Let's embark on a journey through time at Shuidonggou

Ningxia Shuidonggou Scenic Area Only when you come here do you realize that Ningxia truly carries the memories of human activities from tens of thousands of years ago to the Ming dynasty. Without discussing how the scenic area's facilities are, or whether the ticket package is cost-effective, it's indeed vast. If you're bringing children, there are various camels, horse-drawn carriages, ox carts, desert off-roading, ferry donkey carts, and some performance shows that can be thoroughly enjoyed. Considering this, the cost of the ticket package is actually reasonable, and another warm touch is that there are many volunteers in the scenic area, offering explanations and services everywhere. The downside is that during peak periods, the withdrawal of crowd management and transportation is inadequate, causing large numbers of tourists to accumulate at the end waiting for tractor ferry services. There are also some delays in various safeguards, few performances, and a lack of variety. Keep it up, Ningxia's cultural tourism needs some time. In conclusion, this place is quite picturesque, with the Ming Great Wall, the Zangbing Cave, canyons, rivers, and the Gobi. Make good use of your camera, and you can also take some pretty good shots.