丹葛爾古城

丹噶爾古城（湟源丹噶爾古城）作為國家AAAA級旅遊景區，實行實名制購票制度，建議遊客提前通過官方合作平臺或線下售票點購買門票。遊玩時需注意以下事項：古城內街巷路面為石板鋪設，建議穿著舒適防滑的鞋子；景區面積較大且含多處室內展館，請妥善保管好個人物品；請勿攀爬古建築、觸摸文物展品或在建築物上塗鴉刻畫；部分區域可能因修繕或活動臨時關閉，請遵從現場引導；作為歷史街區與居住區交融的場所，請尊重當地居民生活，避免喧嘩滋擾；同時請注意，古城及周邊餐飲與商店多為本地經營，可選擇購買特色手信，但請理性消費並保存好購物憑證；夜間遊覽時請留意照明區域，勿進入未開放或無照明的巷弄；景區內禁止未經許可進行商業拍攝或使用無人機。

Danga'er Ancient City (Huangyuan Danga'er Ancient City), as a National AAAA-level Tourist Attraction, implements a real-name ticket purchase system. It is recommended that visitors purchase tickets in advance through official partner platforms or offline ticket offices. During your visit, please note the following: the streets and alleys within the ancient city are paved with stone slabs, so wearing comfortable, non-slip shoes is advisable; the scenic area is extensive and includes multiple indoor exhibition halls, so please keep personal belongings secure; do not climb ancient structures, touch cultural relics or exhibits, or engage in graffiti or carving on buildings; some areas may be temporarily closed due to renovations or events—please follow on-site guidance; as a space where historical streets and residential areas intermingle, respect local residents' lives and avoid loud disturbances; additionally, note that dining and shops in and around the ancient city are mostly locally operated—while you may choose to purchase local souvenirs, please consume rationally and retain purchase receipts; when visiting at night, stay within well-lit areas and avoid entering unopened or unlit lanes; commercial photography or drone use without prior permission is prohibited within the scenic area.

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丹噶爾古城（又稱丹葛爾古城）位於青海省西寧市湟源縣，地處青藏高原東端的日月山東麓、湟水河上游，是歷史上著名的「海藏咽喉」、「茶馬商都」。古城始建於明洪武年間，興盛於清代至民國時期，作為絲綢之路青海道（唐蕃古道分支）和茶馬互市的關鍵樞紐，曾是內地與西藏、新疆乃至中亞商貿往來的重要集散地，鼎盛時期商賈雲集，年貿易額高達白銀數百萬兩。城內保存有長約800米的明清老街，建築融合漢、藏、回多元風格，仁記洋行（英國駐青海最早的商務機構）、城隍廟、文廟、清真寺等歷史遺跡並存，生動展現了多民族貿易往來與文化交融。古城也是國家級非物質文化遺產「湟源排燈」的起源地和主要傳承區，每年舉辦排燈藝術節等民俗活動。現為國家AAAA級旅遊景區，集歷史博覽、民俗體驗、建築藝術與商貿文化於一體，是瞭解青海河湟地區明清以來邊疆經濟發展與民族交流史的活態博物館。

Danga’er Ancient City (also known as Dangar Ancient City) is located in Huangyuan County, Xining City, Qinghai Province, situated on the eastern foothills of Riyue Mountain at the eastern edge of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau and along the upper reaches of the Huangshui River. Historically renowned as the “Throat of the Sea and Tibet” and the “Tea-Horse Trade Capital,” the city was initially built during the Hongwu era of the Ming Dynasty and flourished from the Qing Dynasty to the Republican period. Serving as a critical hub on the Qinghai Route of the Silk Road (a branch of the Tang-Tibet Ancient Road) and the Tea-Horse Trade, it once functioned as a key distribution center for commercial exchanges between inland China, Tibet, Xinjiang, and even Central Asia. At its peak, merchants gathered here, with annual trade volumes reaching millions of taels of silver. Within the city, an approximately 800-meter-long Ming-Qing old street is preserved, featuring architecture that blends Han, Tibetan, and Hui styles. Historic sites such as the Renji Foreign Firm (the earliest British commercial agency in Qinghai), City God Temple, Confucian Temple, and Mosque coexist, vividly illustrating multi-ethnic trade and cultural integration. The ancient city is also the birthplace and primary transmission area of the national intangible cultural heritage “Huangyuan Lantern Display,” hosting annual folk events like the Lantern Art Festival. Currently designated as a National AAAA-level Tourist Attraction, it integrates historical exhibitions, folk custom experiences, architectural art, and commercial culture, serving as a living museum for understanding the economic development of the frontier and ethnic exchange history in the Hehuang region of Qinghai since the Ming and Qing periods.

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