mogao Caves - Mingsha Mountain & Crescent Lake D6: Dunhuang - Yang Pass - airport drop-off .

🚲 If you’re in Wuwei and want a fun activity to do, head to Shenzhou Desert Wildlife Zoo! A relatively quiet zoo that we explored for 3-4 hours, where we rented a four-person bike (at an extra cost)to pedal around. This would be the perfect place to take the kids to! 🐒There is a large variety of animals to visit, from a range of natural habitats, from birds to bears to camels to farm animals, as well as a mini theme park inside the park. The part is split into logical sections, and with a map it is easy to navigate. 💵 Adult ticket prices are 80 yuan, and students/seniors get half price tickets. 📝 Be sure to add this to your itinerary for Wuwei!

Having been to so many places, honestly, the Qinghai x Gansu Grand Loop family trip is the most amazing! While temperatures in Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai soar to ~40°C, we enjoyed a summer of just over 20°C with the kids—plus lakes, deserts, grasslands, and so many stunning views in one go! The kids didn’t want to leave. Sharing my itinerary here—parents can just copy it directly🌹 ✅Day 1: Arrive in Lanzhou Took the kids to Dazhong Lane—super close with tons of food options. The little ones especially loved Lao Mou’s yogurt and egg milk rice wine. ✅Day 2: Lanzhou → Wuwei → Mars 1 Base In the morning, we visited the Tiantishan Grottoes with 18 caves! The 28-meter-tall Tang Dynasty Buddha statue in Cave 13 was awe-inspiring from below, and you could even see the intricate patterns on the Buddha’s robe up close! In the afternoon, we headed to Mars 1 Base—China’s version of "Lonely Planet." The kids got to learn about super plant experiments and even planted their own, feeling super accomplished~ At dusk, we suited the kids up in astronaut gear, turning them into tiny "Martian explorers," and snapped tons of photos for a major social media flex. ⭐Tip: Bring mosquito repellent! The "alien creatures" of the Gobi are way too friendly.) ✅Day 3: Jinchang → Rainbow Danxia → Desert Camp Rainbow Danxia’s multicolored terrain is truly nature’s "palette"—illegally beautiful. ⭐Tip: Wear solid colors for photos—the backdrop is already too vibrant!) In the afternoon, we hit the desert camp. The kids rode camels with the guide while I enjoyed some solo time with a desert spa. At night, the family tour group set up a wild desert dinner—my first time eating in the dunes! ✅Day 4: Desert Camp → Qilian Morning: Biandukou Flower Sea—a vast field of rapeseed flowers stretching as far as the eye could see. Afternoon: Hiked through Binggou Forest with a guide, breathing fresh air in this natural oxygen bar. The kids loved spotting sika deer, staying excited like little explorers the whole time. ✅Day 5: Qilian → Qinghai Lake → Chaka Salt Lake Blue skies, white clouds, and green grasslands dotted with herds of sheep and cows—pure therapy. Saw the dramatic Qinghai Lake cliffs, and the kids cuddled ultra-soft lambs (so huggable!). Finally, the legendary "Mirror of the Sky"—Chaka Salt Lake—where you can literally see salt crystals! The kids even wanted to taste-test if it was real salt. ✅Day 6: Chaka Salt Lake → Xining Got a one-day Tibetan experience card: dressed in traditional clothes with the kids, made butter tea and tsampa, joined games like handkerchief toss, kite flying, and jump rope... In the afternoon, we strolled along Qinghai Lake on horseback—wind in our faces, the lake’s blue waters against the grasslands were breathtaking. For parents, I highly recommend booking a family tour like I did—private transport makes everything easy, letting you relax and enjoy the trip hassle-free.

—From Lanzhou to Dunhuang, Unlock the Vastness and Splendor of the Northwest✨ 🚗 Daily Itinerary **Day 1: Lanzhou → Wushaoling → Tiantishan Grottoes → Leitai Han Tomb → Western Xia Museum → Wuwei** ✔️ **Tiantishan Grottoes**: The origin of Chinese grottoes, showcasing the primitive style of Northern Liang Buddhist art! ✔️ **Leitai Han Tomb**: Discover the authentic "Galloping Horse Treading on a Flying Swallow" (replica) and uncover the burial culture of Han Dynasty nobility! ✔️ **Western Xia Museum**: Artifacts from the Heishui City ruins, decoding the mysterious legacy of the Western Xia Dynasty! 🍜 **Stay in Wuwei**: Visit the Liangzhou Market Night Market—must-tries include lamb with rolled dough and the "Three-Course Meal" (noodles, braised meat, and almond tea)! **Day 2: Wuwei → Shandan Horse Ranch → Giant Buddha Temple → Zhangye** ✔️ **Shandan Horse Ranch**: Asia's largest horse ranch, lush green in summer—witness thousands of galloping horses! (Horseback riding available.) ✔️ **Giant Buddha Temple**: Home to a 34.5-meter indoor reclining Buddha, the largest in Asia, and legends of the "Western Xia Yipintang"! 🌃 **Stay in Zhangye**: Visit the Ganzhou Night Market for stir-fried dishes and sao noodles—full of local flavor! **Day 3: Zhangye → Mati Temple → Rainbow Danxia → Zhangye** ✔️ **Mati Temple**: Cliffside grottoes exploring Yugur culture—don’t miss the "Thirty-Three Heavens" Buddhist caves! ✔️ **Rainbow Danxia**: Capture sunset views like an oil painting! Recommended spots: Viewing Platform 4 (Rainbow Fan) and 6 (famous for its "Mazi Noodle Shop" angle). 📸 **Tips**: Wear bright colors for better photos! The shuttle bus costs 10 RMB one-way—don’t miss the sunset! **Day 4: Zhangye → Pingshanhu Grand Canyon → Jiayuguan Fort → Jiayuguan** ✔️ **Pingshanhu Grand Canyon**: A paradise for hikers! Take the "One-Line Sky" route for thrilling cliffside paths! ✔️ **Jiayuguan Fort**: Climb the "Mighty Pass" for views of the Qilian Mountains and snap a photo with the Overhanging Great Wall! 🌙 **Stay in Jiayuguan**: Try grilled meat with sand onions at Datang Food Street and explore the Tang Dynasty-themed night market! **Day 5: Jiayuguan → Shuangta Reservoir → Yulin Grottoes → Desert Baby → Dunhuang** ✔️ **Yulin Grottoes**: The sister caves of Mogao! Cave 25’s "Western Xia Water-Moon Guanyin" is stunning—join a guided tour! ✔️ **Desert Baby**: A giant infant sculpture in the Gobi—a striking contrast of desolation and tenderness (free to photograph)! 🚗 **Tips**: Stop by Shuangta Reservoir for its serene blue waters! **Day 6: Dunhuang → Mogao Caves → Singing Sand Dunes & Crescent Lake** ✔️ **Mogao Caves**: With a Class A ticket, visit 8 caves! Book 30 days in advance and listen to stories of flying apsaras from guides! ✔️ **Singing Sand Dunes**: Enter after 4 PM—ride camels, sandboard, and watch the sunset! Optional desert camping with bonfire under the stars (extra fee). 🍹 **Must-try**: Apricot juice and Li Guang apricots at Dunhuang’s Shazhou Night Market! **Day 7: Dunhuang → Yumen Pass → Yangguan Pass → Yadan Devil City** ✔️ **Yumen Pass**: The historic site of "Spring Breeze Never Crosses Yumen Pass"—explore Xiaofangpan City and Hecang Fortress! ✔️ **Yangguan Pass**: Dress in Hanfu for epic "West of Yangguan" photos and visit the museum’s artifacts! ✔️ **Yadan Devil City**: Witness the sunset "Fleet Sailing" spectacle—bring snacks and water! **Day 8: Dunhuang → Departure**

