Yulin is a prefecture-level city under the jurisdiction of Shaanxi Province, located in the northernmost part of Shaanxi Province, bordering the Yellow River in the east, Ningxia and Gansu in the west, Inner Mongolia in the north and Yan 'an in the south. It has jurisdiction over 1 city, 2 districts and 9 counties, 155 townships, 29 sub-district offices and 2,967 administrative villages, with a registered population of 3,858,900.

Yulin area is 385 kilometers long from east to west and 263 kilometers wide from north to south, with a total land area of 42,920.2 square kilometers. Geomorphology is generally bounded by the Great Wall. The beach area in the north accounts for 42% of the total area, and the loess hilly and gully area in the south accounts for 58% of the total area.

Yulin has world cultural heritages-Zhenbeitai, the First Great Wall in Wan Li, Yulin Ancient City in China, Hongshixia, Tongwancheng Ruins, Hongjiannao, Yulin Desert National Forest Park, Shimao Ruins, Baiyun Mountain, Qingyun Temple, Hangkong Temple, Gaojiabao Ancient City and other famous scenic spots.

The location advantage is obvious:

Yulin is located in the junction of the central and western regions, at the junction of Shaanxi, Gansu, Ningxia, Mongolia and Shanxi provinces, connecting the east with the west and the north with the south. Xi-Bao double-track railway, Taiyuan railway, Yulin section and Baomao expressway were completed and opened to traffic, and Yuyang 4C airport was completed and put into operation. The total mileage of expressways ranks first in the province, and the total mileage of railways reaches 1 0,026,5438+0 km. Trains to Beijing, Urumqi and other cities and 29 navigation points on 26 lines including Shanghai and Kunming were opened.