Yinchuan

Yinchuan is the capital in China. The city's attractions incorporate the Sand-lake, the Western Xia tombs, and the China Western film Studios. Sand Lake is 35 miles north of Yinchuan. Being a universe of desert and lake, it is a perfect place for flying creature watching, sand slide and cableway slide. Acknowledging reeds, lotus and fish are additionally mainstream. The Western Xia Imperial Tombs are 15.5 miles west of Yinchuan on east side of Mt. Helan. Since June 1972, nine majestic tombs and 253 lesser tombs have been uncovered, which are as fantastic as Ming Tombs in Beijing. With an aggregate territory of in excess of 19.3 square miles, it is extraordinary among illustrious internments.

There are two pagodas in Yinchuan that are a piece of the 'Eight Famous Scenery of Ningxia': One is the Haibao Pagoda in the northern suburb and the other is the Chengtiansi Pagoda in the west. It is likewise conceivable to see parts of the Great Wall which are situated close to the city. Yinchuan has facilitated the yearly Yinchuan International Car and Motorcycle Tourism Festival, which more often than not happens in August. It is the biggest occasion of its kind in China; around 3000 cruisers go to every year