Liangzhou District, Wuwei, Gansu — the birthplace of the Galloping Horse Treading on a Flying Swallow (China's tourism symbol), an important cultural town on the Hexi Corridor, and the core area of the ancient capital of the Five Liang Dynasties. This 2-day 1-night in-depth tour includes exploring Leitai Han Tomb, experiencing Confucian culture at the Confucian Temple, and paying homage at Kumārajīva Temple.
Explore the hometown of the Galloping Horse Treading on a Flying Swallow, experience the Five Liang Cultures, visit the important Silk Road town, and taste Liangzhou cuisine
Arrive in Liangzhou, check into the hotel, then visit Leitai Han Tomb (the birthplace of the Galloping Horse Treading on a Flying Swallow). In the afternoon, tour Wuwei Confucian Temple to experience Confucian culture of the Hexi Corridor. In the evening, stroll along Ming and Qing Street to taste authentic Liangzhou cuisine.
In the morning, visit Kumārajīva Temple to learn about the life of the great Buddhist translation master. In the afternoon, visit Wuwei Museum to systematically understand the history and culture of Liangzhou. In the evening, tour Haicang Temple to experience the Buddhist culture of the Hexi Corridor.
A characteristic food combination of Liangzhou, including Xingmian noodles, bacon, and Fu tea. It is a traditional breakfast for locals, rich in nutrition and unique in flavor.
A traditional snack of Liangzhou, the noodles are chewy and smooth, served with special seasonings and vegetables, sour and spicy, an ideal summer refreshment.
A specialty noodle dish of Liangzhou, the Niangpi is thick and chewy, served with sesame paste, mashed garlic and other seasonings, fragrant and lingering in taste.