Help for self-guided travel planning in Xi’an in December

Let me answer your hotel first, 5-star Jinshi International Hotel. I can help you book it for no more than 450 per night. It is located in the busier section of the South Second Ring Road of Xi'an, surrounded by colleges and universities. To the southeast is the Big Wild Goose Pagoda Fountain Square, the Tang Furong Garden, the Oceanarium, the Shaanxi Provincial Museum (free and requires an ID card to exchange tickets), and to the southwest is Xiaozhai. This is a place that college students like to hang out, where clothes and snacks are concentrated. 4 stars, Fukai Hotel, I can help you book this for about 350 yuan a night. It is located opposite the Provincial Government New Town Square, in a relatively prosperous area of ??the city center. There are bells and drum towers, city walls, forest of steles, and Muslim alleys (Muslim snacks) surrounded by large shopping malls.

Actually, it’s really cold in Xi’an in December. Just forget about hiking. I don’t know where you are, so I guess you can’t stand the cold. If you feel it doesn’t matter, just go down Mount Huashan (the cable car up and down the mountain also takes a day).

My suggestion is (adjust it according to the actual situation, because if you want to sign up for a short-term tour, you can’t just go there):

One day: Terracotta Warriors, Qin Shi Huang’s Mausoleum, Huaqing Pool, here They are all scenic spots and there is nothing to eat. (The best way is to sign up for a one-day tour of the Terracotta Warriors and Horses and Huaqing Pool (including tickets). The cost per person should be about 200, so that it will be very convenient for you to go from the Terracotta Warriors to Huaqing Pool and avoid being ripped off.) If you come back from Huaqing Pool, In fact, you can just go to Huimin Street and have some snacks on the way (but I feel that the food there is not good now, because it has become famous, it has become crowded, the taste is bad, and the service is even worse, so why bother to buy gas there again). If you don't feel tired when you come back to the city wall, you can just buy some snacks to fill your stomach, buy a bell and drum tower package, go directly up there, and there will be some small performances. Then go back to Min Street.

One day: Famen Temple, Qianling Mausoleum. There is nothing to eat in Famen Temple. The scenic spot and Qianling Mausoleum are not far from the county seat. If you have time and go on a self-guided tour, you can go to Qianxian County. Basically, the local snacks are Most of the time in the evening, what kind of steamed buns, bean curd, bean paste, saliva noodles, etc. (You should sign up for a one-day tour (including tickets). I don’t know how much it costs. You have to drive there by yourself. Qianling is not far away. It takes an hour to go west on the expressway. You can ride there. Horse riding is quite exciting. The mountain road is very narrow, but the horse will not fall down. Famen Temple (an hour further west from Qianling Mausoleum, the road is not good), is it actually a temple? It is now being developed. Again, it’s overdone, but it’s quite luxurious. Sometimes, there are performances (I think they are performances) that are quite spectacular.

One day: In the morning at the Shaanxi Provincial History Museum, you can go to Cuihua Road to eat. Two pole noodles, Qujiang Aquarium at noon, and Tang Furong Garden in the afternoon (there are performances, basically free, you can enter the park a second time, but you have to make it clear when you go out, you have to take photos, there is nothing good to eat outside the park) , (Hanyao, I don’t think anything will get better), the North Square of the Big Wild Goose Pagoda at night (there is a musical fountain, the Big Wild Goose Pagoda is nothing interesting now, there are many tall buildings now, everything you look at is a building)

One day: City Wall in the morning (the city wall is about 20,000 meters long, I guess you will be tired after walking around for a while), Xi'an Forest of Steles Museum, then Bell and Drum Tower (there are performances, some on the hour or half hour, free), Hui Street , eat snacks and buy specialties.

Now let’s talk about Xi’an’s delicious food, Liangpi, Cured Pork Buns, and Bingfeng Soda. I don’t know where you live. . I don’t know what delicious food is around. We all like to travel across mountains and rivers to eat well.

Xi’an is not a small place, and it is impossible to find delicious restaurants. We eat beef steamed buns in one house next to another. We never go to Fangshang (Huimin Street), especially Lao Sun's, which is where people from other places go. It's famous, expensive, and not delicious. We usually go to Kunming Road. It takes more than half an hour to drive to Hancheng Road Crossing Family. It is from Lao Huang's family. It is broken by hand and is about the size of millet grains. The soup is good and delicious.

There is also the roasted pig from Sanyuan County. Tie, Nongjiale, takes more than an hour on the highway, and Huxian’s Soup Noodles, Qianxian’s Shui Noodles and Qianzhou Four Treasures are all dozens of kilometers away.

It’s not that there are none in the city. There are delicious ones too.

Unfortunately, my wife and I may not have time on the weekend you come. Otherwise, we can act as driver guides, and the price is negotiable.

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