Wonderful examples of sixth-grade tourism composition topics?

During the summer vacation, mom and dad may take you to see the beautiful rivers and mountains of the motherland and feel the long history and splendid culture of the motherland. Do you know how to write a composition when you come back? The following is the topic of my sixth-grade tourism composition to share with you.

Sixth grade tourism composition topic: travel notes of non-legacy gardens

Intangible Cultural Heritage Park is Hefei Intangible Cultural Heritage Park. It is located in Wolong Mountain natural ecological scenic spot in the north of Hefei, and it is a new cultural paradise integrating traditional culture and modern science and technology. Stepping into the gate of the non-legacy garden, the scenery inside is very beautiful.

There are not only various fountains here, but also many ancient carriages and drum stands. Going inside, there is a big racecourse, where there are many fresh and popular activities. There are cockfighting, bullfighting, dog racing and horse racing, among which horse racing is the most intense. Before the start of the race, the knights had mounted their horses and were ready to start the race. The horses were eager to try.

As soon as the password rang, the knights rode out of the running line, all majestic and brave, and struggled hard. Horses also spread their hooves and jumped up, never slacking off. When the referee announced the result of the race, all the audience present stood up excitedly and applauded warmly for the group of athletes and horses who won the race. Leaving the racetrack, I came to a huge circus.

The programs here are colorful, including trapeze, strength acrobatics and horse riding. Among them, the most striking thing is the thrilling trapeze. I saw the performer climb a platform a few feet off the ground, and then someone "hung a gold hook" on something like a swing, and then "dumped" his teammates on the opposite swing. In this way, people are worried. When I left the circus, I saw magnificent musical fountains of different shapes. I saw the water in the fountain spewing out one after another with the ups and downs of the music. Some of them are like blooming flowers, some like flying arrows, sometimes in the shape of crowns, sometimes in the shape of love, and sometimes they keep pouring out like stormy waves.

It's really beautiful. Intangible cultural heritage park is a collection of ancient culture and modern science and technology, which not only needs our protection, but also needs our inheritance.

Sixth grade tourism composition topic: visiting the bird's nest

One day in the summer vacation, I excitedly went to Beijing Olympic Park to visit the Bird's Nest. Ah, the world-famous stadium, here I am!

Seen from a distance, the bird's nest is gray, like a huge bird's nest, located in an empty square. When we walked to the Bird's Nest, a mountain-high building came into view, about twenty or thirty stories high! The gray steel bars are intertwined to form a grid shape, which constitutes this huge building. It is very different from those buildings built with bricks and cement. How strange!

Entering the bird's nest, a huge momentum rushed at me, and what caught my eye was a huge circular space. At the bottom of the circular space is an oval stadium, and in the middle of the stadium is a huge rectangular sand pool covered with red particles, which runs around the sand pool. I suddenly remembered the grand opening ceremony of the 2008 Olympic Games. I seem to see athletes from all countries running on the field! The strength and expectation of tens of millions of people are blooming here! My heart is excited again. Around the stadium, there are rows of heightened audience seats. From a distance, they are red and white, dense, like small squares crowded together in a honeycomb. It is said that so many seats can accommodate 9 1000 spectators! I looked up at the top row of seats, so high! I thought, "I want to experience it at the top!" " "When I sat in the highest seat, I looked up and saw that the roof was made of pieces of canvas-like materials with a hole in the middle, which was very strange. Sunlight shines through the top to every corner of the bird's nest. Looking down, the people walking in the stadium have also become smaller. I can't help but take more photos and keep these beautiful shots forever.

After the visit, I reluctantly left the Bird's Nest. Cheer for the Bird's Nest! I will never forget you!

Sixth grade tourism composition topic: visiting the Summer Palace

Last May 1st, I visited the famous Summer Palace in Beijing.

It's about five kilometers from Baishiqiao where we live to the Summer Palace. At this time, the Summer Palace is already spring, like a beautiful big park. Next to the splendid palace covered with glazed tiles, he enthusiastically chased the handsome figure of exotic flowers and plants from time to time. Albizia Albizia, Taibai Flower, Millennium Gu Song ... These flowers and trees have different shapes and colors, which set off a magnificent palace and are worth watching.

We embarked on a colorful road. At first glance, the gravel on the path is messy and changeable, which can be studied carefully, but it is very interesting. Colorful stones make up various patterns, or flowers, or figures, or palaces, or utensils, which are really beautiful and moving.

Go straight along the path and you will come to the world-famous promenade. It is said that Empress Dowager Cixi built it to see the scenery on Kunming Lake. I set foot on the promenade with curiosity. The long corridor has no end. There are 273 colored compartments at the top of the corridor, and each compartment is painted with colored pictures. Thousands of paintings, no two are the same. There are red pillars on both sides of the corridor, and the red pillars are connected by green fences. The green fence is so low that people can sit on it and enjoy the beautiful scenery of Kunming Lake.

After a long corridor, you come to the foot of Wanshou Mountain. Looking up, an exquisite pagoda stands on the mountain, that is the Foguang Pavilion.

When you climb the Buddha Pavilion and look down, you can get a panoramic view of most of the scenery in the park. Directly ahead is the famous Kunming Lake. Kunming Lake is quiet, like a piece of jade. The boat glided gently from above, leaving a shallow water mark, as if it were Bi Hen on the emerald. The breeze blew, the water rippled and shimmered. It is very beautiful in the sunshine. The shadow of the 17-hole bridge in the distance is reflected in the water, vague and unreal.

At sunset, I came from Buddha and hurried out of the garden gate with joy, ending my day's trip.