Wuwei 5 Days 4 Nights Travel Guide

Have Fun with a Budget of 4000 RMB

Budget Planning

This trip budget is 4000 RMB, allocated as follows:

● Transportation: If departing from nearby cities, train or long-distance bus are the main transportation methods, with round-trip costs around 500 - 800 RMB. For local transportation, you can choose buses or taxis, estimated at about 200 RMB.

● Accommodation: Choose cost-effective hotels or homestays, such as Hanting Hotel, Home Inn, etc., about 200 - 300 RMB per night, totaling 800 - 1200 RMB for 4 nights.

● Meals: Taste local delicacies, with an average daily meal cost of 150 - 200 RMB, totaling 750 - 1000 RMB for 5 days.

● Tickets: Entrance fees for various attractions are estimated at 500 - 800 RMB.

● Others: Reserve 300 - 500 RMB for souvenirs and other expenses.

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Wuwei - Kumarajiva Temple - Liangzhou Market

● Morning: After arriving in Wuwei, go to the hotel to check in and rest briefly.

● Afternoon: Visit Kumarajiva Temple, built to commemorate the Western Regions monk Kumarajiva. Inside the temple is the Kumarajiva Tongue Relic Pagoda, a precious relic for studying the culture of the Five Liang Dynasties and Buddhist culture. Experience the solemnity and mystery of Buddhist culture here.

● Evening: Go to Liangzhou Market, which gathers various Wuwei specialty foods, such as Santaoche (a bowl of Liangzhou cold noodles, a plate of braised meat, and a cup of rock sugar jujube Fucha tea), Shami noodles, rice soup with fried dough twists, and more. Enjoy tasting them to your heart’s content.

Day 2: Leitai Han Tomb - Wuwei Confucian Temple

● Morning: Visit the Leitai Han Tomb, world-famous for its rare treasures and the origin of the Chinese tourism symbol "Galloping Horse Treading on a Flying Swallow." Inside the tomb, you can see exquisite Han Dynasty murals and burial objects, learning about Han Dynasty funeral culture and history.

● Afternoon: Head to Wuwei Confucian Temple, one of the three major Confucian temples in China and the largest and best-preserved Confucian temple in Northwest China. The temple features towering ancient cypresses, numerous steles, and magnificent architecture, allowing you to feel the profound heritage of Confucian culture.

● Evening: Dine at a restaurant near the Confucian Temple and taste local specialty dishes.

Day 3: Tiantishan Grottoes - Huangyang River Leisure Agricultural Tourism Area

● Morning: Visit Tiantishan Grottoes, a representative of early Chinese grotto art, known as the "ancestor of grottoes." Admire the exquisite Buddha statues and murals inside the caves and appreciate the charm of ancient art.

● Afternoon: Go to Huangyang River Leisure Agricultural Tourism Area, which offers beautiful pastoral scenery, rich agricultural experience projects, and leisure entertainment facilities. You can participate in fruit picking, farming experiences, and other activities to relax.

● Evening: Return to the city and enjoy local cuisine.

Day 4: Desert Park - Haicang Temple

● Morning: Visit Desert Park, a scenic spot integrating desert landscapes, grassland customs, and garden features. You can ride camels and slide on sand dunes to experience the fun of the desert.

● Afternoon: Visit Haicang Temple, one of the four major ancient Liangzhou temples, known as the "Crown of Buddhist Palaces." The temple’s architecture is simple and elegant, with a quiet environment, perfect for peaceful sightseeing.

● Evening: Go to the city night market to buy some local souvenirs.

Day 5: Return Trip

● Morning: Pack your luggage and check out. You can stroll around the city and buy some specialties, such as Liangzhou smoked vinegar and Shami noodles.

● Afternoon: Head to the station and conclude your pleasant Wuwei trip.

Notes

● Some caves in Tiantishan Grottoes may be closed to the public for protection; please check in advance before traveling.

● The ultraviolet rays in Desert Park are strong; take sun protection measures and bring sun-protective clothing, hats, sunscreen, etc.

● Respect local religious beliefs and customs, and follow relevant regulations in temples and other religious places.