Top Things to do in Wuwei
The 9 Best Things to Do in Wuwei, China
Discover the best top things to do in Wuwei, China including Leitai Park of Wuwei, Luoshi Pagoda, Wuwei Confucian Temple, Tianti Grottoes, Wuwei Museum, Desert Park of Liangzhou District, WuWeiShi BuXing ShangYeJie, Dawuwei Ancient City, Haicang Temple.
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1. Leitai Park of Wuwei
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By merc8989 - kuala lumpur
This is supposedly the tomb of a great general but the remains have been relocated to another museum. According to historians, this general was fearless n won many battles together with his loyal horse. The horse was so quick as if it had wings. The statute of the horse has it stepping on a sparrow, signifying its ability to move ss fast as a sparrow.
Today the China tourist industry has adopted this statue as their logo, it is printed on every local tour bus.
Inside the park, there are statutes of the general's army, arranged in some set formation.
Only interesting if you know the story behind the great general.
2. Luoshi Pagoda
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Tex049 - Austin, TX
Had a wonderful visit here, wandering the different temples. A monk let us into one of the temples which is closed off, which was a treat.
3. Wuwei Confucian Temple
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By pony66 - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
The temple has preserved a well defined structure of Confucian learning institutuion and has preserved many monuments of writings of different languages of the minorities in North West China. The courtyard between buildings plants many flowers and fruits trees. The roofing and ceiling reflect the fine achitecture of its time.
4. Tianti Grottoes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Tex049 - Austin, TX
One of the coolest things I've seen in a long time, although we almost didn't see them since they are officially closed for some kind of renovation, and it was only through the intervention of our amazing interpreter and the kindness of the workers hanging around that we got to. You might want to check that out before you make the trip.
5. Wuwei Museum
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Cecilia O - Shanghai, China
i should say it really worth a visit. As Wuwei is the entrance of the silk road, it's like a pearl of the Gansu Corridor. Stories about DongxuanZang's great Journey to India to pursue the Buddhism scripture, and tales about the foreign pioneer traders, it's the communication which proceed the history progress.
6. Desert Park of Liangzhou District
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By A TripAdvisor China Member
虽然施设设备还不够完善，但就当地而言还是蛮不错的。我们去的时候是12月，满地金灿灿的落叶，踩上去厚厚的，咯吱咯吱响，非常有趣。沙漠公园有个片区有很多树木、湖水和凉亭，和中部城市没有很大差别，往里走是非常具有当地特色的大片玉米地，还有一些和游客拍照的小马。另外一个片区是沙漠，可以看到一些沙生植物，可惜我们去的时候都是枯枯的，没有很好看。如果到了沙漠，必须光着脚走走，租个滑沙板滑沙是非常不错的选择，至少年轻的朋友还有小孩子都玩得很开心。但必须提醒的是，要注意沙坡下的偶尔会碰到沙生植物，碰到会很扎，必须尽量避开，安全第一。如果你有一定的预算，推荐租用他们的游览车，让工作人员带着好好看看沙漠。另外，如果你自驾前来，可以带上饮水、零食还有午餐垫，在沙漠午餐确实别有风味（沙漠附近设施很简陋，没有歇息的餐馆，入园后也没有遮阳的地方）。
7. WuWeiShi BuXing ShangYeJie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Mei Zai C
武威的步行商業街比嘉峪關和張掖的都熱鬧得多，整條街都人山人海，頗為嚇人。
既是全市最繁華的商業區，自然有戲院和卡拉OK。街道兩旁時見大排檔，幫襯的本地人不少。
逛夜市又怎少得食？夜市內自然有一條食街。這一帶鋪頭無不是酒吧食肆，而且幾乎全國各省的菜也有得賣，果然是食街沒錯。
食街中也有個頗大的美食廣場，但粗眉仔見裏面死氣沉沉，不敢進去。
不出所料，這兒也有條「乾果一條街」，而且有得試吃。這裏也有黑葡萄乾發售，但終究找不到敦煌那麼好吃的。
特別一提，雖說是夜市，且又是夏天，鋪頭卻出奇地勁早收檔，當地人似乎沒香港人那麼「博」。
8. Dawuwei Ancient City
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By 11bravo_apc
Nice city gate. That's about all there is in the local vicinity, but other historical attractions are an easy walk. Good for a daytime photo. While it is illuminated at night, not by much, so a night photo would not be that impressive (wall is lit, building on top is not). Nice hotel next to it, the Ziyunge. Nice restaurants in area, though the Korean Seafood no longer exists.
9. Haicang Temple
Overall Ratings
3 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By jennyMalaysia18 - Penang Island, Malaysia
Visited this site in Sept 2016. The Haicang Temple in Wuwei is not so distinguish and well known as the other temples in Gansu Province. Across the rod of the Haicang Temple is a Lake Park
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