Is Dunhuang fun? What should you pay attention to and prepare for a free trip to Dunhuang from July to September?

For me, Dunhuang is really a good place. I just visited in September last year, which was the season when fruits and vegetables were fragrant. Grapes, plum apricots, peaches, almonds, etc.

In fact, there is nothing special that you need to pay attention to when going to Dunhuang. If you really need to pay attention, it is to pay attention to heatstroke prevention and cooling to avoid heatstroke.

Fun places: Mogao Grottoes, Mingsha Mountain Crescent Spring, both are not far from the city. You can take the bus line to Mogao Grottoes, it seems to be two yuan or five yuan, and enjoy the Mogao Grottoes Dunhuang The entrance fee for the murals is 160, and the Dunhuang Museum is just outside the Mogao Grottoes and is free. If you are a student, it is best to bring your student ID card.

Mingsha Mountain is also outside Dunhuang City. You can get there by taxi for ten yuan. The ticket price is 100 or 120. I evaded the fare and entered. You can ride a camel, but this is a bit tricky. It only takes about ten minutes to walk from the camel shed to the Crescent Moon Spring and costs 100 yuan.

Far away from the city is the ancient city of Dunhuang (it seemed like a night banquet was being filmed when I went there. It was too fake. It was a place for filming costume movies). The entrance fee seems to be 40, Thousand Buddha Cave, entrance fee is 20, and Yumen Pass Han Dynasty Great Wall ruins, combined ticket 40, Yadan Ancient City Geopark ticket 50 tickets 7.

It should be noted that Dunhuang Ancient City, Thousand Buddha Cave, Yumenguan Ruins, Han Great Wall Ruins, and Yadan Ancient City are all relatively far from the urban area of ??Dunhuang, and they are all on the same road. They need to be chartered, which costs about 80 per person. You can go back and forth in about one day.

The specific arrangement can be divided into three parts, one day at Mogao Grottoes, one day at Mingsha Mountain, and one day at Yadan Thousand Buddha Caves and Yumen Guanhan Great Wall Ruins. The remaining time can be spent strolling around Dunhuang City and shopping. some souvenirs. For meals, you can visit Shazhou Night Market, specialties, Dunhuang jujubes, almonds, Li Guangxing, wolfberry, Cynomorium cynomorium, etc.

For accommodation, if you don’t have special requirements, you can stay at the International Youth Hostel, which is easier to find. Most drivers will know that the front door is white and costs 50 per day, which is more atmospheric. Because most backpackers live here, we can exchange experiences (package guide), haha.

If you want to go to Mingsha Mountain, it is recommended to stay at Fengfeisha International Youth Hostel the night before. It is just outside Mingsha Mountain. You can watch the sunset in the afternoon and the sunrise in the morning. The sunset and sunrise in the desert Don't worry, if you are a photography enthusiast, just pick up the camera and click.

Another reminder is that it is best to bring a flashlight when going to the Mogao Grottoes, because the Mogao Grottoes are completely dark, and the tour guide always uses a flashlight to shine when explaining. Explain on the wall. It is best to follow the tour guide and watch it again if you are not satisfied. Tickets, one hundred and sixty, it’s so much money to see, haha!

As for the phone bill, if you exclude the travel expenses from the departure place to Dunhuang, staying in a youth hostel usually costs 1,500 yuan per person for food, accommodation, and transportation. If you are a luxury person, you can pretend I didn't say anything. I don’t know where the original poster is from, so I can’t tell you about the transportation to Dunhuang. Dunhuang City also has an airport, but it doesn’t fly to all parts of the country. You can take the train to Liuyuan Station (the Longhai Line does not pass through Dunhuang). Liuyuan Station is the closest to Dunhuang, about 130 kilometers away. After arriving at Liuyuan station, you can take a taxi and get to Dunhuang in about forty or fifty per person.