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TravelThings
Vancouver, Canada49 contributions
juil. 2023 • En famille
The site is massive and can be broken down into quite a few different areas, interconnected with different modes of transportation. They are one giant one way loop meaning you can only visit the sites in the specific order below. You need to buy the all inclusive tickets for 240RMB (as of Jul 2023) to get access to all the sites and transportation. The site is pretty big so would be hard to walk. You can access the museum and the Great Wall site for the cheaper ticket but would miss out on the other sites.
The first stop is the museum. They display different artifacts from the stone age found in the area. It can be quite interesting for anyone who likes archaeology and history. Within the museum there is the "Earthquake Experience". That was the biggest waste of time. It was nothing but some loud noises and bad quality graphics. The ground doesn't even shake like a real earthquake.
Then you take the electric bus to the Prehistoric Village. The performance there was very cool and worth a look. There was fire breathing, climbing a ladder made out of swords and some tribal dances.
Hiking up the stairs next to the village is the Ming Dynasty Great Wall. It's quite the sight. It is also the boundary between Ningxia Province and Inner Mongolia province. It's amazing to think how people built this hundreds of years ago out of nothing but the dirt and sand in the area.
Next is the Mongolian village. Walk through that and you arrive at the camel riding. You can ride the camel caravans to the rest area. Then you take the trucks to another small village. Walk through that village and you arrive at the docks.
Take the ferry to the next stop, where you can then choose between a bamboo raft and horse drawn carriage. We choose the carriage and that seemed to be the better choice (the bamboo raft was motor powered so doesn't have that authenticity to it anymore). Then it's a camel carriage and we arrive at the area for the main show.
The show was quite impressive, watching the rider perform on horseback some impressive stunts. The storyline was pretty fragmented and hard to follow, but just watching the actors and horses perform was amazing already. Definitely would recommend waiting for the show. It happens every day at 12:00 pm, 3:00 pm and 6:00 pm.
After the show, head towards the caves. Soldiers from the Ming Dynasty actually used these caves to defend from the invaders. Discover the different traps and strategies they used to defeat enemies back then. Free tour guides are available every five minutes (but only in Chinese).
The final mode of transportation is a tractor drawn carriage. It will take you directly to the exit.
Would recommend spending at least half a day or more in there to get the full experience and catch the shows. Plan your trip around the three performance times. Note that the performances only happen three times a day and it is located at the end of the loop so plan accordingly.
Overall, there wasn't much "history" besides the Great Wall and archaeological sites as marketed, but still worth a go to see the views, shows, and experience 6 different modes of transportation.
The first stop is the museum. They display different artifacts from the stone age found in the area. It can be quite interesting for anyone who likes archaeology and history. Within the museum there is the "Earthquake Experience". That was the biggest waste of time. It was nothing but some loud noises and bad quality graphics. The ground doesn't even shake like a real earthquake.
Then you take the electric bus to the Prehistoric Village. The performance there was very cool and worth a look. There was fire breathing, climbing a ladder made out of swords and some tribal dances.
Hiking up the stairs next to the village is the Ming Dynasty Great Wall. It's quite the sight. It is also the boundary between Ningxia Province and Inner Mongolia province. It's amazing to think how people built this hundreds of years ago out of nothing but the dirt and sand in the area.
Next is the Mongolian village. Walk through that and you arrive at the camel riding. You can ride the camel caravans to the rest area. Then you take the trucks to another small village. Walk through that village and you arrive at the docks.
Take the ferry to the next stop, where you can then choose between a bamboo raft and horse drawn carriage. We choose the carriage and that seemed to be the better choice (the bamboo raft was motor powered so doesn't have that authenticity to it anymore). Then it's a camel carriage and we arrive at the area for the main show.
The show was quite impressive, watching the rider perform on horseback some impressive stunts. The storyline was pretty fragmented and hard to follow, but just watching the actors and horses perform was amazing already. Definitely would recommend waiting for the show. It happens every day at 12:00 pm, 3:00 pm and 6:00 pm.
