Taolaihe Canyon

Toolai River is the only surface river in Jiayuguan City, Gansu Province, originating from the middle section of Qilian Mountain in Qinghai Province to Laizhang, and flowing out of the ice ditch through Jiayuguan, Jiuquan, Jinta and then into the Heihe River, which is a tributary of the Heihe River water system. Traditional and modern exchanges and interaction, combined with the local culture and history of the precipitation of aesthetic interest, this is already a public health leisure, happy play water scenery as the main body of the water storage landscape park, the river has truly become the people's paradise.

The Tolai River Canyon is very magnificent, no wonder the Great Wall of the enemy starts here. Five or six kilometers west of the first pier, you can find a geological park. In fact, it is a wasteland. You can walk to the edge of the canyon. The scenery changes as you walk along the canyon. Beautiful!

The first pier of the Great Wall is next to the river valley, and the high cliffs on both sides are sandwiched with a winding river valley. The remains of the Great Wall are on the cliff. It must be a very steep defensive barrier in wartime, which is very spectacular.

Good environment, worth recommending! ! ! ! ! ! !

The Tolai River Grand Canyon is located in the first pier scenic area of Jiayuguan. This is an attraction you will not know at all without a guide. You must visit it without buying another ticket. After seeing the first pier, you can walk for five minutes. It is really exciting and spectacular. The valley is nearly 60 meters away, and the scenery on both sides of the Straits is full of blessings, desert Gobi, Qilian Mountains are surrounded by the wind!

There are two oasis in the middle of the Hexi Corridor. Except for Zhangye, it is Jiuquan. However, although these two oasis belong to the Heihe River system, the achievement of Jiuquan oasis is not the Heihe itself, but is made by another relatively independent river alluvial called the Tolai River. This is the largest tributary on the left bank of the Black River,