Yadan National Geological Park
Yardangs, meaning steep small hills in Uygur, are a special wind-eroded landform in arid areas. About 85 kilometers west of Yumenguan is a typical formation of Yardangs stretching 25 kilometers from north to south and about two kilometers from east to west. Since the little hills look like buildings, the place is referred to as the Yardang Abode of Demons by local people. The heights of the hills are between five and more than 20 meters and their widths and lengths vary from a few dozen to several hundred meters. The place looks like a walled medieval city with massive buildings, churches, squares, streets, and beautiful sculptures or a museum of architectural art where you can find small copies of the world's best structures such as Beijing's Temple of Heaven, Tibet's Potala Palace, Egypt's pyramids and sphinxes, Mongolian yurts, and mosques in the Arab world. In addition, you will find with delight other works of art by Nature such as sculptures of lions, caravans trekking along the Silk Road turtles emerging from the sea.
- Sanke Grassland
- White Pagoda Hill
- Lanzhou Zhongshan Bridge
- Gansu Provincial Museum
- Wuwei Leitai Han Dynasty Tomb
- Wuwei Confucian Temple
- Zhangye Giant Buddha Temple
- Horse's Hoof Temple
- Jiayuguan Fort
- Yulin Grottoes
- Mogao Grottoes
- Yangguan Pass
- Echoing-Sand Dunes and Crescent Lake
- Yadan National Geological Park
- Binglingsi Grottoes
- Linxia Nanguan Mosque
- Labrang Monastery
- Langmu Monastery
- The First Bend of the Yellow River
- Majishan Grottoes
- Kongtong Mountain
- Qingyang Northern Grottoes
- Dunhuang Museum
- Zhongshan (Sun Yat-sen) Bridge
- Xincheng Wei-Jin Art Gallery
- Yumenguan Pass
- Wuqunshan Park
- White Horse Pagoda
- Dunhuang Movie and Television City