What are the tourist attractions in Min County?

The tourist attractions in Min County include Du Lang Wetland Grassland, Erlang Mountain in Min County, Mayecang Scenic Area, Dachongjiao Temple and Qianchuan Temple.

1, Du Lang wetland grassland

Du Lang Wetland Grassland Scenic Area is located in Lv Jing Town, 70km east of the county seat, covering an area of more than 900,000 mu, and the 3 16 national highway passes through the territory with convenient transportation. It is a plain hilly area with an average elevation of 2600 meters, an average annual temperature of 4.9℃, an annual rainfall of 640 mm and a cool and pleasant climate.

2. Erlang Mountain in Min County

Erlang Mountain is located in the south of Minxian County, formerly known as Golden Boy Mountain, and is the first famous mountain in Minshan, Li Qian. The famous battle of Erlang Mountain took place here. It is also the hometown of Erlang Mountain Flower, the western starting point of Qin Changcheng, and a famous provincial forest park.

3. Mayecang Scenic Area

Mayecang Scenic Area is located about 75 kilometers southwest of Min County, belonging to Xu Qin Township. Nehrig Scenic Area has lush green grass, strange peaks and rocks, and fresh air. There are flocks of cattle, sheep, mules and horses, bits and pieces of Tibetan cooking smoke, gurgling streams, birds and flowers, which are really summer resorts and tourist attractions.

4. Dachongjiao Temple

Dachongjiao Temple is located in Ma Chang Village, Meichuan Town, Min County, Dingxi City, including Cross Temple, Baita of Shanzui Village and Royal Dachongjiao Temple Monument. Judging from the existing temple ruins, the original temple was large in scale. There is a courtyard wall five meters high and three meters thick outside the temple, which is 300 meters long from north to south and 200 meters wide from east to west, covering an area of about 55,000 square meters.

5. Qianchuan Temple

Qianchuan Temple is located in Zhama Village, Zhongzhai Town, Min County, Dingxi City. Qianchuan Temple sits west to east, 76 meters long from east to west and 38 meters wide from north to south, covering an area of about 2,500 square meters. Well-preserved, it is a Tibetan Buddhist temple. Founded in the Ming Dynasty, it was rebuilt in the fourth year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (1878).