Are there any interesting places around Gansu?

On the first day, visit McKee (ticket 40) and take a bus to Pingliang (30) in the evening. On the second day, visit Kongtong Mountain (ticket 40), take the night bus or train to Lanzhou (50), eat beef noodles (Anning District is good), visit the Yellow River Bridge and Lanzhou University. At 4 pm, N908 goes directly to Jiayuguan (88 hard 65438+) and takes the night bus to Dunhuang (60) in the afternoon. Day 4 Thousand Buddha Cave (ticket 120) On the fifth day, take the night bus or train to Zhangye (60). There are the largest number of indoor giant buddhas in China (40 tickets), and Danxia is still on the road from Zhangye to Sunan County (it is indeed the most spectacular Danxia scenery in China). It will take an extra day (fare 5) to go. Zhangye

I am from Jiayuguan, Gansu, and the fare should be similar. I will choose the best scenic spot for you. I have been to all these places! And they all arrange to take the bus at night so that they can have a good rest! All polar cities in Gansu Province 100 km range of passenger time is from 7: 00 am to 9: 00 pm100. Have fun!

Gannan is the focus of our trip. We originally wanted to go to Urumqi and Kanas in one breath, but due to budget reasons, we changed this road to Gannan.

From Dunhuang to Lanzhou early in the morning, go straight to the bus station, and take the bus to Xiahe at the South Bus Station. It is said that this place is quite chaotic near the former Gansu University of Science and Technology and the present Lanzhou Institute of Technology. We walked over and there were dealers pulling us to buy tickets everywhere, which was in good order. As long as you go to the ticket window, it is more formal. After buying the ticket, I drove for a while and found a ramen restaurant nearby. Lamian Noodles in Lanzhou is good, and it only costs two yuan and two bowls! So this evaluation of Lanzhou: a bridge, a book, a bowl of noodles.

The car is 19 seat Iveco. When we got on the bus, it was just the two of us except the driver. Fortunately, when we walked out of the station, people got on the bus one after another. When and where do they usually contact the driver? We were silent all the way, the driver smoked a stuffy cigarette, and we enjoyed the scenery on Panshan Highway, with nosebleeds. Like at school, I got carsick, but I didn't feel anything during the five or six hours of running. I was probably fascinated by the scenery.

It was already two o'clock in the afternoon when we arrived at Xiahe. Out of the station, a driver came out and asked us if we wanted to rent a car and help us find a place to live. We found a place to live along the opposite direction of Laleng Temple, which should be cheaper. That soliciting driver has been following us, and the place he lives is not very good. After all, the Xiahe River is not very big. The whole city is a street, and our requirements are not high. It would be nice to have hot water and TV. You need a chartered car to go to Sankoh. We can't refuse the driver's enthusiasm, but it turns out that he is not so kind.

They are three people, pulling two guests, first taking us to the herdsmen's residence, riding horses, eating Ciba, cheese and drinking butter tea, then letting us ride horses and finding a little girl to help us lead the horses. I think the horses they gave us must be honest. No matter what we do, they can't run fast, just like the wooden horse in the park.

The grassland in September is a little cold, and the flowers are a little withered. It seemed to rain the other day, so we added all our coats. However, the vast grassland still looks intoxicating. The little girl who helped us lead the horse has a very beautiful plateau red on her face. She can't speak Chinese, and she was shy at first. Later, she slowly relaxed. She began to hum and sing, and we all listened quietly. I don't know what to describe this song, ethereal? I can imagine that she sings her own voice on this vast grassland every day when grazing. She is the owner of this land.

We dismounted and walked on the grassland. Now the grassland has been divided into pieces and surrounded by barbed wire. She helped us weave beautiful garlands with flowers. We lay on the grass and watched the horses grazing leisurely. If time can stop ...

On the way, I also met several Tibetan children who came out to play far from home. A little girl came back with me on a horse. On the way, I saw a Tibetan mastiff yelling at us under a small house made of broken umbrellas. When we went back, the driver told us that it would cost 30 yuan for an hour and two horses would lose money for two hours 120. He also said that we should decide on our own to pay for food.

The driver also took us to the depths of the grassland. The two of them are fishing by the river, and only one of them is driving. Most herdsmen's houses are empty. The driver said that they went to pasture deeper and didn't come back until winter. A stream on the grassland passes through, about one meter wide, but the terrain is undulating and the stream is swift. We also saw a little rabbit, but it was gone. The flowers are still beautiful and it's getting late. We have to go back.

We received two fishermen, who mixed seven or eight fish, none of which were very big. The bag of fish was broken, and we were happy to hold it by ourselves and the fish jumped around. On the way, they asked the herdsmen for fish bags, but they said that if they caught fish, the herdsmen would be unhappy. A handsome young man said that he also wanted to go out and have a look. Tibet was the place he wanted to go most.

It is said that Laleng Temple is the favorite place for art students to sketch.

Get up early and go to Laleng Temple. Go west along the only street in Xiahe River, and the one at the end is everywhere. Laleng Temple is different from other monasteries, and there is no big yard around it. On the one hand, it is where lamas live, and on the other hand, it is where they recite scriptures. Because almost no tourists come in the early morning, all local Tibetans turn to the scriptures. The temple hasn't opened yet, so we walked very devoutly.

