• Xi’an City Wall (Chengqiang) - Constructed during the Ming Dynasty, the Xi’an City Wall is a testament to the city’s rich history. Spanning approximately 14 kilometers, it is one of China’s largest and most well-preserved ancient city walls, drawing numerous visitors. The city wall’s gates are still operational, allowing vehicles to pass through. Visitors can rent bicycles to cycle along the wall, take photos, and enjoy views of Xi’an’s urban landscape.
• Xi’an Bell Tower - The Bell Tower, a Ming Dynasty architectural gem, is a prominent landmark in Xi’an. Located at the city’s center, it once marked the time and now attracts many tourists. Visitors are encouraged to photograph the exterior while following a tour guide.
• Drum Tower (Gulou) - The Drum Tower, an emblem of ancient Chinese architecture from the Ming Dynasty, once marked the time and now captivates tourists with its impressive structure. Visitors are encouraged to photograph the exterior while following a tour guide.
• Xi’an Mosque - Known as the Great Mosque, the Huajue Lane Mosque in Xi’an boasts a rich history. Its architecture uniquely blends traditional Chinese and Islamic styles, drawing many visitors interested in exploring Islamic culture.
• Huimin Street - Also known as Xi’an’s Muslim Quarter, Huimin Street is a lively and bustling area. It features a variety of Islamic-style architecture and serves as a cultural melting pot. Visitors can enjoy a range of halal snacks, such as roujiamo and yangrou paomo. The Quarter not only delights the palate but also offers insights into local Muslim culture, making it a must-visit spot in Xi’an.
• Xi’an Museum - A captivating cultural center, Xi’an Museum combines an ancient temple, beautiful gardens, and a modern exhibition hall. With over 130,000 historical artifacts, it offers a comprehensive view of Xi’an’s illustrious past, from prehistoric times to the Qing Dynasty. Visitors can delve into the city’s history, admire ancient artworks, and gain a deeper understanding of Chinese civilization. It is a must-visit for history buffs and tourists alike. Please note that Xi’an Museum is closed every Tuesday, and tour groups on that day will not visit this location.
• Big Wild Goose Pagoda (Dayanta) - The Giant Wild Goose Pagoda, built during the Tang Dynasty, stands about 64 meters tall with seven stories. It was constructed to house Buddhist scriptures and statues brought from India by the famous monk Xuanzang. As a symbol of ancient Chinese Buddhist architecture and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it attracts numerous domestic and international visitors annually. Its majestic appearance and deep cultural significance highlight the flourishing of Buddhism and cultural exchanges during the Tang Dynasty.
• Xi’an Tangle Palace - The Tang Paradise Palace, a renowned Xi’an landmark, offers a unique cultural experience, particularly with its show “The Great Tang Empress.” Featuring exceptional dance, music, and costumes, the show brings the vibrant Tang Dynasty to life, allowing the audience to experience Empress Wu Zetian’s reign and the era’s culture. History enthusiasts should not miss this immersive performance in the palace’s theater.

【The Dumpling Banquet】
The Dumpling Banquet in Xi’an is famous for its wide variety of dumplings, featuring different shapes and fillings, such as pork-vegetable or unique seafood-fruit combinations. The dumplings are not only delicious but also artistically crafted, with some resembling flowers or animals. This experience is more than just a meal; it is a showcase of Chinese culinary art, offering diners a chance to savor diverse flavors and rich food culture. Please note that only the package option including the Dumpling Banquet provides this experience.

• Dinner
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Guide

This one-day tour showcases the best of downtown Xi’an. It’s a small-group excursion, providing an opportunity to enjoy local public transportation. The tour guide is professional, experienced, and friendly, with a talent for narrating Chinese history like a captivating story. All the destinations are iconic landmarks in Xi’an. Even if you choose not to enter, you can capture distinctive photos from the outside, ensuring a memorable experience.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.