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Shaanxi is the birthplace of dynasties and a gateway to ancient Chinese civilization.

Shaanxi is the birthplace of dynasties and a gateway to ancient Chinese civilization.

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Located at the heart of ancient China, Shaanxi was home to some of the country’s most influential dynasties, including the Qin, Han and Tang. As the eastern gateway of the Silk Road, this land witnessed the movement of merchants, travelers and cultures that connected China with the wider world.

From the legendary Terracotta Army to ancient capitals, mountain landscapes and traditional villages, Shaanxi offers a journey through thousands of years of history.

But Shaanxi’s heritage is not only preserved in museums and monuments.

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Hear the Echoes of Ancient China

Hear the Echoes of Ancient China

Experience Qinqiang Opera, one of China’s oldest traditional opera forms, known for its powerful vocals, dramatic expressions and passionate performances. Rooted in the Guanzhong region, Qinqiang Opera reflects the bold character and historical spirit of northwest China.

Discover the region’s traditional crafts and folk arts, from Shaanxi paper-cutting, where intricate patterns express wishes, beliefs and stories, to shadow puppetry, where handmade figures come alive through light, music and storytelling.

Shaanxi’s greatest treasure is not only its ancient sites.

It is the way history continues to shape everyday life — through local festivals, traditional performances, handmade crafts and flavors passed down through generations.

Come to Shaanxi to walk through the pages of ancient China. Leave with a deeper connection to the civilization that shaped the country.

Immersive Cultural Heritage

Tang Dynasty Palace Banquet & Show

Dine like an Emperor in China’s Golden Age
Indulge in an extraordinary evening of imperial hospitality. Feast on meticulously crafted royal dishes inspired by Tang Dynasty recipes while enjoying vibrant music and dance performances. Don traditional Hanfu attire and step straight into a living masterpiece of ancient China.

Listen to Authentic Qinqiang Opera

Feel the pulse of the northwest by listening to Qinqiang, one of the oldest forms of Chinese opera. Known for its passionate, high-pitched vocals and dramatic facial expressions, this powerful performance is the true, untamed voice of the ancient Silk Road.

Watch Traditional Shadow Puppetry

Step into the magic of ancient cinema. Watch as master puppeteers bring delicate, hand-carved leather figures to life behind an illuminated screen, accompanied by captivating local folk music and storytelling.

Hands-On Traditional Craft Workshops

Roll up your sleeves and connect with history through your own hands. Join master artisans to create your own traditional crafts—whether it's shaping a clay warrior, traditional paper-cutting, or painting a shadow puppet to take home as a unique, self-made souvenir.

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Top Attractions

Top Attractions

Terracotta Warriors

Terracotta Warriors

UNESCO World Heritage
Stand face-to-face with thousands of life-sized silent guardians crafted over 2,000 years ago to protect China’s first emperor in the afterlife. A marvel of ancient engineering and art.

Ancient City Wall at dusk

Ancient City Wall at dusk

Historic Landmark
Cycle or stroll along one of the oldest and best-preserved city walls in the world. Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Xi'an where modern skyscrapers meet ancient rooftops.

Giant Wild Goose Pagoda

Giant Wild Goose Pagoda

Buddhist Heritage
A majestic 7th-century architectural masterpiece built to store sacred Buddhist scriptures brought back from India via the Silk Road.

Huaqing Palace

Huaqing Palace

Imperial Retreat
It is famous for its natural hot springs and the legendary Tang Dynasty romance of Emperor Xuanzong and his beloved concubine. You can personally experience the same hot‑spring bath enjoyed by imperial concubines at Baoji Pool of Huaqing Imperial Hot Springs.

Shaanxi History Museum

Shaanxi History Museum

Cultural Treasure Trove
Often referred to as the "treasure house of ancient China," this world-class museum brings history to life with over 370,000 priceless artifacts. Discover exquisite jade, delicate ceramics, and stunning relics from the ancient Silk Road. (Note: Tickets are highly sought after and require advance booking. We can arrange VIP entry for our guests.)

Grand Tang Mall (Ever-Bright City)

Grand Tang Mall (Ever-Bright City)

Nightlife & Immersive Culture
When the sun sets, this vibrant pedestrian street transforms into a dazzling reimagining of the Tang Dynasty. Wander through spectacular light shows, enjoy live theatrical street performances, and join locals dressed in flowing Hanfu for an unforgettable night out.

A Feast for the Senses: Culinary Capital of the Silk Road

Influenced by centuries of trade along the Silk Road, Xi'an’s food scene is famous for hand-pulled noodles, bold spices, and vibrant night markets.

Biangbiang Noodles

Biangbiang Noodles

Thick, broad, hand-pulled belt noodles tossed with chili flakes, sizzling oil, garlic, and fresh vegetables. A flavor explosion in every bite.

Roujiamo (Xi'an Chinese Burger)

Roujiamo (Xi'an Chinese Burger)

Tender, slow-braised spiced pork tucked inside a freshly baked, crispy flatbread. A beloved street food classic.

Yangrou Paomo

Yangrou Paomo

Tear flatbread into tiny pieces and let it soak in a rich, aromatic mutton broth. Wander through the buzzing Muslim Quarter to sample lamb skewers, persimmon cakes, and fresh pomegranate juice.

<span>Where</span><span>To</span><span>Stay</span>

WhereToStay

Recommended Neighborhoods

Inside the Ancient City Wall (Central): Ideal for first-time visitors. Stay within walking distance of the Bell Tower, Drum Tower, and bustling night markets.

Yanta District (Near Giant Wild Goose Pagoda): Perfect for a modern cultural vibe. Enjoy pedestrian parks, vibrant light shows, and high-end dining right outside your doorstep.

Popular Hotel Styles & Aesthetics

Tang Dynasty Zen Courtyards: Experience serenity in boutique sanctuary hotels featuring dry landscape gardens (Karesansui), subtle bamboo shadows casting over classic red walls, and peaceful teahouses.

Wabi-Sabi & Understated Luxury: Minimalist sanctuaries that blend raw natural textures with modern luxury for ultimate calm and relaxation.

Iconic Rooftop Views: Look for boutique design hotels offering private balconies or rooftop lounges where you can sip morning tea while gazing at the sweeping eaves of the Giant Wild Goose Pagoda.

Getting Around

Navigating Xi'an: Easy & Connected
Xi'an is a major transport hub with modern, tourist-friendly infrastructure.

Arriving by Air

Xi'an Xianyang International Airport (XIY)
Located approx. 45 minutes from the city center. Connected by airport express buses, taxis, and Metro Line 14.

Arriving by High-Speed Rail

Xi'an North Railway Station
The main hub for bullet trains (e.g., 4-4.5 hours from Beijing). Directly connected to the city center via Metro Line 2.

City Metro Network

Fast, affordable, and easy to navigate. English signage and voice announcements are available at all stations and inside trains.

Taxis/Ride-Hailing

Metered taxis are widely available. Ride-hailing apps (like Didi) are convenient—simply show your destination in Chinese characters to the driver.

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