Of the 52 best places in the world, China is only listed in Sanya.

In 20 18, The New York Times selected 52 places worth visiting in the world, including Provence in France, little-known grottoes and beaches in southern Italy, Lake Sishenzhou in Switzerland and Missouri in the United States. Unexpectedly, Gansu in China is also one of the most worthwhile places in the world. The newspaper commented that the ancient Silk Road scenic spots are now within reach.

"With the state-owned high-speed railway in China opening a number of western routes in recent years, a series of ancient Silk Road scenic spots in Gansu Province have instantly become easier to go. Now, it takes only three hours by train from Lanzhou, the provincial capital, to visit the colorful mountains in Zhangye Danxia National Geopark, which saves half the time. It is also more convenient to visit the westernmost tip of the Great Wall in Wan Li in the Ming Dynasty and the spectacular Jiayuguan Tower built in the14th century. This attraction reappeared after four years of renovation costing 290 million US dollars. "

Gansu used to be considered a remote place in China. Although Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes, Tianshui Maijishan and Gannan Labuleng Temple are famous, they are "unable to move". The New York Times provides a new perspective. Last year, among the 52 tourist destinations in the world rated by The New York Times, Sanya was the only one in China.

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