Langdutan tourist attractions

Langdu Wetland and Grassland

Langdu Wetland and Grassland is a national AAA tourist attraction.

Langdu Wetland Grassland Scenic Area is located in Lujing Town, 70 kilometers east of the county, covering an area of ??more than 900,000 acres. National Highway 316 passes through it, and the transportation is convenient. It has a plain and hilly landform, with an average altitude of 2,600 meters, an average annual temperature of 4.9°C, and an annual rainfall of 640 mm. The climate is cool and pleasant, and it is rich in cordyceps, fern, broad beans, highland barley, oats, potatoes, rape, fern, etc. The territory has round mountains, flat and open terrain, crisscrossing rivers, vast grasslands, clear water and green grass, fresh air, blue sky and white clouds, and the same color as water and sky. It is a good place to spend summer and escape the heat.

Langdutan has an advantageous geographical location and a long cultural history. It is a shining pearl embedded in the Ancient Tea Horse Road, a Tea Horse Post Road from Xi'an to Qinghai and Tibet. As early as 5,000 years ago, Langdutan was the land of the Western Zhou Dynasty, the horse herding land of the Qin and Han tribes, and the ancient battlefield of the Three Kingdoms Wei and Shu. It was the place where the Qiang and Han Dynasties fought for hegemony. The unique geographical location promoted the blending of multiple cultures. As a result, Langdutan has formed unique cultural characteristics. In the "Three Kingdoms", Deng Ai led his troops from Langdutan to Yangguan and entered the "Guanting" of Dangchang in southern Longnan to attack Shuzhong; General Nian Gengyao, the governor of Shaanxi and Gansu in the Qing Dynasty, once stationed troops in Langdutan during the Western Expedition, but was demoted and exiled by his descendants. Nianjia Dazhuang; Emperor Kangxi granted the ancient city of Lujing; during the Ming Dynasty, the peasant uprising army Li Zicheng launched a failed battle on the Tao (state) River (state) and defeated Mawu and Li County, and once stationed troops at Langdutan; during the Republic of China, General Ji Hongchang During the counter-rebellion of the "Shaanxi-Gansu Revolution", he fought bloody battles with Wolf Crossing the Beach. During the Long March, the Red Army passed through Langdutan twice in 1935 and 1936, sowing the seeds of the Red Revolution. In 2009, Langdu Wetland Grassland Scenic Area was rated as a national AA-level tourist attraction, and in 2011 it was promoted to a national AAA-level tourist attraction.