Wuzhong is a prefecture-level city on the west bank of the Yellow River in the Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, northwest China, about 60 km south of the regional capital Yinchuan. It is one of China's main centres of Hui Muslim culture, known for its mosques, its Yellow River irrigation heritage and a citywide morning tea (zaocha) dining tradition built around hand-pulled noodles, eight-treasure tea and hand-grabbed lamb. Its administrative area includes Litong District (the urban core), Hongsibu District, Tongxin County, Yanchi County and Qingtongxia, a county-level city that holds the Yellow River Grand Canyon, the 108 Dagobas and the Yellow River Tower.
Top attractions
The most popular and significant attractions in Wuzhong.
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1
Qingtongxia Yellow River Grand Canyon Tourist Area
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2
One Hundred and Eight Dagobas
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3
Zhonghua Yellow River Tower
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4
Yellow River Altar
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5
Tongxin Great Mosque
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6
Dong Mansion
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7
Jinsha Bay Eco-Tourism Area
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8
Taiyangshan Hot Spring National Wetland Park
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9
Guangyao Food Street
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10
Chengnan Ecological Culture Park
Tips for visiting attractions
Make the most of your sightseeing time.
Visit popular attractions early in the morning or late in the afternoon to avoid crowds and harsh midday light.
Book tickets online in advance for major attractions to skip long queues and sometimes save money.
Many cities offer multi-attraction passes that include public transport. Calculate whether they save you money based on your itinerary.