Where else can Xi’an Snack Street be besides Muslim Street?

In addition to Muslim Street, Xi'an Snack Street also includes:

1. Dapiyuan, 2. Yongxingfang, 3. Xiyang City, 4. Fenxiang, 5. Sajin Bridge wait.

Muslim Street is a food and cultural district in Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, and one of the representatives of Xi'an style. Behind the Bell and Drum Towers, many streets in the neighborhood have a strong Islamic style, and there are delicacies such as Roujiamo, mutton steamed buns, Liangpi, Qishan noodles, and dumpling banquets.

1. Dapiyuan

Dapiyuan is a street located in Huifang, Xi'an. It is famous for the Hui cuisine sold in the street. Dapiyuan got its name because during the Ming Dynasty, there were many silk and leather businesses in the street. There are four alleys in Dapiyuan, namely Zhangjia Alley, Lijia Alley, Liujia Alley and Silkpi Alley.

2. Yongxingfang

Yongxingfang is located in Xiaodongmen Lane, Xi'an City, Shaanxi Province. It was originally the site of Wei Zheng's mansion in the Tang Dynasty. It was built by Xi'an City on the original site in 2007. A "fang"-style boutique project mainly combines Guanzhong archways and traditional folk buildings to form a Gulifang-style layout, achieving a high degree of harmony with the historical landscape of the ancient city wall.

Yongxingfang covers a total area of ??15 acres, 130 meters long from east to west, and 88 meters wide from north to south. It brings together special delicacies from all over Shaanxi, including provincial intangible cultural heritage delicacies and municipal intangible cultural heritage delicacies. The government plans to build antique "fangs and shops" buildings, archways, inner streets, etc., including Yang Guifei's shadow puppets, dialect culture wall, and Shaanxi's Eight Weird Street Walls.

3. Xiyang City

Xiyang City is located in the core area of ??Huiminfang. It is one of the best places for foreign and foreign tourists to taste the snacks and delicacies of the ancient capital when traveling to Xi'an. Xiyangshi Street borders Beiyuanmen in the east and Beiguangji Street in the west, with a length of more than 400 meters from east to west. It is a traditional historical street in Xi'an City with a history of more than 600 years. It was formed during the Yuan Dynasty. It was first called the Sheep Market and mainly traded sheep and mutton. At present, Xiyang City has formed a pattern of tourism services and businesses in the eastern section and aboriginal residents and authentic living areas in the western section. The residents are mainly Hui residents and have a strong Islamic cultural tradition.