City: Gansu
Name transcription(s)
• Chinese: 甘肃省 (Gānsù Shěng)
• Abbreviation: GS / 甘 or 陇 (pinyin: Gān or Lǒng)
Named for: 甘 gān: Ganzhou District, Zhangye
肃/肅 sù: Suzhou District, Jiuquan
Capital
(and largest city): Lanzhou
Divisions: 14 prefectures, 86 counties, 1344 townships
Government• Secretary: Lin Duo
• Governor: Tang Renjian
Area• Total: 454,430 km (175,460 sq mi)
Area rank: 7th
Population (2010)• Total: 25,575,254
• Rank: 22nd
• Density: 56/km (150/sq mi)
• Density rank: 27th
Demographics• Ethnic composition: Han: 91%
Hui: 5%
Dongxiang: 2%
Tibetan: 2%
• Languages and dialects: Zhongyuan Mandarin, Lanyin Mandarin, Amdo Tibetan
ISO 3166 code: CN-62
GDP (2014): CNY 0.7 trillion
USD 111 billion (27th)
• per capita: CNY 26,500
USD 4,300 (30th)
HDI (2010): 0.630 (medium) (28th)
Website: http://www.gansu.gov.cn
(Simplified Chinese)
Top Things to do in Gansu
Top Hotels in Gansu
- 1. 7 Days Premium Lanzhou Xiguan Shizi Zhongshan Bridge
- 2. Home Inn (Lanzhou Pedestrain Street)
- 3. 7 Days Inn (Lanzhou Jingning Road)
- 4. Dunhuang Guest House
- 5. Xihu Yinfeng Hotel
- 6. New Victory Hotel
- 7. Sunshine Plaza Hotel
- 8. Zugong Building Hotel
- 9. Ningwozhuang Hotel
- 10. Home Inn (Lanzhou Yongchang Road)
Countries
The 10 Best Architectural Buildings in Gansu, China
September 25, 2021 Viva Honore
Gansu (Chinese: 甘肃, Tibetan: ཀན་སུའུ་ Kan su'u) is a province of the People's Republic of China, located in the northwest of the country.
Restaurants in Gansu
1. Yemawan Castle
2. Baochang Tower
North Bank of Weihe River, Longxi County 748100 China
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3. Shengrong Pagoda
4. Milariba Buddha Pavilion
5. Lingmingtang Mosque
6. Li's Family Ancestral Hall
7. North Great Wall
8. East Barbican and West Barbican
9. Rouyuan Tower
10. West Wall
Within Yuquan Town, Yuquan Town, Jiayuguan 735100 China
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4.5 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By TinaHH123 - London, United Kingdom
Though the wall has been rebuilt, it is very nice to see, you can walk up one way & down the other, that gives opportunity of photos on the wall & of it. At this time of year it wasn’t busy & blue sky’s make for great photos. We just hired a local Taxi driver to take us to both the wall & fort, about 180Y (if you don’t speak Chinese like me, download google translate App, it works offline if you don’t have a sim) & for both attractions took about half a day.
