Must visit attractions in Lam Tin day trip

Must-visit attractions for a one-day trip to Lantian

If you only have one day and want to visit Lantian, then Can Guan will recommend a travel route for you, which can also be easily visited Attractions in Lam Tin.

Tour duration: about 8 hours (including round trip time to Xi'an city)

Tour route: Cai Wenji Memorial Hall - Lunch - Shuilu Temple - Lantian Ape Man Site.

First stop: Cai Wenji Memorial Hall - Treasure Memorial Hall

The museum is not big and the decoration is still there, but you can learn more about the life of this strange woman. In addition to the introduction inside the exhibition hall, the stone carvings on the back mountain are also worth seeing. It can only be said that in troubled times, there are not many choices left for people, and relatives leave one by one. However, she left us a legacy of works with her tenacious vitality and rare talent.

Lunch recommendation:

The Lam Tin Hotel ranked No. 1 in the brochure. His restaurant is called "Lantian Food Court". Navigate to Lantian Hotel, which is on the right after entering the courtyard. The courtyard is very spacious and parking is very convenient.

I highly recommend the "Shao Sauce Flavored Eggplant", which is somewhat similar to an eggplant box, but there is no layer of starch paste on the outside of the eggplant box, and the taste is quite good. The stir-fried yellow beef was average. For the staple food, we ordered a Lantian specialty buckwheat noodle. Friends who like the fragrance of buckwheat can try it. The service feels a bit like an old state-owned restaurant, not very enthusiastic, but it can still meet the needs. It costs about 100 yuan per night for 2 people, which is extremely cost-effective.

Second stop: The highlight - Shuilu Nunnery

Although the nunnery is relatively small, it is definitely worth a visit. More than 3,000 clay sculptures, large and small, with lifelike expressions are densely arranged in the nunnery. Can you please explain, it’s 100 yuan per time. There is a place to scan the code and watch a video when you enter. It probably explains the origin of the name Shuilu An and its history. You can listen to it.

The third stop: Lantian ape-man ruins

It is divided into two parts: the mountain and the lower part. The lower part of the mountain is the exhibition hall, and the mountain is where the ruins were unearthed.

You can scan the QR code to purchase explanations at the Yamashita exhibition, and listen carefully to what tools Homo erectus polished hundreds of thousands of years ago, which is very informative.