4.0Big Wild Goose Pagoda (Dayanta)(3.440 reviews) - Pagoda Nice and Worth Visiting Area Wednesday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Historic Sites
Located on the grounds of the Jianfu Temple, this pagoda (circa 652 A.D.) is considered on of the most famous in China due to its antiquity and historical relevance in connection with Buddha.See more..
4.0Drum Tower (Gulou)(1.035 reviews) - A must see tower with a performance Wednesday: 8:00 AM - 10:00 PM Historic Sites • Observation Decks & Towers
Built in 1384, this imposing tower was rebuilt after the 1949 Communist revolution.See more..
Huaqing Palace, also known as the Huaqing Hot spring or Huaqing Pool, is located in Lintong District, Xi'an city. It takes only 10 minutes from terra cotta warriors to Huaqing Palace by tourist bus 306. The mystery and scarce hot spring, which can cure diseases, attracted many emperors to build palaces here, Huaqing Palace is one the greatest among them. The design of kinds of hot spring pools represented the simple and original world view of ancient people. Now travelers can not only visit the museum of imperial hot spring pool, the historical site of Xi'an Incident but also can climb Moutain Li and furthermore explore the Chinese earliest military observation tower. Suggestion: Before visiting Huaqing Palace, please email to [email protected], we will send the tour package, which includes: the map, recommended routes and the book about the social organism. Access our official website and homepage on Facebook, you can find more information.See more..
4.5Tomb of Emperor Jingdi (Hanyangling)(703 reviews) - Amazing display. Wednesday: 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM Historic Sites • Ancient Ruins • Cemeteries
The joint mausoleum of Emperor Jingdi and Empress Wang, his consort.See more..
4.0Tang Paradise(486 reviews) - Great for a night time visit. Wednesday: 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM Historic Sites • Amusement & Theme Parks
For the fans of the Miyazaki Hayao's Spirited Away, the Ziyun Building definitely reminded me of the Yubaba's Palace. The pond, the buildings around it - all makes you feel like being in the movie. The distant lights of the Tang Pedestrian Mall are like the market where Chihiro's parents got turned into pigs. Entrance was from the West Gate. For foreigners without Chinese IDs had to show passports at the visitor's centre and the enter through a passage for disabled - kudos to the place for having such. At 17:30 there was a fountain and light show in front of the Ziyun building in the pond. Without stopping for landmarks, the park can be walked around in under two hours. On the east and north sides, each lantern along the walkway represents a sad love story from the Tang Dynasty period. There is a theater on site for which shows there are separate tickets sold. The entrance to the park itself is free.See more..
The tomb of Emperor Qin (259-210 BC), the first Emperor of China, has not been excavated due to lack of funding, however it is believed that many of the treasures buried with him are still intact.See more..
4.5Grand Tang Dynasty Ever Bright City(34 reviews) - Great Tang All Day Mall is amazing Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Architectural Buildings • Scenic Walking Areas
As part of our tour through china we had the opportunity to visit this place and we are glad we did. After seeing so many streets in china where is felt like a tourist trap I felt like I was part of the Chinese culture. The street is extremely busy but not with tourists, but locals. All age groups were there. We arrived just before dark and the lights were just being turned on. The vendors were out in force with food, souvenirs, entertainers. For as busy as this place was it was relatively clean compared to other places we visited in china. We spent over an hour walking this street, but we ran out of time. We could not find any western toilets so if that is an issue find one before you visit here. We did try a couple of sticks of local food, some very tasty, some not but was worth trying. There were a few restaurants along the way but we did not try them. I felt very safe here but would still say to keep your guard up with your valuables.See more..