After the show, head towards the caves. Soldiers from the Ming Dynasty actually used these caves to defend from the invaders. Discover the different traps and strategies they used to defeat enemies back then. Free tour guides are available every five minutes (but only in Chinese).
The final mode of transportation is a tractor drawn carriage. It will take you directly to the exit.
Would recommend spending at least half a day or more in there to get the full experience and catch the shows. Plan your trip around the three performance times. Note that the performances only happen three times a day and it is located at the end of the loop so plan accordingly.
Overall, there wasn't much "history" besides the Great Wall and archaeological sites as marketed, but still worth a go to see the views, shows, and experience 6 different modes of transportation.
Écrit le 16 juillet 2023
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mai 2021 • En solo
离机场较近，也就20分钟左右的车程。水洞沟景区主要看3万年前的旧石器时代以及明代长城为主的军事防御体系。景区很大，有点意思的是景区特别安排了电瓶车+驴车+船+骆驼车+豪华拖拉机共5种小交通衔接。
Écrit le 8 mai 2021
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déc. 2019 • En solo
是一个古人类生活遗址。有高科技还原远古的场景，打雷，闪电，地震。印象最深的是体验了古代的藏兵洞，就像地道战。非常不可思议。
Écrit le 7 décembre 2019
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WorldGlutton
Londres, UK23 195 contributions
sept. 2019
Shuidonggou as we were being briefed is an important military defense base build along the Great Wall of China during the Ming Dynasty to defend against the north normadic tribes.
Being the earliest Paleolithic cultural site excavated in China, most exhibits of artifacts , stone tools , arrowheads , animal fossils etc were displayed in the Museum. After the tour, the Museum feature a 3D film in their theatre. The film gave us an insight on people from hundred of thousand years ago, from life of primitive people, through disaster including scenes of hunting and forging stone tools. Out on site, an informative board clearly shows stages of Shuidonggou archaelogical excavation in progress.
Next we climbed up many step to reach the Hongshan Lake dock to board the sightseeing boat cruise across this wonder.
The uncle sang two songs to entertain us on the donkey ride to the Troops Hidden Cave. This Cave is winding, connected from top to bottom, left to right and it is heavily organised with all kinds of military facilities including galleries, gears , concealed bobby traps, observatories, weapon storeroom etc. This cave was used for hiding soldiers , it is also a base for sneak attacks on invaders. I can see lounges, meeting rooms and kitchens for generals and soldiers. Walking out of the cave, we took a stroll under the beautiful sunset back to the battery car back to our bus.
It is a very interesting site visit, wish that we could spend more time to check out more into those archaeologists at work on Shuidonggou Site !!!!
Being the earliest Paleolithic cultural site excavated in China, most exhibits of artifacts , stone tools , arrowheads , animal fossils etc were displayed in the Museum. After the tour, the Museum feature a 3D film in their theatre. The film gave us an insight on people from hundred of thousand years ago, from life of primitive people, through disaster including scenes of hunting and forging stone tools. Out on site, an informative board clearly shows stages of Shuidonggou archaelogical excavation in progress.
Next we climbed up many step to reach the Hongshan Lake dock to board the sightseeing boat cruise across this wonder.
The uncle sang two songs to entertain us on the donkey ride to the Troops Hidden Cave. This Cave is winding, connected from top to bottom, left to right and it is heavily organised with all kinds of military facilities including galleries, gears , concealed bobby traps, observatories, weapon storeroom etc. This cave was used for hiding soldiers , it is also a base for sneak attacks on invaders. I can see lounges, meeting rooms and kitchens for generals and soldiers. Walking out of the cave, we took a stroll under the beautiful sunset back to the battery car back to our bus.
It is a very interesting site visit, wish that we could spend more time to check out more into those archaeologists at work on Shuidonggou Site !!!!
