[China] Gansu “Dunhuang Ceremony” performance tickets | Large-scale desert live performance

About this tour

• "Dunhuang Ceremony" is based on the landscape of Mingsha Mountain and the surrounding mountain ranges, where the peaks stand out, the valleys are magnificent, and the mist and smoke in the sky are flying. Looking around, the Mingsha Mountain in the distance and the nearby sand dunes surround the theater, and the blue moon spring and rippling waves have become the constituent elements of the live performance theater. The uncanny craftsmanship of nature has been sublimated to the extreme, with real mountains and rivers, and the real scene performs an immortal piece. The Silk Road legend has created a spectacular desert real-life theater.
• "Dunhuang Ceremony" has an auditorium that rotates 360 degrees and moves forward and backward. Compared with traditional Dunhuang stage plays, it breaks the normal relationship between viewing and viewing angles. Through the continuous rotation and replacement of the auditorium and stage performances, the audience's appreciation is enhanced. Experience feelings.

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－Booking Instructions－

• For Dunhuang Festival performances, one child under 1.2 meters in height can enter for free if you purchase an adult ticket (children are not allowed to occupy a seat), and if you are above 1.2 meters tall, you can purchase an adult ticket. Free children are not allowed to enter the park alone and must be accompanied by an adult.
• Because it is a large-scale outdoor real-life desert performance, the theater will adjust or open more performances according to the sunset time. It is recommended to wear a jacket when the temperature difference between morning and evening is large.
• The performance theater is 5 kilometers away from the city. It is recommended to arrive at the theater 30 minutes in advance to collect tickets and wait for admission.
• Tickets are for one person, one ticket, and can be used on a designated date and event. Those who are late and fail to enter will not be refunded or exchanged. The auditorium is filled with seats.
• For multiple tickets in one order, all guests must enter the park at the same time and cannot enter in batches.
• To ensure smooth ticket collection and entry, please be sure to fill in your real name, mobile phone number and other information when booking.
• The tickets are valid on the same day. You need to re-enter the park after leaving the park. Please purchase the ticket again.
• Once this ticket is booked, modification of traveler information and rescheduling are not supported, please understand.
• Performances in the scenic area may be adjusted or canceled due to actual conditions such as weather and on-site conditions. The specific information is subject to the on-site announcement of the scenic area.

－Performance introduction－

The large-scale desert live performance "Dunhuang Ceremony" strives to highly restore the charm of the Tang Dynasty song and dance art with a pragmatic attitude. Incorporating the fresh and graceful "Flower Dance", the sonorous "Zhezhi Dance" and the "Hu Xuan Dance" with rich national characteristics, the classical music of Dunhuang is resurrected with the dancing music and the intoxicating dance shapes. temperament.

"Zhezhi Dance" was originally a solo dance by a woman. The dancers are dressed in national costumes and wearing brocade boots, and the accompaniment is mainly drums, and they appear amidst the sound of drums. The dance postures of "Zhezhi Dance" are rich in changes, which are both vigorous and lively, and graceful and pretty. The dancing sleeves sometimes droop, sometimes rise, and the fast and complicated step dance makes the golden bells they wear make a crisp sound. During the Song and Tang Dynasties, zhezhi dance was often performed by performers at noble banquets for guests to enjoy. The "Hu Xuan Dance" is one of the most popular dances in the Tang Dynasty. It is a rotating dance from the Western Regions spread through the Silk Road. "Hu Xuan Dance" has a bright, galloping and cheerful rhythm, with multiple rotations and pedaling, hence the name Hu Xuan. The accompaniment music is mainly percussion, which is suitable for its fast rhythm and vigorous style. Li Longji, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, was very fond of "Hu Xuan Dance". Yang Yuhuan and An Lushan were both masters of Hu Xuan Dance.

At the same time, the costume design of "Dunhuang Ceremony" is more sincere. While pursuing the restoration of the characteristics of ancient clothing habits, it is also extremely gorgeous, making the performance more exciting.