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Recommended Qinghai Dunhuang Seven-Day Grand Ring Tour Route

Qinghai Dunhuang is a place that many people want to visit. Seven days is enough to visit the two places together. If the itinerary is generally quite full, in fact, two to three days will be enough to visit Dunhuang, and you can also visit more When visiting other scenic spots, Dunhuang is a very suitable place to feel the cultural and artistic atmosphere, and there are also places suitable for watching the sunrise. Itinerary

The first day: Xining - Kumbum Monastery - Laji Mountain - Riyue Mountain - Daotang River - Qinghai Lake - Heima River (accommodation)

The second day: Heima River—Chaka Salt Lake—Delingha—Koluke Lake—Daqaidan (stay)

Day 3: Dachaidan—Dangjin Mountain—Aksei—Qinghai Yadan Devil City—Dunhuang (stay) )

The fourth day: Dunhuang - Mogao Grottoes - Mingsha Mountain Crescent Spring - Shazhou Night Market - Dunhuang (overnight)

The fifth day: Dunhuang City - Jiayuguan Pass - The first pier of the Great Wall—Zhangye Colorful Danxia—Zhangye (stay)

Day 6: Zhangye—Biandukou—Ebo Ancient Silk Road (Ebo Town)—Arou Temple—Zhuoer, Qilian County Mountain - Qilian County (stay)

Day 7: Qilian - Qilian Grassland - Gangshika Snow Peak (far view) - Menyuan Wanli Rapeseed Flowers - Daban Mountain Observation Deck - Black Spring Reservoir - Other things to note in Xining or Lanzhou

1. Green pear wine in Tibetan areas of Qinghai is quite intoxicating. It is advisable to drink two-thirds of your usual amount of ordinary liquor.

2. Foods such as butter tea in Tibetan areas are not suitable for the stomach of mainlanders and should not be eaten in large quantities. There is a local custom of refilling empty butter tea bowls when entertaining guests. Therefore, it is recommended to keep the bowl two-thirds full of butter tea. This will not hurt the feelings of Tibetans and protect themselves. It is recommended to bring antidiarrheal medicine such as berberine.

3. Many places in Qinghai are inhabited by Muslims of all ethnic groups. When dining in any halal restaurant, be careful not to bring in non-beef and mutton food, do not drink alcohol, and try not to waste food. The Muslim concept of halal is by no means just about abstaining from pork, but there are many taboos, so be careful before clarifying them to avoid hurting religious feelings.

4. Except for Xining and Hehuang areas, most areas in Qinghai are plateau desert areas. Self-drivers should drive carefully, rent a car or take a ride, and try to choose a car in good condition and with a stable and experienced driver. . If you are traveling during the rainy season, traffic along the route may be temporarily interrupted due to landslides. Please pay attention to weather and road conditions when setting off.

5. It is recommended that travelers entering plateau areas take some measures to prevent altitude sickness. Take "Rhodiola" appropriately or drink plenty of water. Do not walk or run quickly when you first arrive at the plateau. Avoid overeating and try not to smoke or drink.

6. Sun hat, sunglasses, lipstick, long-sleeved clothes and pants, and sunscreen are the necessities for entering the plateau

I personally think that the scenery in the northwest is very unique, especially the wind and sand. It is recommended that girls buy a silk scarf. The gourmet night markets in Northwest China are unique. Friends who like the scenery and environment there can go and check it out.