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Silk road scenic spots
China Silk Road scenic spots include Xi, Luoyang, Jiayuguan Great Wall, Dunhuang and Turpan.

Xi 'an 1

The key scenic spots along the Silk Road include Xi 'an, which is not only one of the four ancient capitals in China, but also one of the most famous wonders in China-the Terracotta Warriors. These terracotta warriors and horses are one of the must-see spots for tourists because of their age, art and archaeological influence. There are other interesting places worth visiting in Xi. Its city walls and Shaanxi Provincial Museum have different charms for history lovers. The bell and drum tower rebuilt in the original site is incredible; Huashan Mountain, one of the five nearby mountains, cannot be ignored.

2. Luoyang

Like Xi 'an, Luoyang is one of the four ancient capitals in China (the other two are Beijing and Nanjing). It used to be the capital of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, the Eastern Han Dynasty and the Tang Dynasty, including some amazing historical sites, which can still be visited by tourists today. Scenic spots include Baima Temple and Guanlin Temple. The former contains many Buddhist cultural relics, and the latter is a holy place for Guan Yu to worship during the Three Kingdoms period.

3. Jiayuguan Great Wall

It is a magnificent historical symbol on the Silk Road. Jiayuguan Great Wall was originally designed as a part of the defense system between the two mountains in Hexi Corridor. This striking fortification is worth stopping to see. The dangerous and arduous construction process of that year also left many unusual stories. For example, all the bricks used were transported by sheep from the icy road.

4. Dunhuang

Dunhuang was the gateway to Xinjiang in ancient times, and modern tourists can't destroy the history and landscape of famous local attractions. Because of the Mogao Grottoes, it has become one of the best tourist attractions in Gansu-1700-year-old third largest Buddha statue in the world sits solemnly among various Buddhist artworks-you can choose to ride camels or sand motorcycles on the sand dunes. What keeps these dunes standing hundreds of years after human activities have stopped? Tourists' footprints will be erased by sand, as if no one had ever been here.

5.[ Place Name] (Xinjiang, China) Turpan City

Turpan, a developing city, retains traditional cuisine, Uyghur culture and natural landscape. Now it is very modern, with a population of 300,000, and roads and railways extend in all directions. You can also see many sites with a history and culture of more than 2,000 years-the most famous are Gaochang and Jiaohe ancient city sites-as well as local specialties. Modernization has not destroyed the local beauty, such as the nearby Bogda Peak and Flame Mountain, the Emin Tower, and delicious fruit juice and wine made from fresh fruits.