What are the interesting places in Wuwei?

What are the interesting places in Wuwei?

Desert park: Wuwei desert park is located at the east 19 km of Wuwei City, on the edge of Tengger Desert. It is the first desert park in China that integrates desert scenery, grassland charm and garden scenery. Now it has become a tourist attraction integrating desert scenery, grassland customs and garden features.

Tiantishan Grottoes: Located in the mountaineering village of Zhonglu Township, 50 kilometers south of the city, it was founded in Beiliang during the Sixteen Kingdoms Period of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, about 1600 years ago. Tiantai Mountain is steep and towering, with rugged stone steps and rugged roads, so it is called Tiantai Mountain. The mountain is covered with snow all year round, commonly known as "ladder snow", which is one of the eight scenic spots in Liangzhou. In the grottoes, the giant Buddha sits by the mountain, with blue waves and thin clouds under his feet, which constitute a spectacular spectacle of mountains, water, Buddha and clouds, and is a famous tourist attraction in Liangzhou.

Wuwei Confucian Temple: Located in the southeast corner of Liangzhou City, it is rectangular in plane, with a length of198m from north to south and a width of152m from east to west, with an area of 30,096m. The whole building is symmetrical in layout and rigorous in structure. It is a group of magnificent palace-style buildings with great scale and momentum. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, it was known as the "crown of Longyou Academy" and was a holy place for Liangzhou literati to worship Confucius.

Kumarajiva Temple in Wuwei: Located in the center of Wuwei, Gansu Province, it has a history of 1600 years. It is the earliest place where Kumarajiva, a famous Buddhist monk and Buddhist scripture translator, came to give lectures in the mainland.

What are the extensions of the interesting places in Wuwei?

Baita Temple, also known as Baita Temple, is located in Baita Village, about 20 kilometers south of Wuwei City. Baita Temple is the place where Pandita (Saban), a Tibetan religious leader, held "Liangzhou talks" with Kuo Duan, a representative of Mongolian Yuan and commander of the West Route Army, and where Saban later died.

Leitai Park: Located in Beiguan Middle Road, Wuwei City. The park is divided into six areas: food culture area, historical culture area, folk culture area, entertainment and rest area, flower, bird, fish and insect restaurant area and reception service area, and the main symbol is copper galloping horse.

Maya Snow Mountain: called Anigazhuo in Tibetan, located in the west of Tianzhu County, Wuwei City, Gansu Province. Maya Snow Mountain is named because it looks like a horse's tooth and has snow all year round. The ancients had a poem praising: "Horse teeth are silver, and Long Lin is a fetus." .

Hong Yashan Reservoir: Known as the Pearl of the Sand Sea, it is located in the northeast of Hexi Corridor. The desert, green hills, blue waves, green shade, blue sky, rosy clouds and bright sunshine in the reservoir area form a beautiful and magnificent desert wonder map.