List and collection of 5A and 4A tourist attractions in Linxia, Gannan, Gansu.

Linxia City Bafangshisan Lane Scenic Area: Bafangshisan Lane is located in Linxia City, the capital of Linxia Hui Autonomous Prefecture, and is an ancient block with ethnic customs in Linxia. Linxia was called Hezhou in ancient times, and the Hui people in Linxia were also called "people from all directions". "Eight directions" and "Hezhou" have become nicknames of Linxia at the same time. Since the Tang Dynasty, eight teaching workshops and thirteen streets have been formed around eight mosques, so it is called "Eight Directions and Thirteen Alleys". It combines Hui brick carving, Han woodcut and Tibetan painting, integrates national characteristics, leisure tourism, green ecology and humanistic education, presents a picture of Muslim life, is a business card of Hezhou national folk culture and a "grand view garden" of national architectural art.

Yongjing Yellow River Three Gorges Scenic Area: Yongjing County, Gansu Province is located in the southwest of central Gansu Province, in the north of Linxia Hui Autonomous Prefecture, 44 kilometers away from the provincial capital Lanzhou, bordering Qinghai in the west, Lanzhou in the northeast, and close to Eurasia Continental Bridge and Lanqing Line. It is an important passage of the ancient Silk Road and is famous for Liujiaxia Hydropower Station and Bingling Temple Grottoes. The Yellow River flows in an "S" shape through the county 107 km, forming three Gorges, namely Lingbing Gorge, Liujiaxia Gorge and Yanguoxia Gorge, and forming the Three Gorges Scenic Area of the Yellow River, with a total area of 2 14 square km. The territory has beautiful natural scenery, dotted with places of interest and historical sites, and ancient and modern cultures complement each other. It is a tourist attraction with rich connotations and distinctive features.

Bingling Temple Grottoes, a national key cultural relics protection unit; Liujiaxia, Yanguo Gorge and Bapan Gorge, known as the "Pearl of the Yellow River", are the birthplaces of hydropower in China. In 2004, Liujiaxia Hydropower Station was listed as a national industrial tourism demonstration site. Lingbing Lake, Taiji Lake and Maogong Lake are the largest artificial freshwater lakes in northwest China, with a water area of 65,438 0.58 square kilometers, accounting for 73.8% of the scenic area, forming a unique "Gaoxia Pinghu" scenery on the loess plateau in northwest China. Danxia landform, represented by Lingbing Stone Forest, covers an area of more than 30 square kilometers, which is very rare in northwest China and is praised as "the first wonder in the world" by the ancients. Taiji Island is the largest constructed wetland in the middle and upper reaches of the Yellow River, where there are more than 20,000 rare birds of 26 species, such as grey crane, white crane and glazed crane. The fossil geological remains of dinosaur footprint group excavated in China are large in scale, diverse and complete, ranking first in the world. 200 1 approved by the Ministry of Land and Resources as Liujiaxia Dinosaur National Geopark. There are rich and splendid Yangshao culture, Qijia culture and Xindian culture on both sides of the Yellow River, which is called "the hometown of painted pottery". The unearthed "King of Painted Pottery" is now in the Museum of Chinese History.

Folk customs and folk arts such as flowers, Nuo dance, filial piety and treasure gods in the scenic spot are colorful, simple and unique, and are listed as "Linxia flower collection place" by the United Nations Intangible Heritage Protection Organization.

Dangzhou Grassland Scenic Area in Hezuo City: Dangzhou Grassland Scenic Area is located at the foot of Nanshan in the suburb of Hezuo, 2.5 kilometers away from the city center, with gentle and undulating terrain, intact vegetation, fresh and clean air and abundant sunshine. In summer, the grassland is lush, and all kinds of wild flowers are beautiful and pleasing to the eye. Forests, grasslands and parks are integrated, and the perfect combination of nature and artificial landscape constitutes a beautiful landscape in the tourist area.

Yeliguan Scenic Spot in Lintan County: Yeliguan, known as "Gonglangnang" in Tibetan, is located in the northeast of Lintan County, 2 kilometers away from the county seat 1 12, 90 kilometers away from the government cooperation in Gannan along the Ye He Highway in the west, and 60 kilometers away from the provincial capital Lanzhou 160 in the north. It is an ideal holiday and summer resort in the province. The scenic spot is known as the "back garden of Lanzhou" and the "Swiss Green Island" on the Taohe River.

Langmusi: langmusi, located at the junction of Gansu, Qinghai and Sichuan provinces. Langmusi is a Tibetan Buddhist temple. Founded in a.d. 1748. Its founder, the first Chiwa Shen Jia Ge Sang, was appointed as a monk at the age of 65,438+065,438+0. At the age of 27, he went to Lhasa to study Buddhism, devoted himself to studying Buddhism and became an excellent university scholar. 55-year-old, served in Chiwa Temple in Tibet for eight years, during which he spoke extensively. In A.D. 1747, at the age of 70, he returned to his hometown to promote Buddhism and founded the langmusi with the permission of Ge Sang Gyatso, the seventh Dalai Lama. "Langmu" means "fairy" in Tibetan, so it is named because there are rocks in its caves that look like graceful girls, and people call it a fairy.

There is a tiger cave behind the temple, which is called "Dehe Cang" in Tibetan, so the name of the temple can be translated as "Fairy in the Tiger Cave". Langmusi and Geldi Temple in Sichuan are separated by Bailong River, which was very popular in their early years. Destroyed by 1969, restored year by year. Langmusi is a quiet and refined ancient town, with the main scenic spots including Gahai, langmusi, Baita, Debating Classics, Houshan, Gesanghua, Chibi, Celestial Burial Terrace, Sunbathing Buddha, Geldi Temple, Namo Grand Canyon, Xianren Cave and so on.