Gansu tourism for help ~ ~ ~

I have lived in Lanzhou for more than ten years and have just been to Dunhuang at the end of March.

The answer on the second floor is already very good. Let me add something.

1. The main cities in Gansu on the Silk Road are Tianshui, Lanzhou, Wuwei, Zhangye, Jiuquan and Dunhuang. As a Silk Road tourist, Dunhuang is the most interesting place, and there are no special relics in other places. But it's worth visiting Gansu, Lanzhou and Jiayuguan.

There are several trips from Lanzhou to Jiayuguan every day and two trips to Dunhuang. There are also long-distance buses in the passenger center diagonally opposite Lanzhou Railway Station. In addition, all three places have airports. The traffic is still very convenient.

It should be noted that Jiayuguan City was formed in the early Ming Dynasty. It exists as the westernmost pass of the Great Wall in Ming Dynasty, but it has little to do with the Silk Road. Because at that time, the Silk Road civilization had declined.

There is nothing special about the Silk Road in Lanzhou. It is suggested to go to Gansu Provincial Museum, where there is a Silk Road theme exhibition. However, I don't think it is shocking enough. There are several places worth remembering in the city: Zhongshan Bridge and the Yellow River Mother, where you can take a sheepskin raft, which is an important commercial transportation mode in ancient northwest China.

The scenic spots worth seeing in Dunhuang include Mogao Grottoes, Crescent Moon Spring-Mingsha Mountain, Yangguan Museum and Site, and Ya Dan landform. As for Yumenguan and Han Great Wall, there is nothing to see, they are all isolated hills. The ancient city of Dunhuang is actually just a film and television city, which means nothing. It should be noted that Dunhuang tickets and chartered cars cost a lot, so you must bring your student ID card and try to take the bus (there are buses from downtown to the railway station, Mogao Grottoes, Crescent Moon Spring, Yangguan and Ya Dan landform).

The most famous snack in Lanzhou is beef noodles, which are all over the street. I recommend Guardian beef noodles at the east exit of Panxuan Road and Guozhan beef noodles at Fangcaoyuan. In addition, there are several places where snacks are concentrated in Lanzhou. Go to Dazhong Lane during the day and go to Zhengning Road Night Market at night. For more information, you can see the second issue of Lanzhou, which introduces a lot.

Dunhuang went to Shazhou Market, and there were many snacks.

In April and May, it is usually enough to wear single clothes and pants. I suggest you take an extra coat to prevent temporary cooling. Generally, rain gear is not needed, and there is little rainfall in the northwest.

Regarding accommodation, the express hotel in Lanzhou is generally 100 yuan a day. The price of Dunhuang may reach 200 yuan one day on May 1st. I recommend you to stay in a fire hotel, which will be cheaper. I have never been to Jiayuguan, so I am not familiar with it.

Finally, I suggest you do more budgeting.

At the end of March, two people traveled to Dunhuang and spent more than 3500 yuan. You can refer to it