Nanchan Temple (南禅寺), also known as Nanshan Temple (南山寺), is located in Xining, Qinghai Province, and faces Beichan Temple from […]
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Xining Wildlife Park (西宁野生动物园), also known as the Qinghai Wildlife Rescue and Breeding Center or the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau Wildlife Park,
Xining People’s Park (西宁人民公园), established in 1959, covers over 40 hectares and is the largest public recreational park in Xining.
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Nanguan Mosque (南关清真寺), located in Xining, was originally constructed in 1934 during the Republic of China era with the personal
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Danga’er Ancient City (丹噶尔古城), derived from the Tibetan term “Dongke’er,” meaning “white sea conch,” is located on the north bank
Riyue Mountain (Sun and Moon Mountain, 日月山), part of the Qilian Mountain range, stretches for 90 kilometers and serves as
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Dongguan Grand Mosque (西宁东关清真大寺), commonly known as the “Camel Mosque,” is one of the five major Jumu’ah mosques in China.
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Kumbum Monastery, also known as Ta’er Monastery (塔尔寺), is located in Xining, Qinghai Province, China. It was founded in 1379
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Bird Island (鸟岛) in Qinghai Lake is named for the tens of thousands of migratory birds that inhabit it. The
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Erlangjian Scenic Area (二郎剑景区), located on the southern side of Qinghai Lake, is one of the main attractions in the
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The Jinyintan Grasslands (金银滩草原), located in the Qinghai Province, is a vast expanse of natural beauty spanning approximately 1,100 square
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Daotang River (倒淌河), located in the northwest of China, originates from the western side of Sun and Moon Mountain. It
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