D79***75Tickets booked online need to be exchanged for paper tickets at the scenic area entrance. Each ticket costs 40 yuan and is valid for all areas; you need to show your ticket to enter each venue and the ginkgo forest. This trip was mainly to see the ginkgo forest; most of the ginkgo trees were yellow, and some were still a mix of yellow and green—the scenery was beautiful._We***93The Halloween activities were very crowded, and there were also fire-pot games and iron-sparkling performances. The roller coaster was thrilling. It was a bit of a shame there wasn't a Ferris wheel. It's just a bit far from Xi'an. Overall, the rides are on the thrill side.水蓝色的眼泪1983Five-star review
A huge thumbs-up to Xiaoying, the guide at the Qin and Han Museum! Her explanations were clear and logical, moving from the foundation of the Qin system with its "standardized script and standardized wheel gauge" to the formation of the Han dynasty with its "predominantly Confucian" ideology. She placed the artifacts in a historical context, interspersed with trivia. She was both professional and approachable, proactively guiding us through details and answering questions, bringing the artifacts to life. This tour truly allowed me to understand the grandeur of the Qin and Han dynasties. It was a truly satisfying experience!He7071It's a little over an hour's drive from the city. The area is quite large and there are many amusement facilities, some suitable for children that are not too thrilling, and some for adults. Of course, there are still a lot of people.Anonymous userIt is a bit like the Three Gorges. It is more suitable to go there when the weather is cool. It is very hot when the sun comes out. The river in the scenic area is Jinghe River. I always thought that it was the main canal of Zhengguo Canal. The real canal head ruins are in another scenic spot next to it.
M28***06Shaanxi History Museum: Advance reservations are required. It has 7 halls; halls 1, 2, and 3 are closed for renovations. Halls 4 and 5 are very small; the main exhibits are in halls 6 and 7. A guided tour of halls 6 and 7 costs approximately 350 yuan and takes about 2 hours. There is no self-guided audio guide. It's quite expensive.
Da Ci'en Temple: There is a free incense offering area. Climbing the Big Wild Goose Pagoda is not included; an additional fee is required. It takes about an hour to see everything.
The musical fountain at the North Square of the Big Wild Goose Pagoda is magnificent and beautiful. There are two shows at 8 pm and 9 pm, each about 20 minutes long, worth watching. Afterwards, I strolled to the Tang Paradise. This was my second visit; it wasn't anything new, just a commercial street with no shows, and the food was very expensive.
Daming Palace National Heritage Park: This was my second visit. It wasn't crowded during the week. Enter through Danfeng Gate. There's a Danfeng Gate Museum; a combined ticket allows entry. At the exit, there's a mini-train (39 yuan per person) that circles the outside of the Daming Palace National Heritage Park. From the exit, walk across the bridge to the ticket checkpoint. After entering, I recommend taking the park's electric shuttle bus. It costs 29 yuan per person, 39 yuan per person during peak season, to reach the Daming Palace Ruins Museum. I suggest buying the Ctrip all-inclusive ticket for 88 yuan, which includes the entrance fee (60 yuan), the shuttle bus, and a free guided tour. The visit inside takes about 40 minutes. After exiting the museum, you'll see a miniature landscape of Daming Palace. After viewing the miniature landscape, you can take the shuttle bus to tour the entire site. You can get off at any time, but it's not really necessary; you can see everything from the bus. The shuttle bus also provides commentary. It goes all the way to the park exit.
Xi'an City Wall
I entered from the south entrance of Yongning Gate and exited from Hanguang Gate, which took about 40 minutes. If you walk and rest occasionally, it should take about half an hour. It's very sunny in the morning during this season; I recommend going in the evening if you're in summer. There are also bicycles for rent on the city wall for 45 yuan for 3 hours.
_TI***31Great experience — this is my second visit. The 洛阳 Big Buddha performance was especially impressive, with the camels and the waterfall scene creating such a stunning atmosphere.288***53Lehua City 88℃ Hot Spring Park is located in Xianyang City, 30 kilometers from the center of Xi'an. The park is quite large and has many thrilling projects.
The hurricane tower project is the most thrilling, but it requires people with strong mental qualities to play, and it feels a bit dangerous.
The wave pool in the afternoon is more fun. The tsunami pool rolls up 3.5-meter waves, and it feels exciting to be swept into the water.
When going to the water park, you must pay attention to sun protection and mosquito repellent, otherwise the sun is very toxic and hurts the skin. There are also a lot of mosquitoes, and many projects require queuing, and you will be bitten by mosquitoes for many bags, so you need to do mosquito repellent in advance.M2a***y1[Scenery] The scenery is stunning. Admission to the resort is free, while tickets are required for Water World and Ocean Park. The value for money is quite good.
[Fun] The benefits are quite good. You can also see the Legend of the Camel Bell and the Beacon Fire Ancient City. They are really nice. I would like to come back next time.M28***06Shaanxi History Museum: Advance reservations are required. It has 7 halls; halls 1, 2, and 3 are closed for renovations. Halls 4 and 5 are very small; the main exhibits are in halls 6 and 7. A guided tour of halls 6 and 7 costs approximately 350 yuan and takes about 2 hours. There is no self-guided audio guide. It's quite expensive.
Da Ci'en Temple: There is a free incense offering area. Climbing the Big Wild Goose Pagoda is not included; an additional fee is required. It takes about an hour to see everything.
The musical fountain at the North Square of the Big Wild Goose Pagoda is magnificent and beautiful. There are two shows at 8 pm and 9 pm, each about 20 minutes long, worth watching. Afterwards, I strolled to the Tang Paradise. This was my second visit; it wasn't anything new, just a commercial street with no shows, and the food was very expensive.
Daming Palace National Heritage Park: This was my second visit. It wasn't crowded during the week. Enter through Danfeng Gate. There's a Danfeng Gate Museum; a combined ticket allows entry. At the exit, there's a mini-train (39 yuan per person) that circles the outside of the Daming Palace National Heritage Park. From the exit, walk across the bridge to the ticket checkpoint. After entering, I recommend taking the park's electric shuttle bus. It costs 29 yuan per person, 39 yuan per person during peak season, to reach the Daming Palace Ruins Museum. I suggest buying the Ctrip all-inclusive ticket for 88 yuan, which includes the entrance fee (60 yuan), the shuttle bus, and a free guided tour. The visit inside takes about 40 minutes. After exiting the museum, you'll see a miniature landscape of Daming Palace. After viewing the miniature landscape, you can take the shuttle bus to tour the entire site. You can get off at any time, but it's not really necessary; you can see everything from the bus. The shuttle bus also provides commentary. It goes all the way to the park exit.
Xi'an City Wall
I entered from the south entrance of Yongning Gate and exited from Hanguang Gate, which took about 40 minutes. If you walk and rest occasionally, it should take about half an hour. It's very sunny in the morning during this season; I recommend going in the evening if you're in summer. There are also bicycles for rent on the city wall for 45 yuan for 3 hours.
