How to arrange a three-day itinerary in Xi'an

Xi'an is a place where you can see the prosperity of the past in the details. Xi'an itself has a very deep historical context and a very solid cultural foundation. And there are only places like this that can make the game of smashing bowls of wine interesting! Xi'an's food is full of Shaanxi flavor in every detail, you can go and experience it!

1. Pay equal attention to cultural monuments and natural landscapes. Xi'an has the Terracotta Warriors, Big Wild Goose Pagoda, Huaqing Pool, Roujiamo, Bingfeng, Muslim Street, and Qinling Mountains. The scenery is beautiful and suitable for shopping and eating.

2. The folk customs in Xi'an are rough. You can have a big bowl of mutton steamed buns, noodles with oil, and spicy soup, and no one will laugh at you.

3. The suitable tourist seasons in Xi’an are from March to June and September to November every year. Because the winter is too cold, the smog is serious, and the summer is too hot.

(It is recommended that everyone who is planning to open the travel map on Baidu Map can view the distribution of all scenic spots and make reasonable arrangements for the trip). Three-day route arrangement

Day1: When you first come to Xi'an, you will immediately blend into the ancient style. When you get off the train, you can see the ancient city wall surrounding the ring line.

It will be tiring on the first day when you are new here. It is recommended to walk around the city on the first day. The route is: Bell and Drum Towers - Ancient City Wall - Small Wild Goose Pagoda.

At the south end of North Street is the Bell Tower, which is the center of Xi'an. Xi'an landmark building. The intersection of four main streets, east, west, north and south. ***Three floors. It is the largest and best preserved bell tower in China. Far opposite the Drum Tower, this is the so-called morning bell and evening drum. In ancient times, morning bells and evening drums were used to tell time. The Bell Tower and Drum Tower are both 35 RMB, and the combined ticket is 50 RMB. The student ID card is half price. It is recommended to buy the combined ticket, which is more cost-effective.

The ancient city wall is a circular route, with four gates: east, west, north and south. It is recommended to go there at sunset in the afternoon, so that you can enjoy the sunset and night view of Xi'an. Because the whole journey is very far, it is recommended to rent a bicycle at the city wall, where you can see Many foreign tourists come here on bicycles. There is an exhibition on one side of the city wall, which contains the original site of the city wall. The ticket price is 54.

The Small Wild Goose Pagoda, a world cultural heritage, a world cultural heritage, and a national key cultural relic protection unit, is one of the standard buildings where Buddhism was introduced to the Central Plains and integrated into the Han people. Personally, I feel that the Xiaoyan Pagoda is more ornamental than the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, and no tickets are required, but it costs 30 to climb the tower.

Day2: The travel itinerary on the second day will be heavier because you can visit the Terracotta Warriors and Horses, the eighth wonder of the world, and Mount Li.

Route: Huaqing Pool-Terracotta Warriors.

Huaqing Palace, a popular bathing resort for the royal family. It is said that it was once the place where Concubine Yang took a bath. The story of the beacon fire drama with the princes is also the place where the Xi'an Incident took place. You can still see the bullet marks left at that time. The ancient ruins on Lishan Mountain are dotted with chess steps. The scenery of Lishan Mountain is green and beautiful, and there is also the Lishan zipline, known as "the best slide in the northwest". The entrance fee is 150.

After visiting the Huaqing Palace in the morning, we came to the Terracotta Warriors and Horses in the afternoon. The terracotta warriors and horses arranged in a row are as powerful as a rainbow and lifelike, allowing you to feel the wisdom of the ancient people. After seeing the terracotta warriors and horses, you can visit Qin Shi Huang’s mausoleum for free with your ticket. Feeling the emperor's tomb, head resting on the mountain, feet stepping on hundreds of rivers, holding gold in the left hand and jade in the right hand. Tickets are 150.

Day3: On the third day, continue to visit the remaining scenic spots in the city.