🚗: Navigate to Shangsi Temple, approximately 2 hours drive 🫡: Located in Shangsi Village, Liangzhou District, Wuwei City, Shangsi is an area blessed with natural scenery and rural charm. The surroundings feature vast grasslands, forests, rivers, and breathtaking views. On the way to Shangsi, you can admire the majestic Qilian Mountains, with their rolling peaks resembling a picturesque scroll. This typical rural region retains strong local traditions, with traditional farmhouses and warm hospitality, offering an authentic countryside experience. The scenery along the way is absolutely stunning—the best views are always on the road. On the return trip, you can take the mountain route (no need to backtrack the same way), passing by Nanying Reservoir and county roads with equally spectacular views. Be aware that some sections of the mountain road are challenging, with sharp turns, difficult passing situations, and no cell signal. Seasoned drivers, safety first! 🫶: Friendly reminder: Check the weather forecast before your trip and dress appropriately. Bring rain gear and watch for slippery conditions if it rains. Follow traffic rules, maintain a safe speed, especially on mountainous or winding roads. Protect the environment—take your trash with you when you leave.

Stop wandering around aimlessly! Here's an amazing travel guide to Wuwei, Gansu. Are you still racking your brains about where to go on vacation? Today, I'm sharing a treasure travel destination in Gansu—Wuwei. It has both historical charm and natural beauty. The key is that prices are not high. Students and workers, go for it! Itinerary Day 1: City Cultural Exploration Tour In the morning, head straight to the Leitai Scenic Area, the place where the "Galloping Horse Treading on a Swallow" was unearthed. As soon as you enter the gate, the iconic Galloping Horse Treading on a Swallow sculpture comes into view, as if you can see it speeding by. Then go to the Han Culture Museum to see the bronze chariot and horse honor guard figurines of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Dozens of bronze horses are in various shapes and lifelike, as if they are about to gallop. At noon, go to Lao Sun's San Tao Che nearby for a set meal of Xing Mian, braised meat, and Fu tea. Xing Mian is braised noodles. The noodles are freshly pulled and topped with a thick soup, served with soft and tender braised meat, and a sip of warm Fu tea. So comfortable! In the afternoon, go to the Confucian Temple to feel the strong scholarly atmosphere, and then go to the Western Xia Museum to learn about the mysterious Western Xia culture. In the evening, go to Liangzhou Market to start a food tour, including Youbingzi (fried pancake) with rice cake, Cheng Ji Mianpi (cold noodles), and Wuwei Halal Spicy Hot Pot! Day 2: A Journey of Nature and History In the morning, head to Binggou River Scenic Area, which is 40 km away from the city and named after the Binggou River. Here, you can find Qilian glaciers, snow mountains, Tianchi (Heavenly Lake), and grand canyons. The scenery is different in each season. It is not an exaggeration to say that you can experience "three seasons in a day and different weather every ten miles." Azaleas bloom in spring, cool breezes blow in summer, forests are dyed in autumn colors in late autumn, and everything is covered in silver in winter. At noon, try farm dishes at a farmhouse near the scenic area. In the afternoon, go to Tiantishan Grottoes, one of the earliest grottoes in China, known as the "ancestor of Chinese grottoes." Although the Buddha statues and murals have been somewhat damaged after years of baptism, the heavy sense of history is overwhelming. Return to the city for rest in the evening. Day 3: Surrounding Leisure Day Trip In the morning, go to Shenzhou Desert Wild Animal Park, where you can see rare animals such as Przewalski's wild horses and desert wild donkeys. There is also an amusement park where you can have fun. Have a simple meal at the scenic area at noon. In the afternoon, go to the Liangzhou Alliance Memorial Hall to learn about the history of Tibet's affiliation to the central government's administrative jurisdiction, and see 100 white pagodas of different sizes and scattered heights, which are especially photogenic under the blue sky and white clouds. Transportation Guide If you take the train, Wuwei Station and Wuwei South Station have convenient transportation and many trains. Friends who drive themselves should pay attention to the fact that some sections of the road have many curves and steep slopes, so don't be distracted while driving. For transportation in the city, buses can reach most attractions. If you don't want to wait for the bus, take a taxi, which is also affordable. Food Recommendations 1. San Tao Che: The Xing Mian is chewy, the braised meat is fragrant, and the Fu tea is warm. A set meal is filling and cost-effective. A must-try in Wuwei! 2. Minqin Mutton: The meat is fresh, tender, and has no muttony taste. Whether it is roasted mutton, hand-grabbed mutton, or mutton soup, it is so delicious that you will lose your eyebrows. Meat lovers, go for it! 3. Wuwei Mianpi Zi (cold noodles): The yellow and transparent Mianpi is added with side dishes and chili peppers. It is sour, spicy, and refreshing. You can't stop eating it. 4. Millet Soup and Fried Dough Twists: Soak the fried dough twists in the millet and bean soup. The fried dough twists are crispy, and the millet soup is sweet. You can't find this wonderful combination anywhere else. Nearby Attractions 1. Baita Temple: Also known as Bai Ta Si (White Pagoda Temple), it was built in the Yuan Dynasty and has a history of more than 750 years. The temple is large in scale. The Great White Pagoda is surrounded by 99 small pagodas, forming a pagoda forest, which is very spectacular. You can also feel the strong religious atmosphere. 2. Wushaoling: It is more than 3,000m above sea level and has the ruins of the Han Great Wall and the Ming Great Wall. Standing on the ridge, you can have a panoramic view of high mountains, canyons, grasslands, and rivers. The scenery changes endlessly throughout the four seasons, making it super beautiful for taking pictures! Accommodation Recommendations 1. Hanting Hotel (Wuwei Railway Station Branch): It has a good location, convenient transportation, affordable prices, clean and tidy facilities, and attentive service. 2. New Concept Hotel (Wuwei Pedestrian Street Branch): It is near the pedestrian street, making it convenient for shopping and finding food. The rooms are cost-effective, and it is comfortable and relaxing to stay in.