Seeing people kowtow with their own eyes, they are most afraid of a journey without an end. I admire the gods and show them the way forward. My god is love (the donkey told me that he had no wings that day, and I said that my sky couldn't hold a pair of wings, and occasionally I passed by, and the beautiful arc disappeared in the hot sun. Every short dream was the sadness of my daughter's love).

We followed the prayer wheel, but we didn't reach out to touch it, for fear that our earthly hands would pollute our pure hearts. Later, a middle-aged Lama smiled at us and motioned for us to turn with them. We are a little flattered. Later, for a long time, I recalled my life in those days, a pure life without the sorrow of the city machine. At that moment, I understood the Buddha's universal salvation and that everyone is equal before the Buddha.

Every temple is quiet, except for the footsteps of people who come in and out to worship Buddha. The door creaks, and sometimes the smoke curls like a three-dimensional painting. Being in it, it is naturally difficult to distinguish between true and false. It doesn't mean much to us that the temple opens at around nine o'clock to welcome guests. We just wandered around here and met some young lamas playing football on the way. When we were holding the camera, they were seen by some older lamas, and they even tipped them off. They scared us with stones! Scared us to put away the camera, which was unexpected, but it also added a lot of fun to our journey.

Everyone, stumbling old people, hunchbacked grandmothers, naive children and wise lamas, have found their own lives here and everything in the world. Even the pigs here take a leisurely walk in the street.

The most beautiful scenery is on the way to langmusi. There are clouds floating on the mountain, like a monster in Journey to the West, but the sun sometimes shows its face and the yellow-green grass on the hillside is warm. There are often streams on both sides of Panshan Highway, and flocks of cattle and sheep are dotted on the hillside.

It was about noon when I moved to langmusi, and there was a PLMM on the bus. Later, we all went to the same hotel-langmusi Hotel. Coincidentally, MM also graduated from Tongji University, and it has been a year since graduation, so she went out to play while jumping ship. Langmusi Hotel is recommended by many people. Many foreigners and Tibetan children speak English fluently, and there are many hand-drawn maps on the wall, which write the scenery and feelings. And if you stay for a few days, you will pay the room fee for a few days, and there is no deposit and so on. There seems to be a fake hotel nearby, called Longwood Hotel.

Langmusi is a small town halfway up the mountain, which is equally leisurely. We didn't even find a post office in town. Because this is the border between Gansu and Sichuan, we found a Sichuan restaurant to eat a big meal as soon as we arrived, and went to langmusi in the afternoon. Langmusi actually includes two temples, langmusi in Gansu and Gerdi Temple in Sichuan, separated by a stream. Remember that langmusi has to collect tickets. A master is selling tickets with a bag on his back. It's very emotional, but it doesn't seem very expensive. The temple is built on the hill, with bright colors and looks quite new. Now may not be the tourist season, there are few people in the temple and few lamas. We just walked up the mountain road and met our grandparents and grandchildren, and then we lay on the hillside in the sun.

The sun here is too strong, and the clouds will make you feel cold. It hurts when the sun comes out. At that moment, we will sit quietly, speechless, looking at the distant mountains and thinking about people farther away. Nothing matters, as long as we sit quietly and miss them.

The weather suddenly turned cloudy and we went down to the Geerdi Temple on the other side. Many places in the temple seem to be being renovated and the doors are closed. But when I was in town, I saw many lamas dangling, but I didn't see many in the temple. Maybe I took a break in the afternoon. However, I feel that the Geerdi Temple is slightly undulating along the mountain, which makes people feel particularly cordial.

When I met a very young child, I said hello and goodbye to us. I saw a little Lama chasing around in the distance. It was a small town, so I returned to the town after a while. Many people in the town process silver ornaments and Tibetan medicine. All kinds of people are busy. We bought grapes and big watermelons, which were very cheap. We had dinner in a local restaurant. The children helped us open the door. Very serious.

Unexpectedly, it began to rain after dinner. It's heavy, but luckily it's close to where we live. I put my clothes on my head and rushed back. I want to stay in langmusi for a few more days. This is the last stop. The rain didn't stop the next day, so I had to go back. On the other hand, I have a plateau reflection, about 3800 meters. Not particularly serious, toothache. My classmates say I am eggplant. Although it was early September, it was very cold. Although I have a raincoat, I have never worn it. Before we left, we gave our boss a big watermelon that we hadn't had time to eat. We wrote a postcard in a hurry and asked them to post it, but we didn't receive it later. The bus is waiting at the door and is about to leave. We can return to Lanzhou in seven or eight hours.

Lanzhou is a city that I don't want to talk too much, too many stories and too many sorrows. It's just one night at Lanzhou University. It's very nice. I live in the second guest house, the apartment for international students of Lanzhou University, which is more expensive than the place where we used to live. Lanzhou University gives people a good feeling. It is very close to the railway station and convenient. On the evening of our arrival, we went to have a luxurious Hunan meal. We want to go to Xi 'an. On the one hand, we feel a lot along the way. On the other hand, we caught up with the start of school. Xi shore tickets are particularly difficult to buy, so we bought a school ticket directly from Lanzhou. However, it seems unreasonable not to go to Lanzhou to see the Yellow River. Although there are often trains along the Yellow River, we hurried to have a look. The Yellow River Railway Bridge was being repaired and we couldn't walk there.