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Before going, I saw many people saying that this 'Dunhuang Silk Road Heritage City' is a man-made attraction and not worth visiting blah blah blah, but actually, I think, if you are there to study history, you might indeed want to skip it, but for many people like me who are just out for fun, to take happy photos of ourselves, spending 60 yuan for almost half a day's joy, I think it's quite worth it! The buildings inside are quite majestic, and you don't need to take an electric car, just stroll around and take pictures at your own pace. The Temple of Athena is suitable for wedding photos, the Giant Buddha for Dunhuang Feitian (Flying Apsaras) shots, and the ancient city for martial arts scenes. Everyone can design their own photo ops.

Visiting Dunhuang Hired a chartered driver for a tour of the west line passing through this Silk Road heritage city Full ticket 60r, half ticket 30r It's really nice to take photos inside The Buddha statues are spectacular Thousand-Handed Guanyin and so on And there are not many people, great for photography Chartered car is quite cheap, 50 yuan for the car fare, 10 people per car Departing from Mingsha Mountain and Crescent Spring at 8:15 in the morning, returning around 0:30 at night On the way passing by Silk Road heritage site - West Thousand Buddha Caves - Sunshine - Yumen Pass - Yardang Ghost City - Watching stars at dawn (The chartered driver will also use the professional mode on the phone to take photos of the stars for each of us, we all took photos with the starry sky🌃)

The heritage city of the Dunhuang Silk Road is really great for photography. It feels like I've traveled to Egypt in a second. I personally think that the Thousand-Hand Guanyin statue and the buildings with many columns are the most photogenic. Every casual shot is stunning! Just pose as much as you want here, The bigger the movement, the better it looks. For outfit suggestions, wearing solid colors all over is very harmonious. Brown, black, and white all match well. More accessories add to the atmosphere! Ticket price🎫60 yuan Address📍Dunhuang Silk Road Heritage City Little tips🚗 It's 18 kilometers away from the downtown area of Dunhuang. It's recommended to drive yourself or charter a taxi to avoid not being able to find a ride back.

Compared to the East Line, the Dunhuang West Line has more attractions, but you will return to the city around 10 PM. You can choose to rent a car based on your situation. Route: Silk Road Heritage City - West Thousand Buddha Caves - Yangguan Pass - Yumenguan Pass - Yadan Geological Park [Silk Road Heritage City]: I didn't visit this attraction. It consists of newly built structures, which are more suitable for those who like to take photos. [West Thousand Buddha Caves]: Located in the western section of the Mogao Caves, the tickets are cheap, and you can get a guided tour of four caves. The West Thousand Buddha Caves were more likely funded by ancient commoners. The murals inside are not as impressive as those in the Mogao Caves, but they are still quite beautiful. [Yangguan Pass]: Yangguan Pass is a privately built attraction. The scenic area includes immersive NPC interactions and requires a shuttle bus ride. In reality, only the ancient beacon tower and the newly built Yangguan Road remain. [Yumenguan Pass]: Yumenguan Pass has three attractions. You will first visit Dafangpan City (an ancient granary site) and the Han Great Wall, and finally the Yumenguan Pass ruins. [Yadan Geological Park]: For Yadan, you must join an off-road vehicle tour for a deeper experience. Regular tours only visit five viewing platforms with a ten-minute time limit at each, which is barely enough for photos and doesn't allow close-up views. Off-road vehicles can take you to many more spots, and the Yadan landforms are more spectacular. You can witness the entire sunset. On the way back, the driver will show you the starry sky. However, it was too cold at night, so I took a few photos and returned to the car. Some people might find [Yangguan Pass] and [Yumenguan Pass] uninteresting, but I feel that as time passes, only these yellow earth remnants are left for us to see, which is quite poignant. Especially considering that there might have been prosperous small towns near these ruins, one can only lament the ruthlessness of time.

When traveling to Dunhuang, you can choose between the east and west lines, one line per day. The first stop of many itineraries on the west line is the Dunhuang Silk Road Heritage City. Dunhuang Silk Road Heritage City belongs to the series of lifelong regrets if you don't go, and lifelong regrets if you go. It is not so much a Dunhuang Silk Road Heritage City as it is an abandoned film and television city. It has imitated some of the world-famous attractions, such as the Forbidden City in Beijing, the Golden Summit of Emei Mountain, the Greek Temple, the Fujian Tulou, the Nine-story Pagoda of Mogao Grottoes, etc. They are built according to a certain proportion, and the overall look is relatively rough, with a tour time of about 1 hour. These imitation attractions are also suitable for taking pictures. The places where many photos are taken are the Greek Temple, the Nine-story Pagoda of Mogao Grottoes, and other places. The surroundings are all deserts, the wind is very strong, pay attention to sun protection and wind protection when you go.

Attraction: Dunhuang Silk Road Heritage City, also known as Dunhuang Film and TV Base Location: Dunhuang City G215 Here is a guide to Dunhuang Silk Road Heritage City, to help you have a perfect trip. Transportation: It's not far from Dunhuang city center, you can take a taxi, but it is still recommended to find a local guide for a chartered car or carpooling, as the roads in the northwest are complex, mostly uninhabited areas and mountain roads, with frequent loss of mobile phone signal. It's important to find an experienced guide who knows many niche attractions and local delicacies, which is very convenient and worry-free. The attraction is now abandoned, the main entrance has been sealed, and no one manages it. You can drive directly to the location of the first picture through the back door of the attraction or just walk in.