A City of History and Cuisine

Must-Visit Attractions in Xi'an Shaanxi History Museum: A microcosm of the ancient capital of thirteen dynasties, featuring stunning Tang Dynasty gold artifacts and Tang Sancai pottery from the Hejia Village hoard. It is recommended to reserve free tickets and rent an audio guide. Great Tang All Day Mall: A pedestrian street themed around the culture of the Tang Dynasty, dazzling with lights at night. The unicycle performances and the "The Longest Day in Chang'an" themed area are the most popular attractions. Bell Tower and Drum Tower: Iconic landmarks from the Ming Dynasty, once the timekeeping center of the ancient city with morning bells and evening drums. Climbing the towers offers a panoramic view of the four main streets extending in all directions, with the night view being particularly enchanting. Daming Palace National Heritage Park: The site of the Tang Dynasty's "Palace of a Thousand Palaces," featuring the reconstructed Danfeng Gate ruins that evoke the grandeur of the Tang era. Ideal for a leisurely bike ride. Muslim Quarter (Hui Fang): A thousand-year-old Muslim community where every alley hides authentic delicacies, from roujiamo to persimmon cakes. The area becomes even more vibrant at night. Xi'an City Wall: The world's most well-preserved ancient city wall. Cycling along the 13.7-kilometer-long brick path is a must, with the watchtowers at sunset providing the most photogenic scenes.