西安游玩攻略三日游
Day 1: Greetings from Xi'an
Xi'an, a city that served as the capital of China for thirteen dynasties, is a remarkable destination brimming with history and culture. Your journey in Xi'an commences by visiting the city walls, which are among the most well-preserved walls globally, built during the Ming Dynasty. You can ride a bike or walk atop the walls and witness the picturesque view of this historically rich city.
After that, explore the epic Big Wild Goose Pagoda, constructed during the Tang Dynasty, to shelter Buddhist manuscripts brought from India. The tower stands tall in the center of the city and is easily accessible. As the night approaches, visit the lively Muslim Quarter to devour the exotic local cuisine and relish the vivacious vibe.
Day 2: The Terracotta Army and Huaqing Palace
Ancient Xi'an gained worldwide fame due to its distinctive Terracotta Army. It represents the most significant archaeological discovery of the 20th century and is acclaimed as the eighth wonder of the world. Witness the life-sized terracotta soldiers and delve into the grandeur of ancient China.
After exploring the Terracotta army, head towards Huaqing Palace, the winter palace of Emperor Xuanzong during the Tang Dynasty. This place boasts of breathtaking natural landscapes and a rich history. Take a leisurely stroll amid the gardens and relax in the hot springs, enabling you to get a glimpse of the past and the culture of Tang Dynasty.
Day 3: Mount Hua and the City of Ghosts
On the third day, indulge in the challenging experience of hiking Mount Hua, one of China's five sacred mountains, famous for its treacherous trails. Take a cable car to the North Peak, and embark on a hike to the West Peak, the highest peak on Mount Hua that affords breathtaking panoramic vistas from the top.
Post noon, visit the City of Ghosts, more commonly known as the Mausoleum of Emperor Jingdi, an archaeological site from the Han dynasty that contains over 50,000 miniature terracotta figures portraying ordinary people from that era. Unlikely the Terracotta Army, these figurines are the representation of the common people of the Han dynasty. The museum offers an extensive explanation of Han society and culture.
Xi'an, a fascinating city with numerous attractions, and three days are insufficient to enjoy every one of them. Yet, it is a place worth exploring, offering a glimpse of China's captivating history and culture. So, come down and experience this ancient city's charm yourself.