Seven out of ten beautiful scenery in China lies in the northwest! The Qinghai-Gansu Grand Loop brings together desert Gobi, snow-capped mountains and grasslands, lakes and rivers, and the scenery is super attractive! But if you drive this route yourself, because there are many uninhabited areas and the strategy is complicated, it is easy to get tired after a trip 😣! Don't worry! The guide has been organized clearly for you👇 - 🎒 Travel Gear List Documents: ID card, student ID card📄 Daily necessities: high-factor sunscreen, skin care products, bath products, facial masks, disposable underwear/socks/bath slippers💄 💊: Cold medicine💊, motion sickness medicine💊, gastrointestinal medicine💊, anti-altitude sickness medicine💊, Band-Aid Essentials for travel: sunglasses, sun hat, thermos cup, sun mask, umbrella, tissue, power bank, lipstick📸 Outfit: sun protection clothing, three-in-one jacket, hiking shoes/sports shoes, large shawl 👟 - 🗺️ Three treasure routes ① Regular and easy version👣 Day ①: Arrive in Xining → Pick up at the airport and send to the hotel → Free activities🎉 Day ②: Xining → Sun Moon Mountain → Qinghai Lake → Chaka Salt Lake → Chaka Town (accommodation) Day ③: Chaka Town → Qaidam Basin → Da Qaidam Emerald Lake → Da Qaidam (accommodation) Day ④: Dachaidan→Oil Town→Yangguan→Dunhuang (accommodation) Day ⑤: Dunhuang → Mogao Grottoes → Mingsha Mountain and Crescent Moon Lake → Dunhuang (accommodation) Day ⑥: Dunhuang → Son of the Earth → Jiayuguan → Colorful Danxia → Zhangye (accommodation) Day 7: Zhangye → Qilian Grassland → Gangshika Snow Peak (view from a distance) → Menyuan Flower Sea → Xining (return trip) - ② Yadan on the water version 🌊 Based on the relaxed version, the super beautiful attractions such as Dongtaijinaier Lake, Water Yadan and Nanbaxian have been added! Day 1: Xining → Riyue Mountain → Qinghai Lake (Heimahe Scenic Area) → Chaka Salt Lake → Chaka Town (accommodation) Day 2: Chaka Town → (Crossing) Qaidam Basin → Dachaidan Emerald Lake → Dachaidan Town (Accommodation) Day 3: Dachaidan Town → National Highway 315 (U-shaped highway) → Dongtaijinaier Lake → Water Yadan → Dachaidan Town (accommodation) Day 4: Dachaidan Town → Heidu Mountain → Aksai Oil Town → Dunhuang (accommodation) Day 5: Dunhuang → Mogao Grottoes (tickets are cheaper around 9 o'clock) → Mingsha Mountain and Crescent Moon Lake → Shazhou Night Market → Dunhuang (accommodation) Day 6: Dunhuang → (passing by) Jiayuguan Pass → Zhangye Colorful Danxia → Zhangye (accommodation) Day 7: Zhangye → Biandukou → Qilian Grassland → Gangshika Snow Peak (view from a distance) → Xining (end) - ③ Shuiya + Chaerhan version🌈 This route includes unique attractions such as the Qarhan Salt Lake and Golmud, allowing you to see different beautiful scenery at one time! Day 1: Xining → Riyue Mountain → Qinghai Lake (Heimahe Scenic Area) → Chaka Salt Lake → Chaka Town (accommodation) Day 2: Chaka Town → Chaerhan Salt Lake → Golmud (accommodation) Day 3: Golmud → National Highway 315 (U-shaped highway) → Dongtaijinaier Lake → Water Yadan → Dachaidan Town (accommodation) Day 4: Daxiadan Town → Daxiadan Emerald Lake → Heidu Mountain → Aksai Oil Town → Silk Road Heritage City → Dunhuang (accommodation) Day 5: Dunhuang → Mogao Grottoes (tickets are cheaper around 9 o'clock) → Mingsha Mountain and Crescent Moon Lake → Shazhou Night Market → Dunhuang (accommodation) Day 6: Dunhuang → (passing by) Jiayuguan Pass → Zhangye Colorful Danxia → Zhangye (accommodation) Day 7: Zhangye → Biandukou → Qilian Grassland → Gangshika Snow Peak (view from a distance) → Xining (end) - 🌟 A quick overview of must-see attractions Sun Moon Mountain: It is said that Princess Wencheng passed by here, full of stories​ Qinghai Lake: The vast blue lake with charming scenery Chaka Salt Lake: The lake is like a mirror, suitable for taking photos Dachaidan Emerald Lake: The lake water is emerald green, like a gem​ Oil town: movie shooting location, strong atmosphere Yangguan: You can feel the traces of the ancient Silk Road Mogao Grottoes: Preserving millennium murals, a treasure house of historical culture Mingsha Mountain Crescent Lake: a clear spring in the desert, the scenery is magical and romantic Son of the Earth: Giant sculpture brings strong visual impact Jiayuguan: A majestic fortress showing a profound sense of history Colorful Danxia: colorful hills, like a natural palette​ Dongtaijinaier Lake: The lake is blue and the scenery is charming Yadan on the water: Yadan landform stands in the water, with unique landscape Heidu Mountain: Black Gobi Desert is a good place to shoot films Chaerhan Salt Lake: With a magical salt bridge - 💡 Practical travel tips Prepare cleaning wipes and portable hand sanitizer in the car, clean and convenient🧼 Bring a thermos cup, it's super comfortable to drink hot water on the plateau🥤 The journey is long and there are few toilets. Solve personal problems in advance when getting on and off the bus🚽 Some of the itineraries have lunch in uninhabited areas, so buy some snacks and fruits in advance🍎

🚗 Baita Temple - Tiantishan Grottoes - Tengger Desert - Western Xia Museum - Wuwei Confucian Temple Tiantishan Grottoes: The millennium echo of the Buddhist light of Liangzhou. It is located at the eastern end of the Hexi Corridor and is the remaining vein of the Lenglongling Mountains, a branch of the Qilian Mountains. This mountain, which resembles a hanging ladder, carries the pioneer of Chinese grotto art with its steep rock walls. Baita Temple: The civilization dialogue between the sacred sounds of the snowy plateau and the temples of the Central Plains. In the throat of the Hexi Corridor, in the southeast of Wuwei City, stands a white pagoda. Like a witness who has experienced the vicissitudes of life, it tells the story of the blending of Han and Tibetan civilizations.

