Which province is Wuwei, and what places of interest are there?

Wuwei, Gansu, formerly known as Liangzhou, is a famous historical and cultural city and an open city in China. It now governs Liangzhou District, Minqin County, Gulang County and Tianzhu Tibetan Autonomous County, with a total area of 33,000 square kilometers and a total population of 1.92 million, and is inhabited by 38 ethnic groups including Han, Hui, Mongolian, Tibetan and Tu. Wuwei has been a fertile ground for "densely populated mulberry trees" since ancient times. Located in the center of Lanzhou-Lanzhou New Economic Belt in the West Longhai, it has a superior geographical position. Lanlan Railway, Ganwu Railway and National Highway 3 12 run through the whole territory, and local roads extend in all directions. It is the most prosperous business distribution center in Hexi Corridor. Wuwei is rich in tourism resources, and is the hometown of Tongbenma, a tourist symbol in China. There is a unique "Xixia monument"; There is a magnificent Wuwei Confucian Temple, which is known as the "crown of Longyou Academy"; Tiantai Mountain Grottoes, the ancestor of China Grottoes; Here is the historic site "Baita Temple in Liangzhou" which witnessed the formal incorporation of Tibet into Chinese territory. Wuwei is an important commodity grain and oil base, melon and vegetable base, grape brewing base and livestock and poultry breeding base in Gansu Province, and is famous for its black melon seeds, yellow river honeydew melon and white yak. Wuwei has a unique local industry. Focusing on mineral resources and deep processing of agricultural and sideline products, we have cultivated a number of famous brand products and fine products, such as Huangtai wine, Du Liang wine, Xiliang beer, Mogao wine, Ronghua starch, Xiao Yun smoked vinegar, Gan Qing flour and linen fabrics, and formed a pillar industry with considerable scale and competitive advantage. Wuwei City is located at the eastern end of Hexi Corridor in central Gansu Province, bordering Inner Mongolia in the north and Qinghai in the south. This is an ancient city with a long history. Liangzhou Ci, handed down from generation to generation, vividly depicts the magnificence of Wuwei with "luminous glass of wine". Rich land and rich products make it known as "Yinwuwei". During the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty more than 2,000 years ago, General Huo Qubing defeated the Xiongnu and established unparalleled "martial arts and military power", hence the name Wuwei. Since then, the prosperity of the Silk Road has made Wuwei a military and commercial center in the northwest. China Tourist Symbol & Unearthed from Leitai Han Tomb. Xixia Monument and Xixia Museum reflecting the history and culture of Xixia; Witnessing Baita Temple in Yuan Dynasty, Tibet was formally incorporated into Chinese territory; Wuwei Confucian Temple in Ming Dynasty with the reputation of "the crown of Longyou Academy"; The magnificent and exquisite Tiantai Mountain Grottoes, the ruins of the ancient Great Wall, Haicang Temple, the ancient bell tower and other cultural relics all reflect the long history and splendid culture of Wuwei. The history of Wuwei is also the history of the Chinese nation's continuous foreign exchange, integration and development, attracting countless scholars and tourists. There are many valleys in the southwest of Wuwei city, with dense forests and rich vegetation, which is a good place for people to spend their summer vacation and relax. The central plain oasis, many cultural relics and rich customs outside the Great Wall are fascinating; The desert area in Northeast China is inaccessible, and the vast desert and desolate sunset constitute a beautiful picture.

Yanshou temple, formerly known as Zengjiabao Temple, is located in Zengjiabao Village, Qingyuan Town, Wuwei City. The only existing buildings are Galand Bodhisattva Hall and Ursa Hall. Tiantai Mountain Grottoes Tiantai Mountain Grottoes, also known as the Big Buddha Temple (the same as Mogao Grottoes). Located in Dengshan Village, Zhongxiang, about 40 kilometers south of Wuwei City. Leitai Park is located in Beiguan Middle Road, Wuwei City. The park is divided into: food culture area, historical culture area, folk culture area, entertainment and rest area, etc. Confucian Temple is also called Confucius Temple and Confucius Temple. Located in the southeast corner of Wuwei city, it is a group of magnificent shapes. It was built in the fourth year of the Ming Dynasty. Desert park is located at 0/9 km east of the city/Kloc, on the edge of Tengger Desert. It is the first Haicang Temple in China that integrates desert scenery, grassland customs and garden features. 2.5 kilometers northwest of Wuwei City, it is named after the temple is surrounded by dense nymphs, just like a temple hidden in the sea. The bronze bell of Dayun Temple is located in Dayun Temple in the northeast corner of Wuwei City, echoing the ancient buildings such as Confucian Temple, Roshi Temple Tower, Haicang Temple and Leitai. Roshi Tower stands in Wuwei North Street to commemorate Kumarajiva's achievements in promoting Buddhism and translating classics in Wucheng. Tianfo Temple Grottoes, located in Dengshan Village, Zhonglu Township, 50 kilometers south of the city, is one of the early grottoes in China. There is an oasis surrounded by Tengger Desert and Badain Jaran Desert in the northeast of Hexi Corridor of Ruian Castle. Leitai Han Tomb is a large masonry tomb in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, which was discovered under Leitai in June of 1969 10. The old name of Huangniangtai site is Mrs. Yin. It is located 2.5 kilometers northwest of Wuwei County, Gansu Province, and belongs to Qijia Cultural Site.