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Shouyang Mountain Scenic SpotDingxi Top 4 in Amazing Natural Scenery
Dingxi Top 4 in Amazing Natural Scenery
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Address: Lianfeng Town, Weiyuan County, Dingxi City
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The famous tourist punching scenic spot in Dingxi city, Gansu province.
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The famous tourist punching scenic spot in Dingxi city, Gansu province.
Beautiful scenery, pleasant climate, convenient transportation, a good place to travel
The scenery is very good, basically natural, fresh air and abundant green plants.
It takes about 50 minutes to drive from Weiyuan County to this place. 3 kilometers of it have not been repaired and the walk is a bit bumpy. The rest of the roads are fine and there are not many cars. Tickets for the scenic spot are 30 per person. The scenery inside is good and remarkable, but there is no place to play. Come in and take pictures, relax and breathe in the fresh air. The interior of the landscape and the step road are all hardened, there is no muddy road, and the average slope is 6 degrees. It's okay to walk around by yourself, but it's a bit tired to take the kids. Now there is a decent bathroom inside. Therefore, the landscape is good, not very interesting, and the comprehensive evaluation is not bad.
Shouyang Mountain is located at the intersection of Zhangjiatan Village and Gujiping Village, Lianfeng Town, Weiyuan County, Dingxi. It is named after the first among the mountains and the sun shines first. A magnificent pearl. It is also famous all over the country because the two sons of the Guzhu monarch, Boyi and Shuqi, lay here forever.