瓜州雕塑群

該區域為開放式戈壁公共藝術景區，無需門票，全天24小時免費開放，因此無需提前預約。建議自駕或包車前往，直接導航至具體雕塑點（如「大地之子」、「無界」、「漢武雄風」等），由於地處偏遠且信號不穩定，請提前下載離線地圖。主要作品沿榆林大道（270縣道）分布，部分雕塑間距離較遠，建議合理規劃路線。戈壁地區日照強烈、風沙較大、晝夜溫差明顯，務必做好充分防曬（建議使用防曬霜、佩戴墨鏡和遮陽帽）、穿著防風衣物並攜帶充足飲水。遊覽時請愛護藝術作品，嚴禁攀爬、刻畫或損壞雕塑；部分區域為原始戈壁，請注意腳下安全。最後，​請將所有垃圾隨身帶走，共同維護這片純淨的荒野藝術空間。

The area is an ​open-access public art site in the Gobi Desert, requiring no tickets and open 24/7 with free admission, so no prior reservation is needed. It is recommended to visit by self-driving or chartered vehicle, navigating directly to specific sculpture sites (such as "Child of the Earth," "Boundless," or "The Majesty of Emperor Wu of Han"). Due to the remote location and potentially unstable mobile signals, please download offline maps in advance. The main artworks are distributed along Yulin Avenue (County Road 270), with some distance between sculptures, so plan your route reasonably. The Gobi region experiences ​intense sunlight, strong winds, and significant temperature differences between day and night. Adequate sun protection (sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat is recommended), windproof clothing, and sufficient drinking water are essential. Please respect the artworks during your visit; climbing on, carving, or damaging the sculptures is strictly prohibited. Some areas are pristine Gobi terrain, so watch your footing. Finally, ​take all trash with you​ to help maintain the pristine wilderness art space for everyone.

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瓜州雕塑群（官方名稱為瓜州戈壁國際雕塑藝術長廊）位於甘肅省酒泉市瓜州縣榆林大道（270縣道）沿線的戈壁灘上，是集荒野景觀、現代藝術與絲路歷史文化於一體的開放式戶外藝術長廊。該景區於2024年被評為國家AAAA級旅遊景區，以《大地之子》《無界》《漢武雄風》《風語者》等大型雕塑為核心，將戈壁的蒼涼與藝術的創造力巧妙融合。其中，《大地之子》以紅砂岩巨嬰形態匍匐於荒漠，詮釋「人法地」的哲學思考；《無界》以白色鋼管搭建的鏤空建築，再現榆林窟唐代壁畫中的樓閣意象，宛若戈壁中的海市蜃樓；《漢武雄風》則通過帝王胸像與祁連山勢的呼應，展現漢代「列四郡據兩關」的開拓精神。這些雕塑均依託瓜州作為絲路重鎮和敦煌藝術中心的文脈，以現代語言重構古今對話，年均吸引超150萬人次遊客，成為河西走廊上連接歷史與當代的文化地標

The Guazhou Sculpture Group (officially named the Guazhou Gobi International Sculpture Art Corridor) is situated along Yulin Avenue (County Road 270) in the Gobi Desert of Guazhou County, Jiuquan City, Gansu Province. It is an ​open-air art corridor integrating wilderness landscapes, modern art, and the historical culture of the Silk Road. Designated as a National AAAA-level Tourist Attraction in 2024, the site features large-scale sculptures such as "Child of the Earth," "Boundless," "The Majesty of Emperor Wu of Han," and "Whisper of the Wind," skillfully blending the desolation of the Gobi with artistic creativity. Among them, "Child of the Earth," a giant red sandstone infant crouching in the desert, interprets the philosophical concept of "humans following the earth"; "Boundless," a hollow structure built with white steel pipes, recreates the pavilion imagery from Tang Dynasty murals in the Yulin Caves, resembling a mirage in the Gobi; while "The Majesty of Emperor Wu of Han" echoes the Qilian Mountains through the emperor's bust, showcasing the pioneering spirit of the Han Dynasty's "establishing four prefectures and holding two passes." These sculptures, rooted in Guazhou's context as a vital Silk Road hub and center of Dunhuang art, reconstruct a dialogue between ancient and modern through contemporary language, attracting over 1.5 million visitors annually and serving as a cultural landmark on the Hexi Corridor that connects history with the present