High scores help Xi' an 3-day tour introduction

I live in Beilin Old Street Youth Hostel, which is located on Shuyuanmen Street under the south gate wall.

Six beds for 40 nights, clean and comfortable, convenient for bathing.

There is also an alley gate youth brigade near the south gate, which seems to be better than that in Beilin Old Street. At first, I took the wrong road and hit it by mistake.

The two youth hostels are located on both sides of Nanmen Station.

If you play in the city, it is convenient to live in the south gate. You can walk to the Bell and Drum Tower and Huimin Street. You can also go up to the south gate wall and have a bicycle rental point.

If you are going to the surrounding scenic spots, it is not bad to live in Qixian. Around the railway station, catching up with the tourist bus can have a little advantage.

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There is a direct bus from the railway station to Terracotta Warriors and Horses and Huaqing Pool, which seems to be the No.5 tour. Travel time 1 hour.

The bus to Famen Temple is No.2, a one-way ticket to 25 yuan, which takes two hours by car. It is recommended to arrive before seven in the morning and take the first flight.

This is a trip to Ganling.

These three trains are all people, and they sit in front of the postal hotel.

Famen Temple is next to Ganling, but there is no direct bus between them, so you can only rent a car by yourself, so you can consider signing up for a tour group if you play alone. If several people are together, renting a car is very cost-effective. You can go to Famen Temple first, then rent a car to go to Ganling and take a seat from Ganling.

Swim three times.

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D 1: Terracotta Warriors, Huaqing Pool and Wild Goose Pagoda

After getting off in the morning, go to the hotel to settle down, and then you can go directly to the Terracotta Warriors by car.

Tickets for Terracotta Warriors: 90 Huaqing Pool: 70 students can get half price.

Personally, I don't think Huaqing Pool is worth it, so I suggest not to go.

The Terracotta Warriors are really spectacular, but due to poor preservation in recent years, many of the Terracotta Warriors in pit 1 have been taken away, and pits 2 and 3 are almost gone. Not as much as I saw on TV, but it's already shocking.

Go as early as possible or as late as possible if possible. I arrived after ten o'clock and caught up with the most people. It's difficult to take pictures.

Huaqingchi scenic spot is very small, with almost nothing but a few simple dry pools. There is a performance of "Song of Eternal Sorrow" in the evening, but you need to buy another ticket. If you really want to go, you can hire a tour guide or soak in a hot spring.

I haven't been to Mount Li, but later I thought that if I really had to choose between the two, I chose Mount Li.

After rushing back to the city, I went straight to the Big Wild Goose Pagoda and caught the last musical fountain at 8: 30. The fountain is naturally beautiful and spectacular, but so are the people who watch it. Because it is said that the Wild Goose Pagoda was damaged in the earthquake, I didn't go in, just watched the fountain performance in the square.

The Big Wild Goose Pagoda Square is beautifully built and there are several parks around it. The night scene is particularly beautiful, but you can't take a good picture until after eleven o'clock when the tourists have dispersed.

Go back to the dormitory at night, chat with the girls in the dormitory, and go out to eat snacks together. In Shuyuanmen Street where I live, there is ink fragrance during the day, delicious food at night and many snacks. Sit down in twos and threes, have a bottle of beer, have some barbecue, mala Tang and so on. It's very pleasant.

This is the advantage of living in a youth hostel. Even if you travel alone, you won't be lonely. You can make new friends soon.

D2 Famen Temple Academy Gate Bell and Drum Tower Huimin Street Ancient City Wall Big Wild Goose Pagoda

Got up early, went straight to the railway station, and took the No.2 bus to Famen Temple.

After getting off the bus, I was almost cheated, because there was an Oriental Buddhist Famen Temple, which everyone thought was Famen Temple. I was about to buy a ticket, but after being pointed out by a kind person, I found it was an impostor. The real Famen Temple goes through a market.

The day I went was the eighth day of April, and I caught up with the Buddha washing meeting of Famen Temple and the local temple fair. Very lively.

I took a lot of photos, but I didn't have the courage to try those snacks at the temple fair.

Famen Temple has a small tourist area, but the incense is flourishing, and devout worshippers can be seen everywhere. Monks from all over the country come to pay their respects to the Buddha relic. Both the underground palace and the tower were built later, but people's piety seems to have never changed since ancient times.

I stumbled into the monks' living quarters. There are several monasteries alone, and there may be places where believers live. What best reflects the style is the spectacular scene of large-scale fasting. Excluding people who have just eaten, I think countless kind men and women may have good wishes, thinking that eating a bowl of vegetarian dishes under the protection of Buddha's light will lead to a long and healthy life, so there is a queue of people. I'd like to try, but it doesn't feel good to line up with rice fragrance on an empty stomach. Take some photos and evacuate.

There is a thousand buddhas hall next to Famen Temple, which was newly built by believers. There are few tourists, but the Famen Temple Tower is excellent from this position, with a good angle and no one disturbing it.

The Treasure Hall must be moved. My infinite yearning for Famen Temple stems from the countless treasures of Tang Dynasty palaces I have seen on TV. The underground palace and the treasure house were not allowed to take pictures, so we had to turn off the flash and secretly take a few pictures.

I don't want to go into details about the history and treasures of Famen Temple. If you are interested, you can go and see for yourself.

