:165438+1Announcement on the reopening of several scenic spots in Dunhuang, Gansu on October 23rd+065438+1October 24th.
The Yueya Spring Scenic Spot, Yumenguan Scenic Spot, Ya Dan Scenic Spot and Dunhuang Museum in Dunhuang City, Gansu Province officially announced their reopening on1October 24th. During the opening period, in order to ensure the safety of tourism, scenic spots such as Yueya Spring and Ya Dan in Mingsha Mountain implemented the passenger flow management policy of 75% of the maximum carrying capacity, implemented real-name time-sharing booking, and strictly controlled the density of tourists. In terms of epidemic prevention and control, all scenic spots require tourists to register their body temperature when entering the park, show their health codes and travel codes, wear masks when visiting, and keep a safe distance above 1m when queuing for visits. Each scenic spot also made specific requirements according to the characteristics of the scenic spot.
Brief introduction of crescent spring scenic spot in Mingsha Mountain
Yueya Spring Scenic Spot of Mingsha Mountain is located 5 kilometers south of Dunhuang City, Gansu Province, with an area of 310.2000 square kilometers, of which Mingsha Mountain is more than 40 kilometers long from east to west and 20 kilometers wide from north to south, and its main peak is 1.7 1.5 meters above sea level. Crescent spring surrounds Mingsha Mountain.
Yueya Spring Scenic Spot in Mingsha Mountain, the main scenic spots are Yueya Spring and Mingsha Mountain. Crescent spring surrounds Mingsha Mountain, which looks like a crescent moon, hence its name. Mingsha Mountain, located 5 kilometers south of Dunhuang, is named after the sound of quicksand. Mingsha Mountain is a quicksand accumulation, with red, yellow, green, white and black.
The famous mountain crescent spring scenic spot 1994 has been designated as a national key scenic spot and won the honorary title of "one of the five most beautiful deserts in China". On July 20th, 20 15, it was approved as a national AAAAA tourist attraction.
Brief introduction of Yumenguan scenic spot
Yumenguan was first established when Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty opened up the road to the western regions and set up four counties in Hexi. It is named after the jade introduced from the western regions. The Han Dynasty was the gateway to the Western Regions, so it was located in Pan Xiaofang, northwest of Dunhuang, Gansu. First, between the northwest of Dunhuang in Gansu and the southeast of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. The Great Wall between Jiuquan and Yumen was built in Ding or Yuanfeng years (BC 1 16 BC 105 BC), and Yumen Pass was established accordingly.
According to Records of Geography of Han Dynasty, Yumenguan Pass and another important pass-Yangguan Pass are located in Longle County, Dunhuang County, where Dewey is in charge and stationed troops. At that time, the traffic between the Central Plains and the Western Regions passed through two passes, which used to be an important military pass in the Han Dynasty and the traffic artery of the Silk Road.