Baitashan Park, Lanzhou / 2025

Baitashan Park, Lanzhou 🌳 is a green hill rising above the Yellow River, crowned by a white stupa that gives the park its name (“Baita” means White Pagoda). From the top, you’ll get one of the best panoramic views of Lanzhou 🏙️, with the Yellow River winding through the city and mountains framing the horizon ⛰️. Inside the park, stone paths lead past pavilions, temples, and hidden gardens, while locals practice tai chi and children run around freely. It’s both a place for quiet reflection and a lively hangout, especially at sunset when the city glows golden.

🚇 How to get there

By metro 🚇: Take Lanzhou Metro Line 1 to Dongfanghong Square Station, then walk about 15 minutes across the Zhongshan Bridge 🌉, the city’s famous iron bridge, to the park entrance.

By taxi 🚖: A ride from central Lanzhou costs around 10–20 RMB (~€1–3).

By bus 🚌: Multiple local buses stop near Zhongshan Bridge and the park gates.

💰 How much does it cost

Entrance 🎟️: Free

Transport 🚇/🚖: Metro 2–4 RMB (~€0.30–0.50), taxi €1–3.

Extras 🍵: Small teahouses inside serve local snacks and drinks for ~20 RMB (€2.50).

Total budget: A visit can easily be done for under €5, making it one of Lanzhou’s most affordable and scenic highlights.

Baitashan Park is where history, faith, and daily life meet—offering a calm retreat with sweeping views of Lanzhou and its lifeline, the Yellow River 🌊.

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