Baiyin Yongtai Ancient City-Lanzhou Gansu Museum One-day Tour

On the day we entered Baiyin City, we visited the ancient city of Yongtai on a sandy day with a temperature of minus 12 degrees Celsius. My hands and feet started to feel numb a few minutes after I got off the car. The few herdsmen left in the city had probably gone out to herd sheep. There was no sign of people except for the barking of dogs. There was only knife-cut sand and the remaining loess walls from the Ming Dynasty, an isolated city and a mountain of thousands of blades, just like the real scene of Longmen Inn. Unable to withstand the raging wind, we quickly returned to the car and went to the Yellow River Stone Forest, but it was not open due to the strong wind. We could only take pictures of the Yellow River from the outer observation deck, which was our first time to visit. In order not to waste time before the flight, we had to rush to the Gansu Provincial Museum in Lanzhou to take a quick look at it, and the children could also complete the stamp task.