Introduction to Xi'an's four-day tour; free travel; recommended attractions for Xi'an's four-day tour

Xi'an is a characteristic city with international influence and an ancient civilized capital with a long history. It is world-famous and attracts a large number of tourists from all over the world every day. It has become a tourist attraction in the eyes of many people and can fully understand the process of China's five thousand years of civilization.

Transportation Guide

The airport bus costs 25/person. Choose the nearest drop-off point according to your hotel. If you can't confirm, there are instructions at the airport, and you can also ask the staff. Take Didi for example, it usually costs more than 100 yuan to go to the city.

By subway, take the Airport Intercity Line - North Railway Station (North Square) - get off and take Line 4. You can choose the nearest station to get off based on where you live.

Day 1: Sajin Bridge – Muslim Street – Drum Tower – Bell Tower

Sajin Bridge is a place where locals go to eat, and the prices are relatively reasonable. Muslim Street is where most tourists go. It houses various Shaanxi delicacies, such as mutton steamed buns, Xi'an's unique ice drinks and ice peaks, which taste similar to Sunkist and Mirinda.

The Drum Tower is at the end of Muslim Street. You can see it by walking in the direction of the Drum Tower. It is recommended that you go at night, you can see a beautiful light show, so beautiful that you will have the illusion of returning to Chang'an of the Tang Dynasty.

Day 2: Terracotta Warriors and Horses—Huaqing Palace—Song of Everlasting Sorrow

Terracotta Warriors and Horses, the garden is really big. You have to wear sneakers or your feet will get sore. You have to pay commentators to tell the history behind it. Otherwise, you will really be looking at a pile of mud and understand nothing, so just save it. Before setting off to Xi'an, search Bilibili's Terracotta Warriors documentary and find one with a high number of views. You will be rewarded. You will have a different feeling when you go to the scene.

The Qing Palace was the bathing hot spring palace and royal bathing resort of the Tang Dynasty emperors. It was also the place where the "Xi'an Incident" took place, and there are historical furnishings left over from the Chiang Kai-shek era.

The historical large-scale stage play "Song of Everlasting Sorrow" written and directed by Zhang Yimou is worth watching. The dance is very exciting and tells the story of the love tragedy between Tang Xuanzong and Yang Guifei.

Day 3: Shaanxi History Museum—SEG—Big Wild Goose Pagoda—Datang Everlasting City

Shaanxi History Museum, you can make a reservation through WeChat or the official website. After making a reservation, you can pick up your tickets on site with your reservation number (there is a dedicated reservation channel to wait in line).

Seg, a unique landscape with the longest helicopter staircase and indoor waterfall.

The entrance fee for the Big Wild Goose Pagoda is 40/person. If you need to climb the tower, the other 20/person is required. Going to the temple is very quiet and relaxing. It was particularly quiet when I saw the monk sweeping the floor while endorsing the book. There are also relics of Master Tripitaka in the park, which are worth seeing.

The night view of the Sleepless City of the Tang Dynasty is very beautiful, and you can travel through the prosperous age of Chang'an, the ancient Tang Dynasty in one second.

Font Yongxingfang, an ordinary commercial street, was visited by many people a few years ago.

In the ancient city wall, at night, you can see different scenery during the day and at night. It is recommended to rent a bicycle and ride up there, otherwise walking will be too tiring. The ancient city wall is really long.