Workers commuting between Shanghai and Yinchuan, here's your weekend special forces guide

Average consumption is less than 3k including flights and hotels Traveling off-season means fewer people and more joy! Friday ✈️17:05 Pudong T2 - 20:10 Yinchuan Hedong T3 Rent a car at the airport, very convenient for pick-up and return Head straight to the Yellow River Suji, about 2 hours Stay🏨 at Nan'an Homestay in Zhongwei, a small courtyard with jujube trees Driving at night, the roads are very narrow, pay attention to safety The housekeeper is very considerate and will wait in the parking lot in advance, taking us to the room with an electric cart The lights are turned on in advance, very warm! The stars in the desert at night are bright, beautiful, and worth it Saturday Take your time in the morning and have breakfast at Old Wang's, with pear blossoms falling Pancakes become especially fragrant, and both wontons and pancakes are delicious Stroll around the Yellow River Suji, see the Yellow River and the Great Wall The desert is of course a must-visit🏜️ 📍Jinsha Sea Resort No admission fee, but the wind was blowing sand, and the resort's activities were closed, so we just played with the sand. The sand is soft and fun, and we had a full meal 📍Route 66 In this life, one must drive not only on Route 318 but also on Route 66 There are many people on the road, and the scenery is great. Be careful when taking photos 📍Huaiyuan Night Market One of the must-visit spots, the freshly baked crispy Mongolian beef pies are really delicious The fruits in the night market are also very sweet, and there's a dairy cow yogurt nearby that's super tasty Grilled eggs are generally not to my taste, buy some local spicy strips and continue on the road Stay🏨 at Helan Anmo Hotel in Yinchuan The hotel is quite empty, maybe because it's off-season The hotel style is great, recommended! Sunday 📍Zhenbeibao Western Film City 🎫80r, there are costume rentals right at the entrance Zixia Fairy costume 50r/h, including dress, hair styling, sword, and accessories The sand and dust storms really bring back the scenes from A Chinese Odyssey 📍Xixia Museum Didn't have time to visit the museum, but it's beautiful in the light and shadow Backed by the continuous mountains⛰️ The cultural and creative ugly-cute strongman's cold drink is also quite tasty 📍Lanshan Park Quite a surprise, after climbing dozens of steps, the off-season Lanshan Park is unexpectedly quiet Few people, but the wind is so strong that it's hard to stand ✈️20:55 Yinchuan Hedong T3 - 23:55 Pudong T