Bronze Gorge: Witness the mighty Yellow River and admire the towering mountains

Visiting Wu Zhong, the Bronze Gorge Yellow River Grand Canyon Tourist Area is a must-see. Don't miss it! By chance, I came across the Bronze Gorge while traveling in Ningxia, which turned out to be an unexpected gain during the trip. Bronze Gorge, located in Wu Zhong City, Ningxia, is a 4A-level tourist attraction and the last gorge on the upper reaches of the Yellow River, known as the 'Soul of the Yellow River over Ten Miles'. The scenic area includes the Bronze Gorge Dam, Ningxia Water Conservancy Expo, the One Hundred and Eight Pagodas, Dayu Cultural Park, Ten Mile Gorge, Bird Island, Niu Shou Mountain West Temple, and the Chinese Yellow River Altar, offering a taste of the Western Xia culture, Yellow River culture, and Ningxia culture. The One Hundred and Eight Pagodas also seem to be a popular spot for photography among netizens. The sightseeing routes in the Bronze Gorge Yellow River Grand Canyon are divided into Route A and Route B. Route A: Water Conservancy Museum - Sightseeing Car - Water Conservancy Hub - Viewing Bridge - Boat Tour - One Hundred and Eight Pagodas - Return. Route B includes all the contents of Route A, plus the Ten Mile Gorge and Dayu Cultural Park. If you want to take a boat tour of the Yellow River Gorge, Route B is recommended, and you can also add the experience of riding on a sheepskin raft. However, the boat on Route B does not allow access to the deck, so you can only sit inside the cabin to view, which might offer a weaker sightseeing experience.