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点评：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.
翻译：该场地很大，可以分为几个不同的区域，并通过不同的交通方式相互连接。它们是一个巨大的单向循环，这意味着您只能按照下面的特定顺序访问这些站点。您需要购买 240 元的全包门票（截至 2023 年 7 月）才能进入所有景点和交通。场地很大所以走路会很困难。您可以以更便宜的门票进入博物馆和长城遗址，但会错过其他景点。
第一站是博物馆。它们展示了该地区发现的石器时代的不同文物。对于任何喜欢考古学和历史的人来说，这都是非常有趣的。博物馆内设有“地震体验”。这是最大的时间浪费。除了一些吵闹的噪音和质量很差的图形之外什么也没有。地面甚至不像真正的地震那样摇晃。
然后乘坐电动巴士前往史前村。那里的表演非常精彩，值得一看。有喷火、攀爬剑梯和一些部落舞蹈。
拾级而上，村旁便是明代长城。真是太壮观了。也是宁夏省与内蒙古省的交界处。想想数百年前人们是如何用该地区的泥土和沙子建造这个建筑的，真是令人惊奇。
接下来是蒙古村。穿过那里，你就到达了骑骆驼的地方。您可以乘坐骆驼商队前往休息区。然后你把卡车开到另一个小村庄。穿过那个村庄，你就到达了码头。
乘坐渡轮前往下一站，然后您可以选择竹筏或马车。我们选择了马车，这似乎是更好的选择（竹筏是机动的，所以不再具有那种真实性）。然后是骆驼车，我们到达主要表演区域。
表演相当令人印象深刻，观看骑手在马背上表演一些令人印象深刻的特技。故事情节相当支离破碎，很难理解，但光是看演员和马匹的表演就已经令人惊叹了。绝对建议等待演出。每天中午 12:00、下午 3:00 和下午 6:00 发生。
表演结束后，前往洞穴。明朝的士兵实际上利用这些洞穴来防御入侵者。发现他们当时用来击败敌人的不同陷阱和策略。每五分钟就有一次免费导游（但仅限中文）。
最后一种运输方式是拖拉机牵引的马车。它将直接带您前往出口。
建议至少花半天或更长时间在那里以获得完整的体验并观看表演。围绕三个演出时间规划您的行程。请注意，表演每天只进行三次，并且位于循环的末尾，因此请相应地计划。
总体而言，除了宣传的长城和考古遗址之外，并没有太多“历史”，但仍然值得一去，看看风景、表演和体验 6 种不同的交通方式。
第一站是博物馆。它们展示了该地区发现的石器时代的不同文物。对于任何喜欢考古学和历史的人来说，这都是非常有趣的。博物馆内设有“地震体验”。这是最大的时间浪费。除了一些吵闹的噪音和质量很差的图形之外什么也没有。地面甚至不像真正的地震那样摇晃。
然后乘坐电动巴士前往史前村。那里的表演非常精彩，值得一看。有喷火、攀爬剑梯和一些部落舞蹈。
拾级而上，村旁便是明代长城。真是太壮观了。也是宁夏省与内蒙古省的交界处。想想数百年前人们是如何用该地区的泥土和沙子建造这个建筑的，真是令人惊奇。
接下来是蒙古村。穿过那里，你就到达了骑骆驼的地方。您可以乘坐骆驼商队前往休息区。然后你把卡车开到另一个小村庄。穿过那个村庄，你就到达了码头。
乘坐渡轮前往下一站，然后您可以选择竹筏或马车。我们选择了马车，这似乎是更好的选择（竹筏是机动的，所以不再具有那种真实性）。然后是骆驼车，我们到达主要表演区域。
表演相当令人印象深刻，观看骑手在马背上表演一些令人印象深刻的特技。故事情节相当支离破碎，很难理解，但光是看演员和马匹的表演就已经令人惊叹了。绝对建议等待演出。每天中午 12:00、下午 3:00 和下午 6:00 发生。
表演结束后，前往洞穴。明朝的士兵实际上利用这些洞穴来防御入侵者。发现他们当时用来击败敌人的不同陷阱和策略。每五分钟就有一次免费导游（但仅限中文）。
最后一种运输方式是拖拉机牵引的马车。它将直接带您前往出口。
建议至少花半天或更长时间在那里以获得完整的体验并观看表演。围绕三个演出时间规划您的行程。请注意，表演每天只进行三次，并且位于循环的末尾，因此请相应地计划。
总体而言，除了宣传的长城和考古遗址之外，并没有太多“历史”，但仍然值得一去，看看风景、表演和体验 6 种不同的交通方式。
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