I plan to visit Xi on National Day. I want to know about Xi 'an's travel strategy and ask God for guidance! !

Xi is a good city and a good choice for travelers. There are many scenic spots in and around Xi, including Terracotta Warriors, Huaqing Pool (you can watch everlasting regret at night), Ganling, Famen Temple, Prince Yide's Tomb and Huashan Mountain! ! Datang Furong Garden, Bell and Drum Tower, Shaanxi History Museum, Ming City Wall, Big Wild Goose Pagoda, Little Wild Goose Pagoda, Academy Gate, Forest of Steles, Huangdi Mausoleum, Xuanyuan Temple, Hukou Waterfall, visit Yan 'an.

Let me make a plan for you.

Day 1: After arriving in Xi 'an, if the time is before noon, you can go back to the hotel to have a rest and visit Datang Furong Garden. The ticket is about 120. There are many interesting places around Datang Furong Garden, such as Qujiang Amusement Park, Sea World and Music Square. And the Big Wild Goose Pagoda is among them. But personally, if you are not a Buddhist and don't like Buddhism very much, there is no need to go to the Big Wild Goose Pagoda.

The next day, you can choose to go to Huaqingchi, Lishan and Terracotta Warriors, in the same direction. Huaqingchi is at the foot of Mount Li, and you can play in the order of Mount Li, then Huaqingchi and finally Terracotta Warriors. There are tourist buses to Huaqing Pool and other scenic spots at Xi Railway Station. You can take a bus back to Xi 'an around 5 or 6 o'clock. I suggest going early, or you will come back late.

On the third day, I went to play on the ancient city wall (I can rent a bicycle on it for 80 hours, and I can also ride on the ancient city wall, which is especially delicious). Go to play until nearly noon in the morning, and then you can go to Huimin Street to taste food and buy souvenirs. The bell and drum tower is also there.

On the fourth day and the fifth day, it will be Huashan. Be sure to go! ! ! It is recommended to climb at night. You can take the 1 hour train from Xi 'an to Huashan at two or three in the afternoon, and then get off the train. There is a shuttle bus outside the station directly to Huashan Ticket Center. As long as the fare is 3.5, don't take those black cars. If you buy a ticket for Huashan Mountain, you can take a bus to the foot of Huashan Mountain for free, then have a meal and rest until seven or eight in the evening, and you can start climbing the mountain. Some people 10 can keep up with us when they start climbing, depending on your speed, it usually takes 7 or 8 hours. There are many rest spots along Huashan Mountain. You can eat something to replenish energy, smoke a cigarette and so on. You can choose whether to rest according to your climbing progress. When I arrived in Jinsuo Pass, I rested until about 4: 30 and began to March to the east wind. After 5: 00, you can choose a good location and wait for the sunrise. Then follow the tour from Nanfeng to Xifeng, and finally take the cableway down from Xifeng. When going downhill, the maximum number of points is 1 1. Then you can go back to Xi 'an by bus.

(Note: 1-bring necessary food (high energy) and water (1person, 1.5 liter). 2- Bring a flashlight. 3- Bring a coat and jeans. Huashan is very cold at night. 4- You need a pair of gloves, because in some places, when climbing Huashan Mountain, you are totally grasping at the chain. 5- Buy a map (2 yuan). A camera is a must, or you will regret it. The risk of Huashan lives up to its reputation!

Attachment: Huashan ticket 180 yuan, Xifeng cableway 140 yuan, Dongfeng cableway 80 yuan, bus fare from An to Huashan 35 yuan, train fare 14 yuan.

If you climb during the day, most of the steps are the same as above, but when you go to Huashan, you need to take the cableway directly from the east wind instead of starting from the bottom, which can save half the time.

You can check the specific bus routes in Xi 'an online, or ask the local people. I don't know, but I can only tell you the main attractions. )

After returning to Xi 'an, you can have a good day's rest and then go home.

I hope I can help you, not by posting others online, but by my experience.