What means of transportation is available at Ganquan Palace site?

Traffic Guide of Ganquan Palace Site: A three-dimensional traffic network of urban railways, highways and aviation has been formed, and the Longhai Railway runs through the east and west; Xitong and Xibao expressways pass through the territory; Xianyang International Airport is a large airport with 74 routes. Urban road 1 13, total length 1 14km.

In recent years, the municipal government has concentrated its efforts on the construction of urban entrance and exit roads and special tourist roads, and successively built the Second Weihe Bridge, the overpass in the east section of Renmin Road and the first-class tourist highway in Xian-Gan, which greatly improved the urban road network structure and tourist traffic conditions.

The site of Ganquan Palace is located at the southern foot of Ganquan Mountain in the north of Chunhua County, Xianyang City, and is a provincial key cultural relics protection unit. According to historical records, the location of Ganquan Palace is the place where the Yellow Emperor worships heaven and ascends immortals. I still remember the place where Xiongnu sacrificed to heaven, at the foot of Ganquan Mountain in Yunyang, and Qin seized its land. The Yellow Emperor offered sacrifices to the gods, and the princes' court was in Ganquan. There was a palace of light here in the Qin dynasty, and there was a palace of Ganquan next to it in the Han dynasty. According to the records in the Suburb Sacrifice Records of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty built Ganquan Palace, with a stage room in the middle, painting the gods of heaven and earth, setting up sacrificial utensils and offering sacrifices to the gods. These accounts show that the ancient worship of the gods is very grand, and it is one of the important activities of the legendary Huangdi and Qin and Han emperors in Ganquan Palace.

In ancient times, people paid attention to Ganquan Mountain, and palaces were built here in Qin and Han dynasties, because Ganquan area was famous for its dangerous terrain in ancient times. Fan Sui's "Warring States Policy" describes: the king of the kingdom, with Ganquan and Taniguchi in the north. Ganquan Mountain is the outpost of Xianyang. In order to resist aggression, Qin Shihuang built the Imperial Palace in Ganquan Mountain and a straight road from Ganquan to Jiuyuan in Inner Mongolia to facilitate armament. Ganquan Mountain is a summer resort with fresh air and fresh air. Qin Shihuang went to the Guanglin Palace in Ganquan, not only to escape the heat, but also to deter the Huns. During the Western Han Dynasty, Ganquan Palace was second only to Weiyang Palace in Chang 'an. According to historical records, after the expansion of Ganquan Palace in the Yuan Dynasty by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, there were 12 Palace (Guanzhong) and 120 steps. According to another record, compared with the buildings in Ganquan Palace, every official has a mansion (in brackets). This shows the grandeur of the palace. According to Hanshu Jiaosi Ji, the emperors of Han Dynasty came to Ganquan Palace five times, Emperor Wendi twenty-six, Emperor Wudi twenty-six, Emperor Wudi seventy-five, Xuan Di twenty-five, and twenty times since the first year of Yuan Dynasty. According to Zi Jian, Emperor Taizong visited Ganquan Palace in the 20th year of Zhenguan (646). From the Qin and Han Dynasties to the Tang Dynasty, emperors of all dynasties traveled to and from Ganquan Palace, because there were many important political decision-making arrangements here, such as meeting governors and banquets for foreign envoys. Preventing foreign invasion and consolidating borders was always an important activity.