The Crystal Mangke Glacier is located on the northern slope in Laohugou Valley of Mountain Qilian. There are 44 ranges of glaciers. The Crystal Mangke Glacier is one of them. It lasts 10.1km in length, covering an area of 21.9km. It is the nearest one of all glaciers in China to railway, highway and airport and easy for tourists to arrive and climb. The low tip of the glacier is 4,260m above the see level.

After years' effort a simply constructed road is finished, which leads to the foot of the glacier. After having climbed up and reached the glacier, you'll find there are too many unpredictable forms of ice for the eye to take in. Looking into distance, there is a landscape picture composed of grassland, snow-capped mountains and streams.

The Dinjiazha Fresco Tomb is located on the Gobi Desert northwest of Jiuquan Town, 1km away from highway. It was built in the Jin Dynasty, about 1,600 years ago.

The coffin of the tomb was buried 12k deep under ground. The tomb passage is 33m in length, 14m in breadth. The tomb door is 1m in height, 0.9m in length, and 0.98m in breadth with an arch on it. The tomb consists of two chambers, 8.64m in length totally. The floor was paved with bricks with clouds patterns. Paintings on front chamber wall have substantial content, but the frescoes in back chamber is very simple.

Frescoes in the tomb are well preserved on the whole showing great skill. On caisson ceiling painted are lotus petals. Paintings below it are divided into five levels. Each level has its own meanings telling stories of celestial court, the world and hell.
The first level on slope ceiling of four sides was left empty and whitewashed, representing the clear sky with meaning of upright politics. On each side of the ceiling there is a dragon head looking downwards which means domination of all quarters. The Queen Mother sits calmly below the dragon head on the west ceiling. Above her there is bright moon with the fable toad in it. She was said to be the first goddess in China's fairy tales. On the east ceiling below the dragon head there is the red sun in which a gold bird is flying. The East-god sits up properly under it. The East-god and the Queen-mother sit face to face looking at each other.

On the north ceiling there is a celestial horse decorated with red tassels, mounting the clouds and riding the mist, traveling through space freely and easily.

On the south ceiling there is a beautiful white deer amusing herself between the heaven and the earth. The gesture of the deer was gentle and soft and lovely. Beside the deer a angel with a pair of wings is flying upwards.

Below the level of the heaven there are painting of landscape. Trees are green. Birds are flying. Strange animals are wandering. Horses are neighing. They are all have romantic charm of Chinese landscape paintings.

Suoyang Town was built in Han Dynasty, flourishing in Tang Dynasty, restored and used in following Dynasties. The appearance of the ruined site people could see now still keeps forms of the Tang Dynasty's. There was originally a large temple constructed in the Yuan Dynasty and also a big tower of 14.5m tall, and nearly a thousand of small towers standing on a line. It was once a county seat of Dunhuang prefecture in Han Dynasty and it was made a prefecture in the Tang Dynasty. It had gone though chaos caused by war and was damaged and then abandoned in the Ming Dynasty. It was named Suoyang because of the thick growth of Chinese cynomorium around it.

The old town is composed of two forts. The outer fort covers an area of 800,000 square meters while the inner fort covers 28,000 square meters. The northwestern corner watchtower rises 18 meters in height. It had a room of arms and alarm platform and other military facilities on it. The town had system of military defenses and system of agricultural irrigation in ancient times. It is a tourist attraction of composition of historical remains and unique landscapes.

Opened in 1988, approved by the People's Government of Gansu Province, the Hashiha'er International Hunting Ground is situated in the south part of Subei County, 280km far from the county seat. The whole hunting field is planned to cover an area of 8,292 square km. The major central hunting district covers an area of 500 square km. It is 3500-4000m above sea level. The air-temperature averages 6.5 centigrade degrees above zero in a year. The area is a very cold region of barren hillocks on desert. Game animals conclude five orders, twelve families and twenty-seven species, including argali, bahral, antelope and white-lipped deer and, etc. The distributing density of game animals is 0.4 piece per square km. On the way to the hunting field there are also some tourist attractions, such as the Five-Temples Grottoes, site of Dangcheng City, Rock-paintings and Yanchiwang Hot Spring.

Addressed No.2, Minyi street, built in 1956, it has a history of 50 years. The Jiuquan Luminous Cup Factory enjoys high reputation in producing jade up and other tourist handicrafts. It has a staff of 58 workers, 32 of them are specific personnel. It has four workshops of 3,563 square meters of floor space and two stores. It produces 80,000 pieces of luminous cups and other tourist handicrafts of jade.

Luminous cups are drinking vessels made of jade. When the cup is filled with wine and put under moon light, it shines as bright as moon light, that is why people call it Luminous Cup. It is said as early as in Zhou Dynasty luminous cups had been presented as tributes to the court. Luminous-cup products produced in Jiuquan are varied in shape, size and material. Traditional luminous cups include fat-bottomed cups, high-legged cups and tea-set cups. Cups in style of the ancient times are Jue (wine vessel with three legs and a loop handle), shang, Gong (made of horn ) and Zun. They all look beautiful, colorful, thin, smooth, bright and crystal with natural veins. Wine poured in these cups seems to be specially tasty.

Since open of China, the factory has been one of the major tourist attractions in the region. More than thirty thousand of people came to visit the factory. Visitors can see the whole process of manufacture in workshop. They bought a lot of them as souvenirs and gilts. The cups have been exported to many countries as well as Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan.