Xi'an Attractions

About 35 kilometers east to the Xian City in Lin Tong County is the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor, Qin Shi Huang, which was included in the list of the UNESCO World Heritage in 1987

The Big Wild Goose Pagoda is one of the most famous Chinese pagodas and was built inside the Ci En Temple in the south of Chang'an city (today's Xian) in 652 BC in Tang Dynasty (618-907)

Xian City Wall is the best-preserved ancient city wall in China and also the largest and most complete military facility in the world.

The Bell Tower, is a stately traditional building, that marks the geographical center of the ancient capital. From this important landmark extend East, South, West and North Streets, connecting the To

During the prosperous Tang Dynasty (618 – 907) large number of Moslems traveled the world famous Silk Road to Chang'an (former Xian) bringing Islam to China. With the support of Tang Emperor Xuanzong

Visit Farmen temple which is located 120 kilometers away west of Xian. It is firstly built in Han Dynasty over 2000 years ago to house the fingerbones of Sakyamuni . The founder of Buddhism

Huashan Mountian is located 150 kilometers away from Xi'an, approximately one and half hours drive. It is one of the five sacred mountains in China

Yuanjiachun village which is one of the Ten most beautiful villages in china. You could taste all kinds of Shaanxi local snacks and see the local culture in Shaanxi. It is the most popular and favorit

The Huaqing Hot Springs is located about 35 kilometers east of Xi’an. Historically , during the Western Zhou Dynasty the construction of the Li Palace was undertaken on this spot