Friends from Lanzhou, who has traveled to Tianshui? Can you introduce it? Let me give you a guide on where to eat, live, and play. Thank you~~~

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< p>Tianshui Railway Station is in Beidao District.

We took T116 and arrived in Tianshui at around 1 p.m.

Take high-speed bus No. 6 from Beidao District Railway Station for 2.4 yuan to Qincheng District, and get off at the terminal, Commercial Building Plaza.

The square is very prosperous, with many small hotels and snacks nearby. It's 20 yuan a night, it has a shower and it's very clean.

After putting down your luggage, go to Fuxi Temple immediately. It is very close (1 km) from the square to Fuxi Temple and can be reached on foot.

Ticket to Fuxi Temple is 30 yuan per person. There are only two Fuxi temples in the world, and the other one is in Taiwan. The temple is very small.

However, the Bagua and the River Pictures inside are special and worth a look. Unfortunately, those who don’t have a basic understanding of the Bagua will not be able to understand it. A tour guide costs 30 yuan per person. It is recommended to stay for a while and listen if anyone else asks for a tour guide :).

After coming out of Fuxi Temple, I paid 3 yuan to go to Yuquan Temple. Yuquan Temple is known as the No. 1 temple in Longnan. It is large and clean. Although it is relatively old, its glory can be seen from its huge area and good infrastructure. Tickets are 15 yuan.

From Yuquan Temple, I paid 4 yuan for a taxi to go to Nanguo Temple in Nanshan. Nanguo Temple is where Du Fu lived in Gansu for a long time. The ticket price is 5 yuan (maybe it has gone up). There are many poems and articles, and there is a garden in the backyard. A cypress tree from the Spring and Autumn Period, called Tianchi, is over 2,500 years old. Worth a visit. Time may be a bit tight, but it doesn’t get dark until 8 or 9 o’clock in Tianshui summer, so feel free to go and play.

After returning, it’s time to taste Tianshui snacks. Food in Tianshui is cheap, a bowl of guagua is 1 yuan, and the dough is the same price. Guagua is a unique flavor of Tianshui and you should try it.

On the second day, you can take bus No. 5 at the entrance of Confucian Temple Square directly to Maiji Mountain, but No. 5 only leaves at 6 am. The locals don’t know much about it, so you have to inquire carefully. If you overslept, you have no choice but to take the No. 6 express bus in the square to Beidao Railway Station. There are minibuses there to Maiji Mountain. 4 yuan/person. But it won’t open until it’s full. We waited for a full hour and a half that day! If you go to Xianren Cliff, take a minibus and the combined ticket from the train station - Xianren Cliff - Maiji Mountain - train station is 14 yuan per person. The scenery of Xianren Cliff and Xianren Lake is beautiful, but most of the statues in the grottoes were remodeled in the Qing Dynasty and have dull expressions. It is recommended not to go. Tickets for Xianren Cliff are 28 yuan/person.

There are two tickets for Maiji Mountain. The mountain gate ticket is 23 yuan per person. You can give the minibus driver 10-15 yuan to pretend to be a staff member or something. The entrance fee to the grotto is 30 yuan/person. Student ID card folded in half. What's deplorable is that there are no student tickets printed locally, so two students have to print one ticket. Pity me alone. . . . 555555555. . . What a waste of preferential policies!

We can finish the trip to Maiji Mountain in half a day. There is a botanical garden at the back of Maiji Mountain with many original plants. It is said that there are wild boars and bad guys, haha, I didn’t go there anyway. When you come back and pass by the street pavilion, you can go to the hot springs.