What are the tourist attractions of Zhongwei ethnic minorities? What are the tourist attractions in Zhongwei?

1, Gulou. Every city with a long history has a Drum Tower, and Zhongwei is no exception. The Drum Tower in the city center was built in the fourth year of Chongzhen in Ming Dynasty (163 1), and was rebuilt by fire, and it still stands today. The 30-meter-high Zhongwei Drum Tower is not high among the ancient Drum Towers left by major cities all over the country, but the arch gate of the square platform and the main building of the cross-shaped rest peak with three double eaves all show its strict organizational system of "small sparrows and complete facilities", and also witness the century-old history of this frontier city at the crossroads extending in all directions.

2. High Temple. The High Temple, which is only 5 minutes' walk from the Drum Tower, is another major historical site in zhongwei. Built in the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty (1403- 1424), after several generations of renovation, Gao Temple became a famous local ancient architectural complex. Compared with the Drum Tower's "only viewing from a distance", the high temple provides visitors with the opportunity to visit its territory in person. In the high temple that was once destroyed by the earthquake and reborn, Baoan Temple worships the gods of Buddhism, Confucianism and Taoism, and is connected by cloisters and wooden ladders. The buildings are compact in layout and set each other off. Even without religious belief, you can enjoy the charm of religious architecture here.

3. Tengger Desert. As the "main body" of Shapotou, Tengger Desert spans the southwest end of Alashan Zuo Qi in Inner Mongolia and the central edge of Ningxia, covering an area of over 40,000 square kilometers. If you think Shapotou, which has been occupied by tourists, is too commercialized, then come and see the "genuine" Tengger Desert. Although there are inevitably entertainment projects like Shapotou here, on the whole, it still maintains a more primitive and pure desert scenery than the former. Sporadic lakes are wrapped in oases, and the lake changes color with the weather; If you stay in the desert, you can still see the clear and suffocating starry sky. Without the cover of urban clouds and light pollution, the vastness of sand starfish will definitely make you unforgettable.

4. Sikouzi Scenic Area. Sikouzi scenic spot on the south bank of the Yellow River is about 1 hour drive from Zhongwei city. Both of them are natural landscapes with strong flavor in the northwest, but compared with the emptiness of Tengger Desert, the temple entrance is famous for its strange stones. Sikouzi Scenic Area is divided into two parts, the eastern part has magnificent canyon scenery, and the western part is the most anticipated Danxia landform-it is said that Su Wu, the envoy of the Han Dynasty who refused to submit to the Huns, once herded sheep here.