This article is enough for Zhangye nanny-level humanities-oriented guide!

This article is enough for Zhangye nanny-level humanities-oriented guide! |||During the fourteen months of traveling in the northwest, I have long been a little tired of the noodles in the northwest, but Zhangye is the only one among the four counties in Hexi that I will never forget. ✨Because this small city on the Hexi Corridor carries too many historical memories - from the "Jinta Temple", the only remaining high-flesh Feitian grotto in the country hanging on the cliff, to the "Big Buddha Temple", the royal temple in the Western Xia Dynasty; Here you can see the "Yugu", the only ethnic group of Turkic people who still believe in Buddhism, and you can also see the vast "Qilian Mountains" like a falling skyline. If you go deeper to the north, you will be shocked and deeply impressed by the rammed earth ancient city ruins of "Camel City" and "Xu Sanwan" through aerial photography. - Scenic spots far away from the city are written in separate notes. Here we only describe the strategies within the city, which are exclusive to the city walk party~ 【🔥Attractions】: ✨Zhangye Museum: A national second-level museum, the entire museum is divided into four exhibition halls, which systematically narrates the history of Zhangye since ancient times. The most exciting one is naturally Zhangye during the Western Han Dynasty! As the era when the four counties in Hexi were established across the ages, following the explanation, you can most intuitively understand how hard-won the establishment of Zhangye County was. ✨Big Buddha Temple: The most important scenic spot in Zhangye city! The complete largest reclining Buddha in the Western Xia Dynasty, one of the few "Journey to the West" murals in the country, and two high-level historical relics exhibition halls are worthy of setting aside a chapter for him. ✨Zhangye Guild Hall: During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Shanxi merchants came all the way to build a gathering place in Zhangye. It was built in the second year of Yongzheng in the Qing Dynasty. The building is the original structure of the Qing Dynasty. The Minqin Guild Hall was built in the 18th year of Guangxu's reign, and both are listed as the sixth batch of cultural relics protection units in the country. 【🔥Gourmet articles】: ✨Heshunyuan: I really love it, and it can be ranked as one of the two treasure shops alongside Huanghong Restaurant! In the morning when the chill is still strong, have a bowl of spicy and fragrant noodles, or pair it with two steamed buns if you want a big meal, it is a delicacy that countless people in Zhangye can't stop eating. ✨Dongji Beef Rice: The most famous beef rice in Zhangye. It is crowded with people every morning. You can try it. ✨Huanghong Restaurant: It is also one of the hidden treasure shops! Their price-performance ratio is really super high. The fried beef and fish roe is a must-order for me every time I go there. I can hardly finish one portion by myself. The beef is the best I have ever eaten in Zhangye. The portions of mixed noodles and soy noodles are also quite large, enough to satisfy one person~ ✨Ming and Qing Night Market: Compared to Ganzhou Alley, this is my favorite night market! It is crowded with people and full of fireworks since the sun goes down. Several of the most famous Chai Po La and "Sun Kee Chao Pao" are here, so they are not to be missed. [city walk one-day tour route🔥🔥]: Heshunyuan → Xixia Buddhist Temple → Shanxi Guild Hall → Yellow and Red Restaurant (only open at noon) → Zhangye Museum → Muta Temple → Zhangye Zhenyuan Drum Tower → Ming and Qing Night Market → End of the trip. Of course, there are many itineraries that can be substituted in between. For those with a big appetite, the soy noodles and beef rice are both worth trying!