About Lanzhou
Lanzhou, the capital of Gansu Province, is an ancient city known as Jincheng. Located at China's geographical center, it is the only provincial capital through which the Yellow River flows. With over 2,200 years of urban history, Lanzhou served as a core hub along the ancient Silk Road and a comprehensive transportation gateway in Northwest China. Nestled between two mountains with a river valley in between, and traversed by the Yellow River, the city blends the cultural heritage of the Silk Road with the lively atmosphere of Northwest China. Its iconic symbols include the Zhongshan Bridge, the Mother of the Yellow River sculpture, and the Bronze Horseman. Famous for its fragrant beef noodles that have gained popularity worldwide, Lanzhou is a must-visit gateway city and a paradise for food lovers in Northwest China.




