Lanzhou's prime attraction is Baita Mountain, and the centerpiece of Baita Mountain is the White Pagoda Temple

Looking up from the banks of the Yellow River, Baita Mountain is very spectacular, and the night view with lights on is even more beautiful. After experiencing wars and earthquakes, the statues in the White Pagoda Temple have been relocated to the Fayu Temple below. The only remaining structure is the white pagoda itself, along with some surviving houses, steles, and a release pond, losing its function as a temple. Besides the white pagoda, the White Pagoda Temple also has the 'Three Treasures': the elephant skin drum, the bronze bell, and the Bauhinia tree, all of which have rich stories and history. After visiting the White Pagoda Temple, you should head towards the cableway. There are many attractions along the way, and you can see many Lanzhou citizens having picnics and gatherings under the shade of trees and on the lawns. The road to the cableway is not short, and the sun is very scorching. In the end, I had to give up visiting the Stele Museum, which was a pity because the photos looked very nice. In the end, I could only take a distant photo as a souvenir. However, there were far fewer people at the upper cableway station than at the lower station. When passing by the lower station, I took a photo; the queue extended far beyond the ticket hall.