Take any train to slip around, and then carpool (usually only Santana, about 3-4 yuan per person) to Dunhuang. Attractions: Mogao Grottoes, Mingsha Mountain, Crescent Moon Spring, Yadan, Yangguan, Yumenguan, Baimata, Leiyin Temple, etc. The fun of Dunhuang belongs to the beach entertainment of Mingsha Mountain, which is very exciting and can also ride camels. It is recommended to bring some lipstick, because it is dry in the northwest. Special foods are: Li Guangxing, Mingshan Jujube, Cynomorium songaricum (desert ginseng) and yellow noodles of donkey meat (not easy to take away). It is best to come to Dunhuang in July. Li Guangxing is just ripe and very delicious. There are also some small souvenirs that are quite good, such as: luminous cup (luminous cup of grape wine, which means Dunhuang luminous cup, and Dunhuang also has the second largest grape production base in China), craft camel (lifelike, good for sending to relatives and friends; Gifts), carpets (woven by ancient machines, it seems that they can be woven on site).

Hotels are all over the street. Zhongxing Hotel is the center of the urban area, with a general environment and convenient access. The nearest hotel to the pedestrian street is cheaper.

it's better to join an individual group, which is more convenient.