Heicheng Ruins
Remnants of an important fortified city and trade stop along the Silk Road in an Inner Mongolian desert.

πŸ“œ Fortified city ruins along the Silk Road, also known as Khara-Khoto.πŸ” Once the largest fortress on an ancient trade route, its city walls date back to 1032 and it was captured by Genghis Khan in 1226. # Why Go πŸ›οΈ Explore a significant archaeological site and treasured relic of deep regional history.🚢 Experience a unique desert walk through ancient city walls and adobe pagodas.πŸ“œ Discover artifacts from archaeological digs, including early paper currency, Tangut manuscripts, and items from the Yuan dynasties.πŸ—ΊοΈ Visit an important trade stop along the ancient Silk Road. # Why Avoid β˜€οΈ Exposure to direct sun, heat, and sand.🚢 Expect a 15-minute walk through desert terrain from the bus stop. # Tips πŸ’‘ Bring sun protection and wear appropriate footwear.🚢 Wooden pathways guide visitors through the city.🚌 Reachable by shuttle bus from Dalaihubu.

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