Lanzhou Four Days Three Nights

First Stop: Lanshan Park. It takes five hours to climb Lanshan, three hours to ascend and two hours to descend. Direct navigation to Wuquanshan Park is available for climbing (Ticket: Free). There are also people offering rides at the foot of the mountain (20 yuan/person) The greening in Wuquanshan Park is very nice, and there is a strong cultural atmosphere with calligraphy and painting exhibitions. There are many paths to go up the mountain, and by chance, I took a dirt path, which was a bit tiring. Once you reach the glass walkway, you can basically see the entire cityscape. From Wuquanshan, you can walk to Lanshan, and standing high on Lanshan, you can see even further. The highest point of Lanshan is the Santai Pavilion. I waited until the sky gradually darkened, and the city's night view began to emerge. At this time, descending the mountain, you can fully enjoy the city's night view, which is quite beautiful and worth seeing. On the way down the mountain, you will pass through a section of village path without street lights (there are also rides offered for descending: 20 yuan/person). The first day, I walked a total of 20 kilometers, no exaggeration. In the evening, I had Cunhai lamb offal and lamb meat in pita bread. It was my first time eating lamb trotters, and they were very fragrant.