What is the general price for a six-day solo trip to Xi'an from Nanchang? Take a plane when you go there, take a train when you come back, and stay in Xi'an for four nights.

Let’s talk about the round-trip price first. The sleeper berth on the Nanchang-Xi’an ordinary train costs about 260, and air tickets can usually be booked for 700 or 800. You can expect a round trip of 1,000 yuan.

Staying four nights in Xi'an gives you plenty of time to visit, and you can go to all the famous scenic spots.

Xi'an urban area: Bell and Drum Tower and Muslim Street, city wall, Big Wild Goose Pagoda, Small Wild Goose Pagoda, Xi'an Municipal Museum, Shaanxi Provincial Museum, Tang Dynasty Furong Garden

Around Xi'an: Terracotta Warriors and Horses Huaqing Pool One line, Huashan.

Tickets for scenic spots in Xi'an are not expensive, such as Xi'an Museum, Shaanxi Provincial Museum, and Muslim Street are all free. Other paid attractions are not expensive. The Bell and Drum Tower package seems to be RMB 54 (I went a few years ago, I don’t know if the price has increased now). The city wall ticket I went to from the south gate last year was RMB 75. The ticket to the Big Wild Goose Pagoda was RMB 50. , Climb the tower 30.

Terracotta Warriors tickets are 150, and Huaqing Pool tickets are also 150 (I have never been to this).

Huashan (ticket is 180, if you go up and down the cable car from the West Peak to the North Peak, the total price is 280 (including shuttle bus)).

Both food and accommodation in Xi'an are cheap. A general fast hotel in a good location costs around 200 yuan, and meals per person are about 50 yuan. The transportation is very convenient. It costs 2 yuan to take the bus. Basically, all scenic spots in the city can be reached by bus.

The cost of food, accommodation, transportation and tickets in Xi'an is 200-300 per person per day, a one-day trip to the Terracotta Warriors and Horses is 300-400, and a one-day trip to Huashan is 500-600 (take the cableway up and down). Including your round-trip transportation costs, the per capita cost is 2000-2500.