TOURIST ATTRACTIONS IN DUNHUANG , GANSU

 

CHINA

 

 

 

Mogao Caves in Dunhuang, ChinaOne famous attraction in China which is located at the western end of Hexi Corridor in Gansu Province in northwest China is Dunhuang. Use this travel guide to assist you in your travel to one of China's famous historical and cultural cities. Also known as Shazhou in ancient times, it is a small oasis surrounded by high mountains, deserts and the Gobi Desert.

 

Dunhuang has an average annual temperature of 9.40C. The average temperature in January drops to -90C while in July it goes up to 250C. With a beautiful scenery of green cultivated fields surrounded by mountainous rolling sand dunes, this city houses some of China's incredible tourists attractions that you will ever lay your eyes upon. Remember to bring along your camera with extra rolls of film as you will surely not stop clicking away the minute Photo: Mogao Caves     you arrived at this famous city in China because the tourist attractions in Dunhuang and the places of interest in Dunhuang is simply magnificent.

 

Crescent Moon Lake in Mingsha Mountain, DunhuangDunhuang has a time-honored history, splendid culture, a large number of historical sites and appealing natural scenery. The county Dunhuang Museum (Xian Bowuguan) here is certainly worth visiting as some of the exhibits found here are very interesting. Dunhuang boasts of 241 places of historic interest like the ruins of ancient grottoes, temples and tombs, the Great Wall built in the Han Dynasty, passes, ancient cities, beacon towers, ancient posts and many          Crescent Moon Lake, Mingsha Mountain

more. Among the world renowned attractions found here are the i and Northern Zhou Caves, Sui Caves, Tang Caves and the Post-Tang Caves. Visitors coming here will feel totally relax among its serene and scenic surroundings. More on Dunhuang's transportation, hotels, recreation, restaurants, shopping, travel services, useful telephone numbers and famous attraction are listed below.

 

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