On an autumn afternoon in Wuwei, Gansu, sunlight streams through the thin clouds onto the earth, and a breeze carries a hint of coolness, making it the perfect time to explore this ancient city. If you're planning a spontaneous trip, then Hampton by Hilton Wuwei Liangzhou is definitely a choice you won't want to miss. 😊 Sweet Dreams in the Clouds As soon as you step into the hotel lobby, you'll feel a warm and modern vibe. Each of the hotel's rooms is equipped with a Serta double-patented mattress that meets the American "Hampton Bed" standard, along with ecologically certified bedding, making you feel like you're in the clouds and enjoy a dreamless night's sleep. Wake up refreshed and ready to face the new day. 🍽️ A Rich and Varied Breakfast In the morning, the hotel's buffet restaurant has prepared a hearty breakfast, with everything from Western breads and bacon to Chinese porridge and soup dumplings, catering to different tastes. Sit by the floor-to-ceiling windows, enjoy the delicious food, and admire the city views outside the window, starting your day off right. 🚗 Convenient Transportation for Worry-Free Travel Hampton by Hilton Wuwei Liangzhou is located in the heart of the new district, not only close to Wuwei Railway Station and Wuweidong Railway Station, but also next to the entrance to the Wujin Expressway and the Lianhuo Expressway North Line, making transportation very convenient. Whether you're heading to the city center or nearby attractions, you can easily get there, making your trip even smoother. 🎁 Surprise Services and Thoughtful Care The hotel's service is even more impressive. From the moment you check in, the front desk staff will warmly welcome each guest and provide thoughtful assistance. If you lose any items, they will proactively contact you and mail them back. When you check out, you may even receive a small gift, making you feel at home. At Hampton by Hilton Wuwei Liangzhou, you can not only enjoy a high-quality stay, but also easily visit the surrounding historical sites. From the hotel, you can walk or take a short drive to cultural attractions such as the Wuwei City Museum, Wuwei Confucian Temple, and Kumarajiva Temple to experience the city's rich history and culture. Here, every stay is a wonderful memory.

📍Yuhuan, Zhejiang Province Transportation: Take the high-speed train to Wenling Station, then transfer to a bus or taxi to Yuhuan. The journey takes about 1 hour. Attractions: Dalu Island: Tickets are CNY 45 for adults, CNY 30 for students/children, and CNY 70 for a parent-child ticket (1 adult and 1 child). The island has abundant plant resources and natural landscapes. Whirlpool Bay Sightseeing Agricultural Park: Suitable for family trips, with light shows and other nighttime activities. Cuisine: Fish skin wontons, sweet potato starch balls, and fried fish noodles, etc. The average cost per person is about CNY 50. Accommodation: It is recommended to stay at the Holiday Inn Express Wetland Park, which costs about CNY 300/night. 📍Nanjiluo, Yunnan Province Transportation: Depart from Lijiang and charter a car or drive yourself. The journey takes about 5 hours. Itinerary: Hike to Nanjiluo: The hiking route is about 5 km, round trip takes about 4–5 hours. You need to pay for an off-road vehicle, which costs about CNY 200 per person. Cizhong Church: Free admission. Cuisine: You need to bring your own dry food and water along the way. You can also taste local specialties in Badi Township or Cizhong Village, which costs about CNY 40 per person. Accommodation: Stay in Badi Township or Cizhong Village. The price of a standard room is about CNY 200/night. 📍Wuwei, Gansu Province Transportation: Take the high-speed train or plane to Wuwei. Attractions: Leitai Han Culture Museum: Free admission. Wuwei Confucian Temple: Tickets are CNY 35. Western Xia Museum: Free. Han and Tang Tianma City: The adult ticket for the scenic spot is CNY 150, and the children's ticket is CNY 75. Cuisine: Wuwei "San Tao Che", Liangzhou hot pot, etc. The average cost per person is about CNY 50. Accommodation: Hotels in the city center, the price of a standard room is about CNY 300/night. 📍Chadong, Hunan Province Transportation: Take the high-speed train to Jishou East Station, then transfer to a bus or taxi to Chadong. The journey takes about 1 hour. Attractions: Biancheng Ancient Town: Free admission. Chadong River: Take a boat trip, the boat ticket is about CNY 30. Cuisine: Smoked meat, blood curd duck, etc. The average cost per person is about CNY 60. Accommodation: Guesthouses in the ancient town, the price of a standard room is about CNY 200/night.

📍First Impressions of Wuwei: Poetry and Vibrancy from "Liangzhou Song" This northwestern town, immortalized in the poem "Liangzhou Song," is home to the majestic "Galloping Horse Treading on a Swallow," the vastness of desert landscapes, and the freshest flavors of spring! Below is a comprehensive guide, save it for your trip! --- 🚗[Transportation: Easy Access to the Silk Road's Starting Point] - ✈️By Air: Fly to Lanzhou Zhongchuan Airport → 1-hour high-speed train to Wuwei (Ticket price: 50+ RMB) - 🚄By Train: Lanzhou Railway Station/Lanzhou West Railway Station → Wuwei Railway Station (Slow train/high-speed train options available) - 🚕Within the City: Public buses cover the entire city for 1 RMB, taxis start at 5 RMB. Shared e-bikes are recommended for exploring the old town. --- 📸[3 Must-See Attractions: A Symphony of History and Nature] 1️⃣ Leitai Han Tomb: Home of the "Galloping Horse Treading on a Swallow" 🔸Tickets: 45 RMB (including Han Tomb + Leitai Park) 🔸Photo Tips: The morning sun shining on the bronze horse is breathtaking! The tomb passage is perfect for capturing "Grave Robbers' Chronicles"-style photos. 🔸Avoid Pitfalls: Rent an audio guide (20 RMB), as AI guides can't replace the depth of history. 2️⃣ Wuwei Confucian Temple: A Perfect Match of Confucian Culture and Hanfu 🔸Tickets: 30 RMB (Half price if you wear Hanfu!) 🔸Recommended Spots: Under the apricot tree in front of the Lingxing Gate, the red wall shadows of Dacheng Hall—every shot is a social media highlight. 🔸Hidden Gem: Experience the bell-ringing ceremony at 8 am, and feel transported back to the imperial examination era as the bell echoes. 3️⃣ Desert Sculpture Park: Artistic Visions in the Desert 🔸Tickets: Free! 🔸Highlights: The giant "Son of the Earth" reclining statue, the "Boundless" mirror installation. Wear solid-colored clothing for contrasting photos. 🔸Tips: The light is soft after 6 pm, and you might catch the desert sunset. Remember to bring water and sunscreen! --- 🍜[Food and Accommodation: A Double Treat for Body and Soul] 🌟Food: - "Santao Che" (Noodles + Braised Meat + Fu Brick Tea): Must-try at Wang Laosan's in Beiguan Market! - Scrambled Eggs with Desert Chives: Wild vegetables grown in the desert, crispy and juicy. - Night Market Recommendation: Sweet Fermented Rice + Milk and Egg Rice Wine on Mingqing Street, incredibly sweet! 🏨Accommodation: - Budget-friendly: Boya Wenhua Hotel: 10-minute walk to the Confucian Temple, breakfast includes Wuwei's specialty noodles. - Upscale: Hilton Garden Inn: New facilities and excellent service, with oasis views from the window. --- 📌[Avoid Pitfalls: Local Tips] 1️⃣ Wuwei's climate is dry, so bring moisturizer! There's a large temperature difference between day and night, so pack a jacket. 2️⃣ Museums are closed on Mondays, don't go there in vain! 3️⃣ Be cautious of restaurant recommendations from taxi drivers, as they may take you to affiliated establishments. 4️⃣ The Tianshan Grottoes are far from the city center, chartering a car or driving yourself is recommended. --- 🌟[Sample Itinerary: A Relaxed 3-Day Trip] Day 1: Leitai Han Tomb → Kumarajiva Temple → Night market barbecue Day 2: Confucian Temple → Desert Sculpture Park → Hot springs resort Day 3: Tianshan Grottoes → Departure --- ✨Epilogue: Liangzhou's romance lies in the details. When the bronze horse awakens under the museum lights, when the aroma of desert chives blends with the richness of lamb on your palate, when the desert stars reflect on the contours of the sculptures… this underrated ancient city awaits your discovery with the gentlest embrace! --- 📌 Will Liangzhou be your next stop? ✨