The whole trip takes about three hours. As I am alone, I didn't rent a car to go to the mausoleum, so I took Tour 2 at 1 pm and returned to the city. After returning to the hotel to rest, I visited the school gate where the hotel was located. At first, I thought that the entrance of the academy was just like the antique streets in many cities, full of inferior tourist souvenirs. After shopping, I found myself completely wrong. Around the entrance of the courtyard, the ink is overflowing, and many stall owners are painters and painters themselves, writing and drawing on the spot.

Walking along the gate of the academy is the forest of steles. I didn't go in and make a fuss because I didn't know anything about calligraphy.

Go straight north outside the gate of the college, that is, the bell tower, where there are many large shopping malls. The ancient buildings that have experienced vicissitudes stand quietly opposite, witnessing the prosperity of modern cities.

Take the underground passage to the west, that is, Gulou Street, which is the legendary Huimin Street. There are too many people in Huimin Street, and the dishes on both sides are very attractive, but many locals, including vendors, have advised against eating here. Although they have a good reputation, their food is not authentic, just like Wangfujing snack street in Beijing.

According to local people, delicious food is mainly concentrated in the western city and western street in the northwest of Huimin street.

Out of Huimin street, continue to return to the south gate and plan to climb the wall. Because there is a saying that you can't count Xi 'an if you haven't climbed the wall. The walls of Xi have witnessed the long history and vicissitudes of this city. The south gate is the best preserved of all the city gates, and the city wall is the most beautiful in the evening. The red lanterns above the city wall are swaying with the wind, and the lights inside and outside the city are brightly lit, reflecting more and more magnificent towers. There is a car rental on the wall. A bicycle 20 yuan 100 minutes, can ride for a week. Unfortunately, it was already eight o'clock when I went up. The waiter told me that they got off work at nine o'clock, because they could only rent it for one hour and could not ride it for a week. It makes me feel a little sorry.

But a boy next to me told me that if I continued to ride, it was ok. Encouraged by this, I running all the way. Although I didn't have time to enjoy the scenery along the way, different tunes floated to my ears and passed through every city gate, but there were different sounds: the gongs and drums of Shaanxi opera, rock music, pop music and yangko. These different voices look so harmonious.

Finally rode back to the south gate before nine o'clock. Therefore, it is best to climb the city wall at six or seven o'clock, and you can have a panoramic view of the sunset, twilight, lanterns and ancient cities and savor them.

After coming down from the city wall, I went to the hotel to have a rest, contacted my classmates and drove to the Big Wild Goose Pagoda.

Hehe, because my classmates told me that the most beautiful Big Wild Goose Pagoda Square was seen in the dead of night after all the tourists had left.

Admission: Famen Temple 28

Treasure Hall: 45

City wall: 40

D3 Shaanxi World Expo Park (failed to make it) Qujiang Ruins Park Big Wild Goose Pagoda

Because it was the last day, I didn't listen to the advice of netizens before, so I slept in. When we arrived in Shanbo, there was a long queue in front of Wuyang Wuyang. It was not long before I was told that the tickets for the morning were gone, and the tickets would not be released until 1 pm. And I didn't return to Beijing until six o'clock in the evening, so I had to give up.

Take a bus near Shanbo and go to the south gate of Datang Furong Garden. It is said that there is Qujiang Ruins Park.

Because of the lack of artificial landscape and time, Furong Garden didn't go in and ate a bowl of rice skin outside the south gate. The place to eat rice skin is also very particular. If you don't know, you'll think it's an open-air cafe

After dinner, I walked to Qujiang Park and circled a small circle. Feeling bored, I drove back to Big Wild Goose Pagoda Square.

Once again, I saw the fountain during the day and felt that it was not as beautiful as at night.

It's just that the whole square has a different scenery during the day.

It's hard to describe how much I like it here. Haha, come once every three days, and every time you come, it's a surprise. This time, I found that there are many sculptures here, as well as the Grand View Garden of Chinese Opera, and I took many photos.

At noon, I went to Tianyi Chicken with my classmates and ate hometown dishes.

In the afternoon, my classmates went to the high-tech zone. Unfortunately, I missed the train at night and took the through train back to Beijing.

Lessons learned: Xi 'an is a small city, but there will be traffic jams. Be sure to arrive at the railway station one hour in advance.

The last day's trip was not well arranged, mainly because I missed the Shaanxi Expo, which became a pity.

If you go to Shaanbo, tickets will be released at 8: 30, and it is better to arrive before 7: 30. This is a fact, otherwise you may miss it.

Eat: From the Terracotta Warriors, there is a Ruyi Hotel near Lintong County Middle School. Donkey meat is very good.

Try not to eat in Huimin street. If you want to eat, go to Xiyang Road, northwest of Huimin Street, which is recommended by the locals.

Not much else, this time mainly for fun, the trip is very busy, and I am catching the early bus every day.

Unfortunately, I didn't have a good time in a city famous for its delicious food.

Summary:

The best itinerary for a three-day tour in Xi 'an is:

D 1 Terracotta Warriors Huaqing Pool or Ancient City Wall of Lishan Bell and Drum Tower Academy Gate

D2 You can watch the night scene of Big Wild Goose Pagoda Square (water curtain movie) after coming out of Datang Furong Garden.

Shaanxi Bo, Big Wild Goose Pagoda, Datang Furong Garden and Qujiang Ruins Park are close, so they can be arranged together.

D3 Famen Temple Ganling

When you come back from Ganling, you can almost consider getting ready to go.

Because of the student id card, the ticket is saved a lot. The total cost of this trip is

Round trip train ticket: 265+400

Xi' an eats, lives and plays: 600

* * * Electricity meter: 1250