Gansu, a magical land located in the northwest of China, has rich natural landscapes and profound historical and cultural heritage, attracting countless domestic and foreign tourists to explore. These scenic spots not only showcase the rich natural resources and unique landform features of Gansu, but also reflect the long history and profound cultural heritage of Gansu. Whether it is art lovers, historians or ordinary tourists, they can find their own share of touching and harvest here. The following is a brief introduction to several major tourist attractions and their characteristics in Gansu Province:

The Mogao Grottoes of Dunhuang: a world cultural heritage and a treasure house of Buddhist art, with exquisite murals and sculptures.

Jiayuguan Great Wall: the starting point of the western end of the Ming Dynasty Great Wall, a magnificent and magnificent example of ancient military defense engineering.

Zhangye Danxia Landform: The colorful Danxia Mountains are a palette of nature, with great ornamental value.

Crescent Moon Spring in Mingsha Mountain: An oasis in the desert, where you can experience the fun of sand sliding and enjoy the beautiful scenery of Crescent Moon Spring.

Maiji Mountain Grottoes: One of the four major grottoes, famous for its exquisite clay sculpture art, showing the superb skills of ancient craftsmen.

Kongtong Mountain: the birthplace of Taoist culture, with beautiful scenery and profound cultural heritage.

Yellow River Stone Forest: A stone forest landscape by the Yellow River, where mountains and rivers are intertwined, making it a good place for adventure and sightseeing.

Zhagana: a natural "stone city", combining primitive natural scenery with Tibetan culture, is unique and charming.

Labrang Monastery: An important monastery of the Gelugpa sect of Tibetan Buddhism, with unique architectural style and strong cultural atmosphere.

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