Definitions

1. Lanzhou, a well-known ancient city in China, is the capital of Gansu. (Web site)
2. Lanzhou is an industrial city of about three million people.
3. Lanzhou is a major railway hub of western China. (Web site)
4. Lanzhou, the capital of Gansu Province, is right at the geographical center of China. (Web site)
5. Lanzhou is the collecting center and market for agricultural produce and livestock from a wide area.

Addition

1. In addition, Lanzhou produces locomotives and rolling stock for the northwestern railways, as well as machine tools and mining equipment. (Web site)

Buses

1. You can also go to Linxia,there are 2~3 buses per hour to Lanzhou between 6:30am and 4pm, about the same timetable for buses to Hezuo. (Web site)

Seat

1. In 1739 the seat of Lintao was transferred to Lanzhou, which was later made a superior prefecture called Lanzhou. (Web site)

Airport

1. It is Baotou - Lanzhou rail line, and an airport was opened in 2003.
2. Wuhai is a stop on the Baotou - Lanzhou rail line, and an airport was opened in 2003.

Institutions

1. Lanzhou University - Providing contact details and information on the courses offered, the institutions and library facilities.

Region

1. A railroad, linking Lanzhou with Baotou, crosses the region. (Web site)

Travel Tips

1. Lanzhou Travel: Lanzhou City travel information, Lanzhou map, Lanzhou weather, Lanzhou tours and travel tips for travellers to plan a trip to Lanzhou.

Trade Route

1. Zuo's next target was Hezhou (now known as Linxia), the main Hui people center west of Lanzhou and a key point on the trade route between Gansu and Tibet. (Web site)

South

1. The prefecture's capital, Linxia City (formerly known as Hezhou), is the center of trade, transport, and industry for the area directly south of Lanzhou.

Country

1. Gansu has one of the largest oil refineries in the country and Lanzhou itself is the center of the province's petrochemical industry. (Web site)

Main Airport

1. The main airport of Gansu is Lanzhou.

Whole City

1. The park is a "must-visit" in Lanzhou, as visitors can enjoy the spectacular sceneries of the whole city there.

Provincial Capital

1. From Lanzhou, the provincial capital, he headed south into Tibetan territory and the lamasery of Labrang, where he was stoned by xenophobic monks.[ 24]. (Web site)

Xining

1. Ta'er Si) near Xining, Qutan Si and Labrang Tashi Khyil south of Lanzhou being among the most famous and important within the Tibetan cultural realm. (Web site)

Silk Road

1. Lanzhou used to be a key point connecting the central China and the western region as well as a vital city on the Silk Road.
2. Besides a popular tourist city on the Silk Road, Lanzhou is also the provincial capital of Gansu.

Xiahe

1. Linxia is also a stop on trips from Lanzhou to towns in the Tibetan parts of southern Gansu including the famed Labrang Monastery in Xiahe.

Northwestern China

1. This highway remained the primary traffic route of northwestern China until the completion of the railway from Lanzhou to Urumqi, Xinjiang. (Web site)

City

1. The city is the seat of Lanzhou University, founded in 1909. (Web site)

First Railway

1. This was the first railway to reach Lanzhou (1953). (Web site)

Line

1. The best example was the line built from Lanzhou in Gansu province westward into the oil fields of the Qaidam Basin.

China

1. The great Italian traveler, Marco Polo, visited China during this time and actually worked for the Mongolians as a superintendent of trade in Lanzhou.
2. People in Lanzhou can directly dial all cities in China connected with the automatic telephone network and to more than 180 foreign countries.
3. In 1995, 13 Chinese universities were selected as the most Prominent universities in China and, once again, Lanzhou University ranked sixth in this category.

Capital

1. Later in the year, he moved the capital from Yongshi (勇士城, in modern Lanzhou, Gansu) to Jincheng (also in Lanzhou). (Web site)
2. The capital and largest city is Lanzhou, which lies on the southwestern border only miles from Qinghai province. (Web site)

Chengdu

1. Educational institutions for national minorities are a feature of many large cities, notably Beijing, Wuhan, Chengdu, and Lanzhou.
2. From the long distance bus station, buses are available to Golmud, Chengdu (via Xining and Lanzhou), Nakchu, Chamdo, Bayi, Tsethang, Shigatse and Dram.
3. By March 27, 2008, more than 42 county-level locations, as well as the cities of Chengdu, Lanzhou, and Beijing, reported protest activity. (Web site)

Yellow River

1. Central Gansu Province around the Capital of Lanzhou is formed by the Loess Plateaux and the flow valley of the Yellow River (Huang He). (Web site)
2. It lies just north of where the Yellow River empties into the Liujiaxia Reservoir created by the Liujiaxia Dam at Yongjing, about 80km from Lanzhou. (Web site)

Baotou

1. Major cities located along the Huang He include (starting from the source): Lanzhou, Wuhai, Baotou, Kaifeng, and Jinan.
2. Since 1958 the city has been on the railway from Lanzhou to Baotou and is thus linked to other parts of China by rail. (Web site)
3. A railway built in 1958, linking Russia (through Mongolia) with Lanzhou in Gansu prov., passes through Hohhot and Baotou. (Web site)

Gansu

1. It borders Dingxi City in the east, Gannan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture in the south and the capital city of Gansu, Lanzhou, in the north.
2. The capital of the province is Lanzhou, located in the southeast part of Gansu.
3. The region is linked to the Chinese rail network by line from Lanzhou, Gansu, to Ürümqi (completed 1963). (Web site)

Gansu Province

1. A natural land passage known as Hexi Corridor, stretching some 1,000 kilometres (620 mi) from Lanzhou to the Jade Gate, is situated within Gansu province. (Web site)
2. Gansu Province is located in northwestern China with its capital in Lanzhou.

Lanzhou

1. At the present, domestic rail lines connect Qingdao with Beijing, Lanzhou, Chengdu, Xi'an, Zhengzhou, Jinan, Jining and so on. (Web site)
2. Xiahe is located about 4 hours from the city of Lanzhou, the capital of Gansu.
3. Major cities located along the Yellow River include (starting from the source): Lanzhou, Wuhai, Baotou, Kaifeng, and Jinan.

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