I Admit, I Can't Live Without Xi'an
Spanning eight hundred li of Qinchuan, the capital of thirteen dynasties, with five thousand years of history and three thousand li of the Silk Road, this was once the world center of Chang'an City, where 'the palace gates opened to the heavens and envoys from all nations came to pay homage.' Majestic natural scenery and splendid cultural landscapes complement each other, blending the ancient capital's charm with modern vitality to create Xi'an's unique allure. In Xi'an, even a brick underfoot is older than any passerby. Perhaps you are walking the same streets as people a thousand years ago, and maybe the very spot where you stand was once pondered by the great poet Li Bai.
There are countless places worth visiting in Xi'an, but without a doubt, the Terracotta Warriors are the top recommendation. They are a golden calling card of ancient China's brilliant civilization and are hailed as one of the world's eight greatest tomb treasures. Standing before these imposing clay soldiers, you can't help but envision the might of Emperor Qin Shi Huang as he unified the six warring states.
Huaqing Palace was a detached palace for Tang Dynasty emperors. Later also known as 'Huaqing Pool,' it is built against the backdrop of Mount Li and faces the Wei River, with magnificent buildings spread across the mountain slopes. Entering the imperial bath ruins within Huaqing Pool, you'll find the Haitang Pool, Shangshi Pool, and Taizi Pool, among others—an epitome of Tang Dynasty royal bathing culture at its zenith.
The Datang Everbright City, home to multiple cultural heritage sites including the Giant Wild Goose Pagoda, is situated at the heart of the 'Giant Wild Goose Pagoda – Tang Paradise' national 5A scenic area. Strolling through, scenes of Xuanzang's westward journey for Buddhist scriptures and Tang Dynasty tributes seem to come alive around you. Modern street performances with violins, cellos, tambourines, and solo acts add to the enchantment. Here, built upon a wealth of historical and cultural relics, the ultimate Tang Dynasty cultural experience lets you 'travel back' to the golden age of the Tang.
For many, a main reason to come to Xi'an is: food, food, and more food. And the Muslim Quarter is a must-visit. Xi'an's Muslim Quarter, one of the symbols of local flavor, is a collective name for several streets in the Muslim district. It's a gathering place for all kinds of Northwestern-style cuisine: spicy soup, soup dumplings, roujiamo (Chinese hamburger), yangrou paomo (pita bread soaked in lamb soup), liangpi (cold noodles), Qishan noodles, and more—you could eat here for a week without repeating a dish. Once you step into these streets, as long as your stomach has room, you'll be the brightest star on the block!
Tuke China Hotel Xi'an Administrative Center High-speed Railway North Station
Tuke China Hotel is a pioneering mid-scale limited-service brand under Yibai Hotels Group, with 'lifestyle in travel' as its business philosophy and 'the relationship between cities and people' as its direction, aiming to be China's cost-effective personalized limited-service hotel. The hotel features eco-friendly interior decor, themed and personalized local cultural ambiance, and standard comfort and safety facilities, offering a cozy and peaceful rest and reflection space for travelers who love travel, art, reading, sunshine, and coffee—those with a touch of urban sophistication. It provides a haven and social space for restless souls from the city.
The Tuke China Hotel Xi'an Administrative Center High-speed Railway North Station is located at Building 18, Northwest Guojin Center, Chuangye Street, No. 168 Fengcheng 8th Road, in the Economic and Technological Development Zone of Xi'an. It sits in the Xi'an Administrative Center business district, adjacent to large shopping malls like Hanshen Shopping Plaza and Wangfujing Department Store, with a plethora of dining options nearby to ignite your taste buds. Transportation is convenient: about 100 meters from Wenjing Road Station on Metro Line 4, and about a 30-minute drive to famous attractions like the Muslim Quarter and the Bell Tower.
Travelogue Directory: 1. Sightseeing; 2. Food; 3. Hotels: Travel Information | Hotel Index | Guide Index | Flight Index | Website Navigation | Travel Index | Cruise Index | Corporate Travel Index | Franchise Cooperation | Affiliate Alliance | Friendly Links | Corporate Gift Card Purchase | Insurance Agency | Agency Cooperation | Hotel Franchising | Destination & Scenic Spot Cooperation | More Franchise Cooperation | About Ctrip | About Ctrip | Ctrip Hot Topics | Contact Us | Careers | User Agreement | Privacy Policy | Business License | Security Center | Ctrip Content Center | Intellectual Property | Trip.com Group Algorithm Disclosure