Walking down the streets of Wuwei, the sun is shining, the breeze is gentle, and it's hard not to slow down. On this trip to Wuwei, I chose a very unique hotel - Wuwei Xinglong Hotel (Leitai Scenic Area Branch). It not only left a deep impression on me, but also gave me a better understanding of this ancient city. 🏠 The hotel feels like an extension of home As soon as I entered the hotel, I was attracted by the warm atmosphere. The lobby design is simple and elegant, making people feel very comfortable. The rooms are spacious and bright, the beds are soft, and every detail reveals the hotel's pursuit of quality. Lying in bed at night, you can see the night view in the distance through the window, which is refreshing. 🍽️ Breakfast choices to satisfy your taste buds The breakfast offers a wide variety, ranging from traditional Northwest pasta to delicate Western-style breakfast items, each of which will satisfy your appetite. More importantly, the breakfast is of very high quality, with fresh ingredients and excellent preparation, injecting full vitality into the new day. 🚗 Worry-free parking for easier travel For self-driving travelers, the hotel's parking lot is a big plus. It is not only spacious, but also well-managed, making it very convenient to enter and exit. From the hotel, it only takes about ten minutes to drive to either the Leitai Han Culture Museum or Leitai Park - Han Tombs, which is very convenient. 🌳 Explore Leitai and feel the warmth of history The Leitai Han Culture Museum near the hotel is a historical site not to be missed. It not only houses a large number of precious cultural relics, but also allows people to feel the profound cultural heritage. Walking along the tree-lined paths of Leitai Park, it's as if you've traveled back to the era of heroes, making you linger. If you are planning a spontaneous trip, you might consider Wuwei as your destination, and Wuwei Xinglong Hotel (Leitai Scenic Area Branch) is the best place to stay. Here, you can enjoy a comfortable accommodation experience while also exploring the unique charm of this city. I hope my sharing can bring you some inspiration, and let's look forward to the next wonderful trip together!

Gansu Baita Temple Travel Guide I. Basic Information • Name: Baita Temple (also known as Bai Ta Si) • Location: Baitacun Village, Wunan Town, 20 km southeast of Liangzhou District, Wuwei City, Gansu Province • Type: National Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit, National Unity and Progress Education Base, National AAAA Tourist Attraction • Opening Hours: 09:00-17:00 (It is recommended to check the latest opening hours in advance) • Best time to visit: Suitable for all seasons, especially spring and autumn when the climate is pleasant for outdoor tours. II. Transportation Guide • By Car: Navigate to "Baita Temple Site, Baitacun Village, Wunan Town, Liangzhou District, Wuwei City". Get off at the Wunan or Huangyang Expressway exit, follow National Highway 312, and drive 2.5 km along the scenic avenue when you see the Liangzhou Baita Temple sign. • By Public Transportation: It is recommended to check local bus or long-distance bus routes in advance to find out how to get to Wunan Town, and then transfer to local transportation to Baita Temple from Wunan Town. III. Attraction Introduction 1. Pagoda Forest: Baita Temple is surrounded by white pagodas of varying heights, the most famous of which is the Tibetan Lama Stupa, about 42.7 meters high, built to commemorate Sakya Pandita Kunga Gyaltsen (referred to as "Sapan"), the religious leader of the Sakya School of Tibetan Buddhism. 2. Baita Temple Site: This is the ancient site of Baita Temple, where you can feel the weight of history and vicissitudes of time. 3. Sapan Stupa: As a landmark building of Baita Temple, Sapan Stupa witnessed the history of friendly exchanges between Tibet and the central government. 4. Liangzhou Meeting Memorial Hall: The hall displays in detail the historical background, process, and significance of the "Liangzhou Meeting" held in 1247 at Wuwei Baita Temple between Sakya Pandita of Tibet and Prince Kotan of the Mongol Khanate. IV. Historical Background • Historical Evolution: Baita Temple was built in the Yuan Dynasty and has a history of more than 750 years. In 1247, in order to solve the problem of Tibet's affiliation, Sapan and Kotan held the famous "Liangzhou Meeting" at Wuwei Baita Temple and issued the "Letter from Sakya Pandita to the Tibetans". Tibet was officially incorporated into the territory of China since then, and Baita Temple has become a historical witness to Tibet's official incorporation into the territory of China. • Cultural Significance: Baita Temple is not only a Buddhist temple, but also a symbol of national unity and cultural exchange. It has witnessed the friendly exchanges and profound friendship between Tibet and the central government. V. Travel Tips 1. Ticket Information: The ticket price of Baita Temple starts from CNY 16 (subject to the scenic spot announcement). It is recommended to book tickets online in advance to save queuing time. 2. Dress Code: Baita Temple is located in a mountainous area with a large temperature difference between morning and evening. It is recommended to bring a coat and comfortable walking shoes. 3. Photo Opportunities: The architecture and scenery of Baita Temple are very suitable for taking photos, especially the iconic scenic spots such as Sapan Stupa and Pagoda Forest. 4. Respect Customs: Baita Temple is a Buddhist temple. Please respect local religious beliefs and customs, and do not make loud noises or touch cultural relics in the temple. VI. Recommended Surrounding Attractions • Leitai Park: Located in Beiguan Middle Road, Liangzhou District, Wuwei City, it is famous for the Leitai Han Tomb where the "Galloping Horse Treading on a Swallow", China's tourism logo, was unearthed. • Wuwei Confucian Temple: Located in Wenchang Road, Liangzhou District, Wuwei City, it is a magnificent complex of Confucian temples, known as the "Crown of the Longyou Academies". VII. Food Recommendations • Wuwei Cold Noodles: One of the special snacks in Wuwei, known for its thin and long noodles, chewy and refreshing texture, and sour and spicy taste. • Mutton Paomo: One of the traditional delicacies in Wuwei, popular for its tender mutton, delicious soup, and soft steamed buns. VIII. Summary Gansu Baita Temple is not only a Buddhist temple with a long history, but also a tourist attraction with profound historical and cultural significance. Whether for tourists who like history and culture, religious culture, or for tourists who like natural scenery and outdoor activities, Baita Temple is a place worth visiting. During the tour, please respect local religious beliefs and customs, and jointly maintain this precious cultural heritage.

