Seven Days and Six Nights Leisure Tour in Xi'an | Family Trip (Part 2)

Day 1: Arrive in Xi'an in the afternoon - SEG Plaza - Chang'an Food Street Day 2: Xi'an Eternal Love Show - Qiulin Company Lijia Village Store Day 3: Sajinqiao Morning Market - Yisu Society - Big Wild Goose Pagoda - Joy City Day 4: Dongcangmen Morning Market - Shaanxi Natural History Museum - Great Tang All Day Mall Day 5: Daming Palace - Tang Paradise Day 6: Xi'an Film Studio - Yongxingfang (Continued from the previous part) The ancient capital Xi'an, where the wind carries culture and the ground is steeped in history. Young children can't understand history, so this trip didn't include museums. The focus was on relaxation and leisure, without the need for military-style check-ins or walking 20,000 steps a day. Eat when hungry, sleep when tired, and continue to have fun when awake, so the itinerary was stretched out. Xi'an has convenient transportation with an extensive subway network. This time, we stayed at a hotel near a subway station, relying entirely on the subway for travel. During the summer vacation, hotel prices in the city center doubled, but prices were still reasonable a bit further out, and it didn't make much difference where we stayed as long as it was near a subway station. Great Tang All Day Mall A large Tang Dynasty-style architectural complex and pedestrian street with a background of Tang culture, a must-visit in Xi'an, and it is indeed crowded. You can first watch the fountain at the North Square of the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, then follow the crowd to see various performances at scheduled times. If you have the energy to squeeze in, go ahead, but with kids, it's better to just stroll around. Daming Palace Near the hotel, we took a casual stroll with the kids. Not recommended for a special visit as there's not much to see. Tang Paradise If you don't want to squeeze through the crowds at the Great Tang All Day Mall, come to Tang Paradise. It fully showcases the grandeur of the Tang Dynasty with many performances to watch. The evening lights are splendid, and the scenery is equally impressive. Xi'an Film Studio Established in 1958, many classic films have come from here, such as 'Red Sorghum,' 'Old Well,' 'Beautiful Big Feet,' and 'A Chinese Odyssey,' leaving many with fond memories. There are lush plane trees, nostalgic movie posters, charming cafes, and the largest film museum in Northwest China, with many precious film equipment, props, costumes, and introductions to film history and production processes. It's well worth a visit. Yongxingfang One of the 108 neighborhoods of the Tang Dynasty, it was the former residence of Prime Minister Wei Zheng. Now it is a themed street for 'Intangible Cultural Heritage Food Culture,' featuring the famous Silver Man Ashao, the viral Bowl-Smashing Liquor, various specialty foods, and local crafts and souvenirs processed by traditional artisans.