Xi'an Three Days and Three Nights Travel Guide

Xi'an is an ancient big city that exudes the atmosphere of modern life. It is one of the origins of Chinese civilization. It has the reputation of being the ancient capital of thirteen dynasties, attracting a large number of tourists from all over the world, contributing to the prosperity of the Dahan, Tang Dynasty and other dynasties, and retaining many historical relics. Here is a detailed travel guide for you.

In Xi'an in November, the temperature difference between day and night is huge. I went to put my luggage away first, and then stayed in the translation room booked by Han and Tang. At night, there are many foreign tourists staying there.

It takes about 10 minutes to walk to the clock tower, and there is a Facebook dormitory nearby, which is cheaper. There are many choices and there are boutique hotels nearby. The price is more than 100 a day, and a three-day stay for two people can cost more than 300.

The best itinerary for a three-day trip to Xi'an

Day 1: Bell Tower-Drum Tower-City Wall-Muslim Street

The Drum Tower is not recommended for everyone to go in and look outside. Just take a photo and make a card. They are all well-constructed modern buildings. The buildings have no historical significance and therefore have little value. The entire city wall is quite long. Tickets are 54 yuan/person. The walk takes about 5 hours. Renting a bicycle is a good option. 45 yuan 180 minutes/person. The city walls are also great for taking photos. The food at Huimin Street is expensive and not delicious. There is a meat bun for 15 yuan. Thick-skinned buns are the Hui people’s favorite flavor, not as delicious as the Roujiamo from Laotongguan.

The next day: Drunk in Chang'an - Xi'an History Museum - the city that never sleeps in the Tang Dynasty.

If you are drunk in Xi'an, you must clock in. Tasty recommendations: Flowers, Hanyi Maodu, fresh fruit osmanthus cake, small gourd chicken, and fresh fruit glutinous rice ice cream pot beef are all worth recommending. We made a reservation for the History Museum on WeChat a week in advance, and the reservations in the morning were still full. Fortunately, if you don't have a reservation, it may be released a day early.

The museum is quite large and has several exhibition halls. The paid exhibition hall also has the best exhibits in the world and is worth a visit. The city that never sleeps is particularly lively at night. The musical fountain was under repair, but was nowhere to be seen. There are several highlights of online celebrity tumblers. The venue was full, and the crowd was so crowded that it was like a roujiamo. It is recommended to go there early and queue up. The extra-large ginkgo tree also needs to be reserved early. We were fully booked three days in advance.

The third day: Group tour (Terracotta Warriors and Horses Museum-Huaqing Palace-Lishan one-day tour) Yongxing Square-Sajin Bridge.

My little brother is the tour guide of the tour group. He is very humorous and will come downstairs to pick him up. It is very convenient to follow a tour group and there are explanations, but it is also very troublesome to go to various attractions by yourself. There are 219 people. The farm dishes served with the tour group at noon are very special, and you can increase the amount as you like. I had seen a stage play of the Xi'an Incident in the West and needed extra money. If it’s not beautiful, don’t charge 169 yuan/person.

You can choose your location. You downloaded Yongxingfang’s website and went shopping at Yongxingfang. Various snacks and bowls of wine are not particularly recommended...Finally, I recommend going to Sajin Bridge.

Most local residents eat there. Cheap and delicious bowls, Malian hot and sour soup, pomegranates for one yuan each. Never go to scenic spots to buy persimmons. Although the basket costing 10 yuan each tastes good, there are a few broken ones on the lower floor. If you don’t buy or read, some will be forcibly bought and sold.