Route: Big Wild Goose Pagoda-Xi'an Museum-Muslim Street

My personal suggestion is to look at the Big Wild Goose Pagoda outside, but at night the Big Wild Goose Pagoda Fountain is a must-see, with music and water , the blend of art.

You have to queue up to get a free ticket to enter the Xi'an Museum. There are a variety of historical relics inside.

Huimin Street, finally introduces the foodie part. The ones in Muslim Street are relatively commercial, but you can try them if you like them. However, it is recommended to buy the Xiyangshi Street at the end of Muslim Street. But I personally don’t think you need to look for a specific street. You can just look for places to eat on the streets and alleys, because the locals will tell you that the food is the same everywhere. Recommended delicacies include Xi'an Liangpi, piangpiang noodles, Tian Xia No. 1 Noodles, Spicy Soup, Roujiamo, etc.

If you come to Xi'an just to take a quick look at the flowers, I think all you will see is a bunch of clay figures and mounds of earth. You need to know personally the historical stories and historical background behind each cultural relic. In this way Only then can you be here, have a time travel, a dream. Free tourist attraction information

Small Wild Goose Pagoda

Small Wild Goose Pagoda originated from the Tang Dynasty and is a building affiliated with Jianfu Temple. Jianfu Temple was destroyed and rebuilt several times, and the tower was also damaged to varying degrees. However, it has been repaired in the past dynasties and has been preserved to this day. Now the Small Wild Goose Pagoda and Jianfu Temple are "combined" with the Xi'an Museum. Officially, they are collectively called Xi'an Museum, a 4A-level scenic spot. This museum can be said to be the "latest comer", but I think it is called the Small Wild Goose Pagoda Tourism The area is better, the museum is included in the tourist area.

Leyouyuan Qinglong Temple

Leyouyuan has been a famous tourist attraction in Chang'an City since the Han Dynasty. In the Tang Dynasty, it became even more popular, ranging from the emperor to the emperor. Literati and poets will come to play. Qinglong Temple was founded in the Sui Dynasty. In the Tang Dynasty, it received the favor of the royal family and was upgraded to a royal temple to protect the country. Leyouyuan also became more well-known to the world because of Qinglong Temple.

It is a pity that Leyouyuan and Qinglong Temple gradually disappeared after the Song Dynasty. It was not until the 1970s that they were rediscovered through archaeological excavations. Now a heritage park has been built, and the cherry blossoms in the garden every spring are especially beautiful. pretty. Go stroll around Leyouyuan and Qinglong Temple and relive the history of the Tang Dynasty!

Daxingshan Temple

Daxingshan Temple originated in the Western Jin Dynasty and was originally named "Zunshan Temple" , due to the construction of "Daxing City" in the Sui Dynasty, it was renamed "Daxingshan Temple". Buddhism became popular in the Tang Dynasty. Daxingshan Temple is one of the important Buddhist temples and scripture translation sites in Chang'an, the capital, and its status is equivalent to Xuanzang's Daci'en Temple. It was from here that the important sect of Buddhism, Tantra, spread throughout the country and the world.

Muslim Street

How can you go to Xi'an without tasting delicious food! Muslim Street is a must-go, but it is not the "Beiyuanmen Street" with the most people. It’s a very large neighborhood. If you want to find more authentic and affordable Xi’an food, go to the small alleys of Huimin Street, such as Xiyang City, Sajin Bridge, Beiguangji Street, Daxue Lane, etc. "Beiyuanmen Street", which is crowded with tourist groups, cannot represent "Muslim Street".

Yongxingfang

If the food in Huimin Street cannot represent the characteristics of Shaanxi, then Yongxingfang Food Street certainly can. This is a special Shaanxi food street, full of Shaanxi flavor from architectural features to delicious food. The most well-known thing in Yongxingfang is probably the "bowl-breaking wine". People who like to play short video apps should be familiar with it. You can not only taste wine, but also throw bowls to vent, killing two birds with one stone, attracting many people to come and spend money.