XI'AN

Ancient Wonders Meet Modern

Step into Xi’an, China’s ancient capital, where history whispers from every corner. Home to the legendary Terracotta Warriors, this city is your gateway to 3,000 years of civilization—yet pulses with youthful energy.

Must-Sees:

  • Terracotta Army: Marvel at 8,000 life-sized warriors guarding China’s first emperor (pro tip: hire a guide to unlock their secrets).
  • Ancient City Wall: Cycle atop Ming-era ramparts for skyline views.
  • Muslim Quarter: Feast on roujiamo (Chinese burgers) and persimmon cakes in bustling alleys.

Hidden Gems:

  • Huaqing Palace: Soak in hot springs once reserved for Tang Dynasty royals.
  • Giant Wild Goose Pagoda: Watch sunset light up its golden spire.

Travel Easy:

  • eSIM-ready: Use Google Maps hassle-free (no VPN needed).
  • Metro Lines 4 & 9 zip you to key sites.

By night, sip craft beer in Bar Street or join a Tang Dynasty dance show. Xi’an isn’t just history—it’s alive.

Travel in Xian

  • Terracotta Army

    The Terracotta Army, located near Xi’an, China, is one of the world’s most significant archaeological discoveries. Buried for over 2,500 years, it was created to protect Emperor Qin Shi Huang in the afterlife. The site features thousands of life-sized terracotta soldiers, each with unique facial expressions and poses. Made of clay and painted with vibrant colors, they showcase remarkable craftsmanship and detail. As part of the Qin Mausoleum complex, the Terracotta Army offers a fascinating glimpse into ancient Chinese history and artistry. It’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a must-see for anyone interested in history and culture.

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  • Mount Hua

    Mount Hua, or Huashan, is one of China’s five great mountains and a famous Taoist site. Known for its steep cliffs and breathtaking views, it offers challenging hiking trails and pathways, such as the Plank Walk in the Sky. With its five main peaks, including the highest, South Peak, at 2,154 meters, it provides a thrilling and rewarding experience for adventurers and nature lovers. The sunrise viewed from the mountain is particularly spectacular, making it a must-visit destination for those seeking both cultural depth and natural beauty.

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  • Delicious food

    Xi’an is a paradise for food lovers. The city boasts a variety of traditional delicacies. Lamb paomo is a must-try, with tender lamb and crispy bread in a flavorful broth. Roujiamo, or Chinese burger, features succulent meats in soft buns. Liangpi, or cold skin noodles, offers a refreshing taste with chewy textures and rich seasonings. Don’t miss Biangbiang noodles and various other snacks in Xi’an’s vibrant food markets. These dishes reflect the city’s rich history and cultural heritage, making Xi’an a culinary destination to explore.

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