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Wuwei Attractions

Wuwei, the communication hub of the Silk Road in ancient times, plays an important role in ancient Chinese history, especially in times of war. This old-line city has many historic sites and relics, including Confucius Temple and Tiantishan Grottoes. The origin of the Chinese tourist symbol, a copper fleeing horse, was unearthed in the Han Dynasty tombs in Wuwei. Join our well-designed Wuwei tours to see the best in Wuwei.

Most Popular Wuwei Attractions

Confucius Temple

Confucius Temple, where Wuwei Museum is located, houses a large collection of over 44,000 cultural relics, two of which are recognized nationally. It is the second largest museum in Gansu Province. Colle..

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Tiantishan Grottoes

Tiantishan Grottoes, also called Big Buddha Temple, were chiseled during the East Jin and 16 Kingdoms Period, over 1,600 years ago. Tiantaishan, meaning Sky Ladder Mountain, is so named because the narro..

Haizang Temple

Hangzang Temple, built during the Jin Dynasty, has a history o f over 1,700 years, but was greatly expanded during the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties. The fourth founder of Sa-skya-pa of Tibetan Buddhism, Saban,..