Yulin tourist attractions

Yulin tourist attractions include Longzhou Danxia Landform Natural Scenic Area, Hongshixia Ecological Park, Zhenbeitai, Yulin Ancient City, Gaojiabao Ancient City and other attractions.

1. Longzhou Danxia Landform Natural Scenic Area

Longzhou Town, Jingbian County, Yulin City. In a place covered with loess in Shaanxi, it is a miracle to have such a stone landscape. The landscape here is dominated by red. The red stones flow toward the ravine like a mudslide. If you are not careful, you will slip on the fine red sand attached to the surface.

2. Hongshixia Ecological Park

The Great Wall passes through the gorge, and is known as the most scenic spot on the Great Wall. The east and west cliffs face each other, and they are cut into grottoes. Most of the grottoes are distributed in The most interesting thing about Dongya is the cliff stone carvings known as the "forest of steles on the fortress".

3. Zhenbeitai

It is located in Yuyang District, Yulin City, next to Hongshi Gorge. Although it is not big, it is famous among the Long March sites. It is known as the first station of the Great Wall, a world cultural heritage, and a national key cultural relics protection unit.

4. Yulin Ancient City

The biggest attraction in Yulin city is the ancient city and old streets. Located on South Street south of the Drum Tower, about 1.65 kilometers away, the old street is lined with six Ming and Qing architectural style lofts from north to south, including the Drum Tower, Kaige Tower, Bell Tower, Xingming Tower, Wanfo Tower, and Wenchang Pavilion, as well as several An archway. The six pavilions are called the Six-Floor Qijie.

5. Gaojiabao Ancient City

Surrounded by mountains, Gaojiabao Ancient City is one of the four famous castles in northern Shaanxi and has been an important trading town since ancient times. It is one of the best-preserved ancient cities in northern Shaanxi and is also a tourist and cultural attraction in Yulin. The Zhongxing Tower arcade is built in the center of the city. Cross streets and chessboard lanes are connected to each other, shaded by weeping willows. There are 15 buildings built in the Ming Dynasty, which are built in the style of a capital city. , then known as "Little Beijing".