On the sixth day of the trip, the third day in Wuwei, we visited the Kumarajiva Temple and Leitai Han Tomb in the morning, and prepared to leave Wuwei for Shandan in the afternoon. Kumarajiva (344-413) was originally from Tianzhu (now India) and was born in Qiuci (now Kuqa, Xinjiang). A prominent monk of the Later Qin Dynasty, he is considered one of the three greatest translators in the history of Chinese Buddhism along with Zhenti and Xuanzang. He became a monk at a young age, initially studying the Hinayana, and later learned the Mahayana, especially the Prajna, and achieved profound attainments. When Fu Jian of the Former Qin heard of his name, he sent Lu Guang to the west to defeat Qiuci and welcome Kumarajiva. After the fall of the Former Qin Dynasty, Kumarajiva stayed in Liangzhou for seventeen years, was revered as the state teacher, and began to translate Buddhist scriptures. Mahavairocana was well versed in Buddhist philosophy and proficient in both Chinese and Sanskrit. The Buddhist scriptures he translated were able to clearly express the original meaning of Sanskrit and were also fluent in flow. The words and sentences are elegant, and they opened a new era in the translation of Buddhist scriptures. According to the Kaiyuan Buddhist Records, Mahavairocana translated a total of 74 Buddhist scriptures in more than 380 volumes. This was the first large-scale translation of foreign scriptures in Chinese history, and became a great feat in the history of cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries. The sutras and treatises translated by Kumarajiva had a great influence. The translated sutras were comprehensive in meaning, faithful in content, and fluent in sentences. He advocated "returning to the essence of translation" and advocated the use of interpretation method for translation. He was the first to introduce Indian Buddhism to China in its original form. It has epoch-making significance in the history of Buddhist scriptures translation in China. The sutras translated by Kumarajiva, such as the Lotus Sutra, the Vimalakirti Sutra, the Amitabha Sutra, the Diamond Sutra, the Mahaprajnaparamita Sutra, and the treatises such as the Madhyamika Shastra, the Hundred Treatises, the Twelve Gates Treatise, the Mahaprajnaparamita Shastra, and the Abhidharmakosha, became the main scriptures based on which Chinese Buddhist sects such as the Three Treatises School, the Abhidharma School, the Tiantai School, the Pure Land School, and the Chan School were based, and promoted the spread of Buddhist culture. While translating Buddhist scriptures, Kumarajiva also often explained them. Yao Xing, court officials, and monks often listened with solemn expressions. All the ministers and nobles were impressed by his teachings. More than five thousand monks came from far away to give his lectures. A stupa was built in Yonggui, and a Prajna platform was established in the center. There were always thousands of monks sitting in meditation. "On April 13, the 15th year of the Hongshi reign (413 AD), Kumarajiva passed away in Chang'an, leaving behind his tongue relics. He also built a pagoda, which has survived to this day. This is the Tongue Relic Pagoda standing before us.

Wuwei is a city rich in history, culture, and breathtaking landscapes, making it a fantastic destination for photographers. When we visited, we explored some incredible locations perfect for capturing stunning shots. If you love ancient architecture, serene temples, and unique desert scenery, here are three must-visit places! Leitai Han Tomb – Home of the Famous Galloping Horse Statue 🏇 One of the most fascinating places we explored in Wuwei was the Leitai Han Tomb, where the iconic Bronze Galloping Horse was discovered. The underground chambers and ancient relics make for a unique and atmospheric photography experience. The best time to visit is in the morning when the soft light enhances the details of the artifacts. Whether you’re capturing history or the beautiful garden surrounding the tomb, this site is a must-visit! 📍 Address: No. 6, Wunan East Road, Liangzhou District, Wuwei, Gansu, China Tiantishan Grottoes – A Hidden Buddhist Treasure 🏯 Nestled in the mountains, the Tiantishan Grottoes are an incredible sight. We were amazed by the massive Buddha statues carved into the cliffs, surrounded by intricate murals and carvings. The best time for photos is late afternoon when the sun casts dramatic shadows across the rock faces. The contrast between the rugged cliffs and the ancient artistry makes this one of the most photogenic sites in Wuwei! 📍 Address: 50 km south of Wuwei City, Gansu, China Baita Temple – A Peaceful Retreat in the Desert 🌿 We visited Baita Temple and found it to be a tranquil escape from the city. This ancient Buddhist temple, with its towering white pagoda, is set against a backdrop of rolling hills and open plains. The best time for photography is at sunrise or sunset when the temple glows in warm golden light. Walking around the temple grounds, we felt a deep sense of peace, making it not only a great place for photography but also for quiet reflection. 📍 Address: Baita Village, Liangzhou District, Wuwei, Gansu, China Wuwei is a city where history and nature come together beautifully. Whether you’re capturing ancient relics, Buddhist grottoes, or peaceful temples, every shot here tells a story! 📷✨ #discoverchina #travel #Vacation

Wuwei Cherry Blossom Itinerary: Best Spots for Stunning Photos! 🌸📷 We visited Wuwei during cherry blossom season, and it was absolutely breathtaking! The city has some hidden gems that are perfect for capturing the beauty of spring. If you’re planning a trip, here are three must-visit spots for the best cherry blossom photos. Confucian Temple – Timeless Elegance ✨ We explored this ancient temple, and the contrast between the pink cherry blossoms and the red walls was stunning. The serene atmosphere and traditional architecture make it a perfect place for dreamy, postcard-worthy shots. The best time to visit is in the morning when the sunlight is soft, giving your photos a warm glow. 📍 Address: 34 West Street, Liangzhou District, Wuwei, Gansu Leitai Park – A Tranquil Escape 🌿🌸 Walking through this park during peak bloom felt like stepping into a fairytale. The cherry blossoms here line the paths, creating a tunnel of pink and white flowers. We recommend visiting in the late afternoon when the golden hour light enhances the colors, making your pictures even more magical. Plus, the park has fewer crowds in the evening, giving you a peaceful experience. 📍 Address: South Section, Leitai South Road, Liangzhou District, Wuwei, Gansu Wuwei South Gate – A Historic Backdrop 🏯🌸 This was one of our favorite spots! The ancient city gate framed by cherry blossoms creates a picture-perfect combination of history and nature. We found that visiting right before sunset gave us the best shots, with the soft evening light highlighting the petals beautifully. If you love a mix of culture and natural beauty, this is the place to be. 📍 Address: South Gate, Liangzhou District, Wuwei, Gansu Wuwei is a fantastic cherry blossom destination, and we highly recommend these spots for the best photo opportunities. Make sure to plan your visit around the peak bloom period in late March to early April for the most stunning views! 🌸📸 #cherryblossom25 #Vacation #travel

