Explore the highlights of Wuwei on this private full-day tour from Lanzhou. Admire the 15m-high Shakyamuni Buddha at Tianti Grottoes which have over 1500 years of history. Discover the 2000 years old Han Tombs at Leitai Park and Museum. Marvel at the 12-storey Luoshi Pagoda which was built between AD 384~403 dedicated to Kumarajiva- the great translator of Buddhist sutras whose tongue was buried beneath the pagoda. This private day tour including English speaking tour guide, entrance fee, local lunch, travel by private vehicle. You can choose to finish your tour in Wuwei, or back to Lanzhou.
Pickup included
Start your full-day tour with pickup at your hotel in Lanzhou city and meet your guide aboard an air-conditioned private vehicle. It’s a 3 hour drive to Wuwei. Your tour guide will explain the related histories and stories. Free free to ask questions if you have.
Your first stop in Wuwei is Tianti Grottoes. With a history over 1,500 years, Tianti Grottoes was constructed based on the natural caves. Now, there are 3 layers’ grottoes existed with 17 shine and over 100 Buddha’s statues. Follow your tour guide to check out the massive 15m-high Shakyamuni Buddha from varying vantages.
After lunch, you will explore Leitai Park and Han Tombs Museum.
Stroll around Leitai Park, then heading to Han Tombs Museum. The Han Tombs was discovered by local famers under an old locust tree in 1969. It is famous for the Bronze Flying Horse unearthed in the tomb which is a cultural treasure and also the tourism logo of China. Follow your tour guide to explore the 2000-year-old tomb, learn the histories and stories behind.
Next stop is Luoshi Pagoda. This 12-storey pagoda was built between AD 384~403, it was built to dedicated to Kumarajiva, the great translator of Buddhist sutras who lived here for 17 years and whose tongue was buried beneath the pagoda.
After the tour, you can choose to finish your tour in Wuwei or travel back to your hotel in Lanzhou with your guide in the private car.
Lanzhou is the capital of Gansu Province in Northwest China, known for its stunning Yellow River scenery and rich cultural heritage. The city is a gateway to the ancient Silk Road and offers a mix of modern urban life and traditional Chinese charm.
This iconic bridge spans the Yellow River and offers stunning views of the city and the river.
A scenic park with a white pagoda at the top, offering breathtaking views of the Yellow River.
A museum showcasing the rich history and culture of Gansu Province, including artifacts from the Silk Road.
Hand-pulled noodles served in a spicy beef broth, a local specialty.
A large, communal dish of noodles and vegetables, often cooked at the table.
Cold noodles served with a spicy sauce, a refreshing and spicy dish.
This is the best time to visit Lanzhou, with pleasant weather and clear skies. It's ideal for outdoor activities and sightseeing.
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GMT+8
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Lanzhou is generally safe for travelers, but standard precautions should be taken.
Lanzhou Railway Station, Lanzhou West Railway Station
Lanzhou Long-distance Bus Station, Lanzhou South Bus Station
Buses are the most common form of public transport, covering most areas of the city.
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Car, Bike, Scooter
Ancient Buddhist grottoes carved into the cliffs along the Yellow River.
A town known for its Tibetan culture and the Labrang Monastery.
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