Nanchangtancun

Nanchangtan Village is a long and narrow river beach formed by the erosion and siltation of the Yellow River Heishan Gorge. It is surrounded by mountains and is almost isolated from the world. The Tuoba villagers in the village were moved here by the Zhi Tuo clan of the Xixia Dangxiang clan to escape the war. For hundreds of years, they used their sweat to create a primitive village with an outdoor Taoyuan. Nanchangtan Village is located in the deep mountains to the west of Zhongwei. Nanchangtan Yellow River turns a big bend here, forming a crescent-shaped long beach on the south bank of the river, called Nanchangtan. It is surrounded by mountains on all sides and a river circulates, forming an arc-shaped peninsula, like a piece of emerald inlaid between black stones and earth-colored river water, very quiet. Today, Nanchangtan Village still retains historical relics such as prehistoric rock paintings, ancient waterwheels, and the Great Wall of the Qin Dynasty. There are pear trees and jujube trees of three to five hundred years old by the river beach. Beautiful moment in Long Beach.