Baihe

Gansu, China

Town·Rural, Agricultural, Traditional

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Baihe is a small town in the southwest of Li County, Gansu, China. It is a notable agricultural trading hub, particularly famous for its rhubarb cultivation. Established as a township in 1941, Baihe has a rich history and administers 22 villages, including the largest ones: Baihe, Zhulin, and Quanshui. Visitors can experience the traditional rural lifestyle and explore the local culture that thrives in this part of China.

Highlights

Known for rhubarb cultivation.
Agricultural trading hub.
Traditional Chinese rural town.
Administers 22 villages.
Historical township since 1941.

Before you go: Baihe essentials

Baihe is primarily an agricultural town, offering a unique glimpse into rural Chinese life.
The town is known for its rhubarb cultivation, which is a key part of its economy.
Baihe administers 22 villages, providing opportunities to explore various local communities.

Local Agriculture

Baihe is renowned for its rhubarb cultivation, a must-see for agricultural enthusiasts.

Cultural Exploration

Visit the local villages to experience traditional Chinese rural life.

Best For

Agricultural enthusiasts and cultural explorers.

Currency

CNY ¥

Average Cost

$30-$60 p/day

Population

18,077

Language

Mandarin is predominantly spoken, so knowing basic phrases can be helpful.

Languages Spoken

Mandarin

Best time to visit Baihe

April-June, September-November

Best Season

Spring

Spring is ideal for visiting Baihe as the weather is mild and the agricultural activities are in full swing.

Best Season

Summer

Summers can be hot, but it's a great time to see the harvest season.

Best Season

Fall

Fall offers pleasant weather and fewer tourists, perfect for exploring the town and its surroundings.

Winter

Winters are cold, but the town's charm can still be enjoyed with fewer crowds.

Location

Baihe, Gansu, China

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