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Langham Oriental Hotel Wuwei: A Hidden Gem, Highly Recommended!!! Hey everyone 👋, I recently discovered an amazing hotel during my trip to Wuwei—the Langham Oriental Hotel Wuwei. The experience was exceptional, and I just had to share this wonderful find 🎁 with you all. 📍 Prime Location, Convenient Transportation, and Immersed in History The Langham Oriental Hotel Wuwei boasts an unparalleled location 👍. Situated in the heart of Wuwei, it offers easy access to a well-developed transportation network, making it a breeze to get around the city, whether you're driving or using public transport. This is incredibly convenient for travelers eager to explore this historic and culturally rich city 🚗! The hotel is within close proximity to renowned attractions such as the Leitai Han Tomb and Wuwei Confucian Temple. A short walk or a quick drive will transport you through thousands of years of history, allowing you to immerse yourself in Wuwei's profound cultural heritage. Moreover, the surrounding area is a foodie's paradise, offering easy access to local specialties like Wuwei Santao Che and Mitang Yousanzi, promising a delightful culinary journey 😋. 🏨 Elegant Exterior, Grand Lobby with Ancient Charm The hotel's exterior seamlessly blends the modern architectural style with Wuwei's local traditional architectural elements. From afar, it exudes both contemporary elegance and ancient charm. Stepping into the lobby is like stepping back in time to a magnificent ancient mansion ✨. The wooden décor, complemented by antique lanterns, creates a rich historical ambiance. Exquisite murals depicting Wuwei's historical stories adorn the walls, while the polished marble floors harmoniously blend with the classical elements. The front desk staff, dressed in traditional attire, greet you with warm smiles and efficiently handle check-in procedures. They also enthusiastically introduce the hotel's features and nearby attractions, instantly making you feel the warmth and hospitality of the Wuwei people 🥰. 🛏 Comfortable Rooms, A Perfect Fusion of Tradition and Modernity The guest rooms are a true highlight of the hotel, seamlessly blending traditional charm with modern comfort 🛌. The rooms are spacious, well-appointed, and tastefully decorated. The beds are incredibly soft and comfortable, adorned with traditional patterned bedding, exuding elegance. The antique-style chairs by the window offer a cozy spot to enjoy tea, read a book, or admire the city views. The rooms are equipped with all the modern amenities you could need, including smart TVs and high-speed Wi-Fi for entertainment. The minibar is stocked with local drinks and snacks. The bathrooms are equally impressive, featuring a practical dry and wet separation design. The toiletries emit a subtle fragrance, and the shower area offers a consistent supply of hot water with just the right pressure, ensuring a comfortable and relaxing shower experience. 🍳 Delicious Cuisine, A Wuwei Feast for the Senses The hotel's dining options are guaranteed to tantalize your taste buds 🥘! The restaurant boasts an elegant ambiance, with décor that echoes the hotel's overall classical charm. The breakfast buffet offers a wide variety of options, including Wuwei's signature Xingmian noodles, known for their smooth texture and rich, savory sauce, as well as Western dishes, fresh fruits, and nutritious porridges. This fusion of Eastern and Western cuisine caters to every palate. Lunch and dinner offer even more opportunities to savor authentic Wuwei delicacies, such as Shouzhua Yangrou (hand-grabbed mutton), which is tender, flavorful, and not greasy at all, and Shami noodles, with their unique texture and unforgettable taste. The chefs' culinary expertise transforms each dish into a work of art, allowing you to experience the charm of Wuwei's culinary culture while enjoying a delicious meal. 💁 Attentive Service, Impeccable Care The service at the Langham Oriental Hotel Wuwei is truly top-notch 🤩. The staff is warm, attentive, and provides impeccable care from the moment you step through the door. Whether it's luggage assistance, travel inquiries, or fulfilling special requests, they respond promptly and efficiently. The hotel also offers thoughtful services for children, providing convenience for families traveling with kids and ensuring that the little ones have a pleasant stay. This attentive service makes you feel right at home, even when you're far away. If you're planning a trip to Wuwei, the Langham Oriental Hotel Wuwei is an absolute must-stay. Here, you can immerse yourself in the local history and culture, enjoy comfortable accommodations, savor delicious food, and experience exceptional service, creating unforgettable memories of your Wuwei journey.

👍🏻Recommendation reason: Tianti Mountain Grottoes, also known as Liangzhou Grottoes, are known as the "ancestor of grottoes" in China. They were first built in the Northern Liang (Juqu Mengxun period) in the late Eastern Jin Dynasty and the Sixteen Kingdoms period. They have a history of more than 1,600 years and are an outstanding representative of my country's early grotto art. Here, you can feel the weight of history and the charm of art, appreciate the unique natural and cultural landscapes, and enjoy a relaxing and comfortable journey. 🗺Introduction to scenic spots: The main statue of Sakyamuni in Cave 13 of Tianti Mountain Grottoes is 28 meters high. The Buddha sits majestically, swallowing up the mist. On the left and right sides there are six statues of Kasyapa, Ananda, Manjusri, Samantabhadra, Vaisravana and Virūpākṣa, with lifelike expressions and different images. In front of the cave, the Yangshui Reservoir of the Yellow River is rippling with blue waves and surrounded by clouds and mist, forming a unique landscape of mountains, water, Buddha and clouds. However, you should know that an earthquake in 1927 destroyed five early caves. Later, due to the construction of a reservoir, some stone statues were moved to the warehouse of the Wuwei Museum. Only this giant Buddha could not be moved due to its huge size and became the guardian of the Yellow River Sheep. 🚗Transportation to scenic spots: Arrive at Wuwei Bus Station at 7:00 in the morning. You don’t need to go to the window to buy tickets. Go directly to the parking lot on the first floor to find the Wuwei - Haxi bus. The ticket price is 11¥. The earliest bus leaves at 7:10, but the departure time may be adjusted according to the number of people. When I went there, the bus was full and left at nearly 8 o'clock. After getting on the bus, tell the driver that you want to get off at "Tianti Mountain Grottoes" and save the driver's phone number for easy contact on the return trip. After getting off at the "Tianti Mountain Grottoes" intersection, there are still 2.5 kilometers to the entrance of the scenic area. Don't panic and don't walk. Walk 50 meters forward and you will see a dark red sign indicating that the scenic area provides free pick-up and drop-off service. Call the number on it and someone will come to pick you up soon. 🗺Tour route: Starting from the visitor center, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Yellow River Yangshui Reservoir along the way. Walk through the Arhat Hall to the exhibition hall, and then walk forward to the core scenic area of ​​the grottoes. The entire tour takes 40 to 60 minutes, which is relaxing and you don't have to walk too much. 🍱Food recommendation: The article does not mention relevant content. You can explore the local specialties. Wuwei's Santaoche (Fucha, Xingmian, and bacon) is worth a try to experience the unique flavor of the Northwest. 💰Cost related: round trip ticket 22¥, Tianti Mountain Grottoes ticket 30¥, student ID half price 15¥. 📌Other tips: After the tour, call the bus driver you took in the morning in advance to confirm the return time, then call the scenic spot, wait at the visitor center, and a driver will take you back to the drop-off point. The local drivers are very enthusiastic and can make you feel the hospitality of the people in the Northwest.

