Gansu historical sites – Page 3

Lanzhou Nanguan Grand Mosque

The Lanzhou Nanguan Grand Mosque (兰州南关清真大寺), also known as the Gongnanmen Mosque or Nanshao Gate Mosque, is situated between the […]

The White Cloud Taoist Temple (白云观, Baiyun Temple), also known as Lüzu Temple, was established in the 17th year of

The Lanzhou City God Temple (兰州城隍庙, Chenghuangmiao), also known as the Jixin Temple (纪信庙), is dedicated to the Han Dynasty

Qingcheng Ancient Town (青城古镇), located on the southern bank of the Yellow River at the northern tip of Yuzhong County,

The Yellow River Iron Bridge (黄河铁桥), also known as Zhongshan Bridge (中山桥), is a landmark in Lanzhou, Gansu Province. It

White Pagoda Hill Park (白塔山公园, Baitashan Park, Baita Park), located in the northern part of Chengguan District in Lanzhou, Gansu

Hecang City (河仓城), commonly known as Dafangpan City (大方盘城), was constructed during the Western Han Dynasty and is situated in

The White Horse Pagoda (白马塔, Baimata) is located in Dunhuang City and dates back to the Later Qin dynasty. The

The Western Thousand Buddha Caves (西千佛洞), named for their location west of the Mogao Caves in Dunhuang, are carved into

Yulin Caves (榆林窟), also known as Wanfoxia, Yulin Temple, or Shangdongzi, derive their name from the dense groves of elm

Dunhuang Ancient City (敦煌古城, also known as Dunhuang Flim and TV Base), originally constructed in 1987 for the Sino-Japanese historical

Yangguan Pass, located in China, was a crucial chokepoint on the ancient Silk Road, serving as a gateway for overland