Traveling to Xi'an alone, I have a few questions to ask.

The first question: No bus arrived, but the bus to the airport seemed to cost about 20. Don't share seats and take a taxi near the clock tower. It's very dark and should be avoided.

Second question: There are both unmanned ticket sales and conductor-operated ones. For unmanned tickets, it costs 50 cents to swipe a card and put in a coin. For those with conductors, it is usually 50 cents for 3 stops. There are some trains with a cap of 1 Yuan for 6 stops and 2 Yuan for more than 6 stops.

The third question: You can go to Muslim Street for snacks (just one stop west of the Bell Tower and the advantage is affordable). There are also very special snacks in some small alleys in Muslim Street, but you have to find them by yourself. May Day Hotel ( There are a lot of varieties but the prices are very impressive). Or take the mutton to Lao Sun's house. You can also choose the Ma Lao San version of the Roujiamo and the spicy meatball soup.

Fourth question: If you want to take a walk, go to Huancheng Park. Since you live near the History Museum and want to go back more easily, you should go to Yanta North Square (there is a small forest where you can rest recently) or Ci'en. Temple Ruins Park and Qujiangchi Ruins Park.

Fifth question: You can go to Cuihua Mountain (National Geological Forest Park is best to visit in summer), Lishan (Royal Garden), and Taiping Forest Park. These are all short-term tours. Since you have four days, you probably don’t have much time except for important must-see attractions like the Terracotta Warriors and Horses, so I recommend going to Cuihua Mountain (one day is enough).

The sixth question: If you want to buy in Xi'an, go to the Academy Gate (one stop south of the Bell Tower) or take the bus and get off at the South Gate. If the station is outside the city wall, then walk into the city and get off at the street. The west side is only about 50 meters away from the city wall). It is really unrealistic to not kill people. I am a local and I don’t expect it. So since the poster is a foreigner, let alone think about it, but you can bargain to minimize the loss. Don't buy antiques and just have a look at them. They are basically fakes just for the sake of appearance. He couldn't bear to take out the real thing.

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It’s purely manual work. Please don’t copy it, even if you know it, it’s all in vain