LanZhou, provincial capital of GanSu

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Lanzhou, this ancient city, quietly watches the flow of the Yellow River and the passage of time.
The first bridge over the Yellow River, Zhongshan Bridge, spans the Yellow River, connecting the past and the future. Traditional sheepskin rafts are still drifting in the Yellow River, inheriting ancient folk skills.
The magical Danxia landform, red rock formations and peculiar mountain shapes bring unparalleled natural wonders.
As night falls, Lanzhou's night market is bustling, and all kinds of street snacks are mouth-watering.
Lanzhou, with a history of more than 2,000 years, shows its unique charm and vitality.

💡 Overview of Lanzhou City

Lanzhou City, also known as Jincheng, is the capital city of Gansu Province, China. The total area of the city is 13,085.6 square kilometers, and as of the end of 2023, the permanent population is 4.4251 million. The city flower is rose.

✨ Introduction to the main locations ✨

🌹 Zhongshan Bridge

Lanzhou Yellow River Iron Bridge, also known as Zhongshan Bridge, is one of the must-see attractions for tourists visiting Lanzhou.

🌹 Lanzhou Ink Danxia Tourist Scenic Area

Lanzhou Ink Danxia Tourist Scenic Area is about an hour's drive from Lanzhou City. The scenic area is very large and has very beautiful Danxia landforms.

🌹 Baita Mountain Park

Baita Mountain Park is located in the center of the Yellow River Scenic Line and is built on the mountain. Climbing the mountain and looking far away, you can overlook the waterway scenery of Lanzhou.

GanSu map

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