How much is the ticket for Laoniuwan Scenic Spot in the Yellow River Grand Canyon?

Laoniuwan Scenic Area in the Yellow River Grand Canyon is a special tourist attraction that pays great attention to quality and service. There are many valuable natural attractions and cultural elements in the scenic area, and the unique landform environment and ecosystem are also important resources to attract tourists. The following is the ticket price information of Laoniuwan in the Yellow River Grand Canyon.

4 yuan/person admission ticket for Laoniuwan Tourist Area of Yellow River Grand Canyon. Please consult the staff of the tourist area for specific preferential policies.

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: Introduction to the attractions of Laoniuwan in the Yellow River Grand Canyon

1. Laoniuwan Fort is not only the dividing line between Shanxi and Inner Mongolia, but also the dividing line between the Central Plains and Mobei. It is also the transition zone between the Loess Plateau and the Inner Mongolia Plateau, and the only place where the Great Wall and the Yellow River shake hands. Here we can see the beautiful scenery of Niu Lao Bay.

There is a local doggerel about the origin of Laoniuwan:

The Yellow River bends in nine bends and eighteen bends,

God talks nonsense about Pianguan,

He is afraid when the light shines,

He turns around and plows out an old cowshed.

The pier opposite the beacon tower is the first floor in the world, Wanghe Tower. It is also the dividing line between Inner Mongolia and Shanxi. Along the 5464-kilometer Yellow River, the most well-preserved and oldest is the Wang Crane Tower in front of us.

2. Yellow River Grand Canyon

The Yellow River Grand Canyon Laoniuwan Tourist Area is known as one of the top ten most beautiful canyons in China, where the Great Wall meets the Yellow River and Mongolian and Chinese cultures blend together. Laoniu Bay is located in the core of the Yellow River Grand Canyon in Shanxi, Shaanxi and Mongolia, surrounded by Wan Ren on both sides of the canyon. The river is blue, the Great Wall stands on the bank, and the village is full of historical sites. It is the only intersection of the Great Wall and the Yellow River, and it has a very high historical and cultural connotation.

3. Laoniuwan Village

Yangjiachuan faces Wanjiazhai Township Building in Piantouguan County, Shanxi Province, and the Yellow River faces Weijiamao Township in Zhungeer Banner. The village has the famous scenery of the Yellow River Grand Canyon, including Rebecca's nose, Niu Lao Wanbao, the ancient stage in Qing Dynasty and other scenic spots. Every household in Niuwan Village lives in caves. Cave dwelling is an ancient living form for the residents of the Loess Plateau in northwest China. The history of this cave can be traced back to more than 4 years ago. Once upon a time, there was a farmer who worked hard all his life and his greatest wish was to build several caves. If you have a kiln and a wife, you can get married. Cave dwelling is the product of the Loess Plateau, where ancient loess culture has been deposited.

4. Ming Great Wall

Among the Ming Great Wall resources in Inner Mongolia, the Qingshuihe Ming Great Wall system is the most complete. There are both big faces and two sides; City walls, enemy towers, horse faces, beacon towers, barracks, etc. As far as horse face is concerned, in the Ming Great Wall of Inner Mongolia, only Qingshuihe County and Helinger County are found on both sides, and Qingshuihe County has the largest number and relatively dense distribution. Mountain hazards were also found in the Yellow River DC on the east bank of Laoniuwan. From Laoniuwan to the south, the Great Wall disappeared, but the beacon tower extends along the east bank of the Yellow River to the hinterland of Shanxi, and is connected with the Great Wall of Yansui Town on the west bank of the Yellow River in Hequ County.

5. Taiji Bay

As the saying goes, there are 99 bays of the Yellow River in the world, and Taiji Bay is the most peculiar bay among the numerous bends of the Yellow River. Taiji Bay is a big bend with a curvature close to 27. The Yellow River originates from the Yuegu Zonglie Basin at the northern foot of Bayan Kara in Qinghai Plateau, and brings together hundreds of rivers. When it roared all the way to the Grand Canyon, it suddenly turned to the west facing the cliff, and then turned to the southeast, forming an "S"-shaped strange big bay, which was named because this S-shaped turn resembled the Taiji diagram in the gossip. According to legend, Fu's ancestors observed enlightenment here, simulated this strange big bay as a fish of yin and yang, and drew four images and eight characters on a picture, which created the theory of Taiji gossip and the precedent of Chinese civilization.