Écrit le 16 octobre 2019
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août 2019
大型实景马战演出《北疆天歌》，以蒙古国演出的强大阵容和马上特技征服了观众。演员们高超的马上技巧和控马技术，让我们都豪情万丈。整个演出高潮迭起，全场无尿点。还有藏兵洞，可以说是古代人的智慧结晶，洞中有洞，洞中有巧，洞中藏计。它既是士兵们的生活区，又是战斗区，功能划分完善。
Écrit le 27 août 2019
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jimmyHachi
Tokyo, Japon5 307 contributions
août 2018
単なる遺跡と思いきや、巨大なアミューズメントパークでした。240元のチケットを買うと、盛りだくさんで楽しめます。
ラクダに乗れたり、砂漠での車に乗るアトラクションは、かなり面白い。
また、船や、モンゴルの乗馬ショー、明時代の城、トラクターや、馬にひかれて乗る馬車とか、空気銃、弓矢などなど、機会があれば是非訪問する事をお勧めします。
ラクダに乗れたり、砂漠での車に乗るアトラクションは、かなり面白い。
また、船や、モンゴルの乗馬ショー、明時代の城、トラクターや、馬にひかれて乗る馬車とか、空気銃、弓矢などなど、機会があれば是非訪問する事をお勧めします。
Écrit le 31 août 2018
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luqibb
Chine363 contributions
juin 2018 • En couple
景區很大，可以遊覽3-4個小時。套票包含門票，景區內交通票，體驗項目和表演，十分划算。可以騎駱駝，衝沙，滑索等。藏兵洞則是整個景區的亮點，十分有趣。
Écrit le 8 juillet 2018
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premierlai
Hong Kong, Chine84 contributions
juin 2018 • Entre amis
離機場很近，有很多可以玩的地方，可以坐駱駝，坐船/竹排，騎馬，還有藏兵洞，很出乎意料，當然如果對歷史感興趣就更好了，你可以廣商一天，裡面很大。
Écrit le 20 juin 2018
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avr. 2017 • Entre amis
我孤陋寡闻，此行之前，根本不知道这个景点，更不知道这个景点在人类考古史上有着如此不凡的意义。来了才知道，水洞沟竟是一个穿越三万年，将史前文化与边塞军旅文化、将自然神韵与人文历史无缝融合的一片神奇的土地，它的名字如此朴实，乍一听只觉得是西北大地一个不起眼的小村落，老百姓就着一条小水沟信口取下了这么一个名字，却成为载入史册、引得多少考古学家和游人前来的一处景胜。当然，对于游客如我，印象最深的却是这里的交通工具。步行参观水洞沟遗址博物馆后，先坐游船漂过红山湖，看到沙枣湾这边有人在玩高空滑索。随后，换乘马车（十人一车，背靠背两边各坐五人）或竹筏（上下竹筏需要步行数十米）穿过红柳滩，走过动物乐园，坐上特色的驼车，穿越峡谷深处，去藏兵洞探险啦！最后再坐上拖拉机回到门口，整套行程安排合理，不走回头路，自由行也不会迷路。
Écrit le 1 octobre 2017
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Josephin G
Roumanie296 contributions
sept. 2017 • Voyage d'affaires
As we were there i decided to take the team out to do some sigh seeing.The sight is about an hour away from the convention center. Tickets are about 140 RMB. Please know - English is not very common - so it's probably best to have either a translator or a some sort of idea where you are. The trip will cost you about 3-4 hours (all the side fun aside). besides the clay wall - you can do a lot of other things. Camel riding, desert vehicle riding, boat tour, shooting the bow , paragliding. All in all - the natural surrounding were pretty impressive. The side attractions were fun (not taken too seriously)
It was a good way to spend the morning. Just go there early when no one else is there - else you will have to share the place with millions of other people.
It was a good way to spend the morning. Just go there early when no one else is there - else you will have to share the place with millions of other people.
Écrit le 23 septembre 2017
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What bus can I take or private car for 4 people to attend this park. We are at Yinchuan No High school.
Rédigé le 14 septembre 2015
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