Wuwei/The wind on the mountaintop is the roar of warriors Maya Snow Mountain, it was overcast when I went, it felt like World of Warcraft. Driving on the frozen river and snowy mountains was both worrying and fun. Seeing the white yak running happily, I felt unworthy of calling myself a beast of burden. Wushaoling Mountain, the climb was a bit difficult, altitude 3000+ meters, I already had altitude sickness. But standing at the starting point of the Hexi Corridor, the surrounding mountains seemed like those warriors, and the wind on the mountaintop was probably the echo of their roars from back then. Tiantishan Grottoes, the Great Buddha is unimaginably large, so large that I felt like an ant, instantly filled with piety and awe. The opposite Dahu Lake is covered with snow, neat and tidy, with a clear boundary with the distant mountains, curing my OCD.

To get to Yijia Bar from the Wanjia International Hotel, search for "Yijia Bar" in your phone's map app and follow the directions to choose a suitable mode of transportation. At Yijia Bar, you can sample a variety of specialty cocktails, such as the classic Mojito and Margarita. The bartenders are highly skilled, and each drink offers a unique taste experience. The bar also has a great atmosphere, with soft lighting and pleasant music, making it a perfect place to relax. If you prefer a more lively setting, you can also dance the night away with friends on the dance floor. Friendly reminder: Please drink responsibly and be mindful of your safety. We hope you have a wonderful time at Yijia Bar!

🌟Highlights: I discovered a homestay with a fascinating story. It's surrounded by beautiful scenery and offers wide-open views. The homestay boasts a unique and creative style, and the food is top-notch. The owner is beautiful, super nice, and incredibly hospitable❤️ 🏨Hotel Environment: The Tianshan Boutique Homestay is right next to the Tianshan Grottoes, a national 4A-level tourist attraction. It enjoys unique natural resources and a rich historical and cultural heritage. Here, you won't find the hustle and bustle of the city, only the long-lost sounds of birdsong and cicadas🐦. It's a truly cultural, sophisticated, and down-to-earth boutique homestay💁‍♀️ 🛏Room Amenities: The guest rooms are designed with a touch of "Zen" based on the simplicity of the original building materials. Each room has its own unique positioning and decorative style, depending on the different architectural forms♾️. Large windows replace the traditional small, narrow windows, allowing the courtyard scenery to permeate the room, and low windowsills🪟create a usable transition space. 🍲Recommended Dishes: For your stay, I highly recommend the local specialty homestay, the Siheyuan Courtyard Inn, for a truly immersive experience❗️Don't miss the delicious rural cuisine, including stewed chicken with mushrooms, yellow rice porridge, and handmade steamed buns😋 ⏳Suggested Time: Visit the nearby Leitai Park and admire the famous Eastern Han Dynasty bronze galloping horse statue. 📍Detailed Address: Wuwei Dayin · Siheyuan (Tianshan Grand Scenic Area) 💰Average Cost: 600+

Want to escape from the hustle and bustle of the city and go on a spontaneous trip? no problem! Starting from the city of Wuwei, you can easily reach Haizang Temple whether by taxi or by car. If you are a freedom-loving friend, the bus is also a good choice. It can take you to this hidden spot in just a few stops. Remember to check the route in advance, and don’t let getting lost become a "little episode" in your travel. 👍️Must-see attractions: As soon as you step into the gate of Haizang Temple, it feels like you have traveled through a time tunnel and arrived in a completely different world. The tranquility here is the kind of magic that can make people relax instantly. First of all, of course, what you cannot miss is the magnificent four-pillar, three-room, three-story hip-and-gable wooden archway. It is not only the landmark building of Haizang Temple, but also a treasure of ancient Chinese architectural art. Walking into the temple, the two main halls in the front and back are solemn and majestic, and the corner tower, Lingjun Terrace, Heavenly King Hall, Wuliang Hall and other buildings are arranged in an orderly manner. Every brick and tile reveals a heavy sense of history. The pine and cypress trees in the temple are even more breathtaking. These ancient trees are towering, as if telling a thousand-year-old story. Outside the temple, there is a wetland park. The colorful plants and the quaint temple complement each other, forming a beautiful picture. Here, you can slow down and quietly feel the charm of nature. 🎟️Ticket related: You may not believe it, but such a beautiful place is free! That’s right, the tickets to Haizang Temple are free, which is undoubtedly a great benefit for those who like to travel on a budget. However, although the entrance fee is free, you still have to remember to respect the temple's rules and regulations and not destroy the environment at will. 💗Other tips: Best time to visit: Although Haizang Temple is as beautiful as a painting all year round, I personally recommend visiting in spring and autumn. In spring, everything comes back to life, and the temple is full of vitality inside and outside; in autumn, it is golden, with a unique flavor. Of course, if you like the quietness of winter and the coolness of summer, you can come anytime. Dress code: After all, it is a temple, so it is recommended that you dress a little more formally and not too revealing or too casual. This is not only a respect for the temple, but also a respect for yourself. Take photos: In such a beautiful place, of course you have to take more photos! However, remember not to disturb other tourists and monks when taking photos. Also, some areas within the temple may be prohibited from taking photos, so everyone must abide by the regulations. Snacks: Although there are some snacks and souvenirs for sale in the temple, the prices may be a little expensive. So, if you want to eat more economically, you can prepare some snacks and water in advance. In this fast-paced era, it is not easy to find such a quiet place. Haizang Temple, a hidden gem located in Wuwei, Gansu, provides us with an opportunity to escape from the hustle and bustle and relax with its unique charm and environment. So, if you are tired of the hustle and bustle of the city, you might as well come to Haizang Temple for a walk and a look. I believe it will definitely give you a different feeling.