4.7/5
M15***69This was my second trip to Xi'an. Although I bought a ticket, I didn't go to the Terracotta Army; I only went to the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor to pay my respects to this great emperor. He etched the concept of "unity" into the blood of the Chinese people.
4.6/5
Anonymous userThe Xi'an City Wall is truly awe-inspiring; only by being there in person can one truly appreciate its historical grandeur. The entire route is quite long, approximately ten kilometers. After walking for a short while, I rented a bicycle to cycle around the wall. I stopped frequently along the way, and it took about an hour and a half to cycle. I went in the morning, and next time I'd like to see the city wall at sunset or at night.
4.5/5
EshyWorth it🤩🤩. Amazing performance, traditional choreography, wonderful melody . A mix of Modern and classic . A must see show . #memories, #Broadway Chinese version
44.5/5
东篱把酒@Xi'an Citywalk | A Time Machine After a Carb-Filled Walk As dusk settled, I emerged from the Yongningmen subway station and looked up—wow! The golden roof of the Bell Tower was bathed in the glow of the sunset, looking like amber—absolutely stunning! This old building, dating back to the Ming Dynasty, is now gently embraced by glass curtain walls and a sunken plaza, both ancient and modern. In the Line 5 transfer passage, a Ming Dynasty ceremonial guard is "walking" on an AR wall, with vermilion palace lanterns and neon signs lighting up together, surprisingly harmoniously. On the basement level, the food market is filled with the irresistible aroma of biangbiang noodles with chili oil. Next door, at Shaanxi Shisan, young people are queuing up to try the fermented rice flavored ice cream—it's all so novel! On the third-floor observation deck, donning VR glasses, the morning bell and evening drum of the Bell Tower and the drone show at Yongning Gate "fold" before your eyes. A blogger in Hanfu walks past under the eaves, the sounds of wind chimes and helicopters mingling in the wind—it's incredibly captivating! This is the Bell Tower as seen through my eyes—unpretentious and unpretentious, seamlessly blending old traditions with modern life, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the aroma of food and the interplay of light and shadow, experiencing Chang'an firsthand. #AncientTowerNewFashion #CarbsAndCyber #SixHundredYearsInAGlance
54.3/5Anonymous userIt's best to go in around dusk; it doesn't look as beautiful during the day as it does at night with the lights on. Standing on the Ziyun Tower, you can watch the sunset and see the Big Wild Goose Pagoda. During the off-season, it's less crowded, making for great photos. In the evenings, there are many people taking Hanfu (traditional Han clothing) photoshoots. The overall environment is nice, and there are restrooms everywhere, making it a great place for a family trip. There's very little information about the performances and events within the park; there's only a map at the entrance, which means we didn't see many performances. We heard announcements, but we didn't know where they were. Aside from that, everything else is quite nice.
64.7/5
M57***97Teacher Liu Yanrong's explanations were clear and vivid. She has a wealth of historical knowledge, and her language is very engaging, making the reader feel as if they are there 😀, which further piqued my interest in this historical subject.
74.1/5Anonymous userVenue rather small than expected, but immersive experience with the many NPCs makes the visit really worthwhile. Looked high & low in Xi’an for 火晶柿子 from the drama series, but it can only be found here! Highly recommended to try it, indeed delicious. Also recommend 石头拌饭 in the food street. At times may feel somewhat constrained due to the small venue cos not that much space to stroll around & different performances take place on rotation more or less around same spots, but despite so can still easily spend an entire day here if chasing after the various scheduled performances. Will still come here again when next visit Xi’an!
84.5/5
❤️洋洋The Tang Dynasty Never Sleeping City is not only a tourist attraction but also a carrier of cultural heritage. It regularly hosts cultural activities such as Tang poetry recitals and traditional musical instrument performances, allowing visitors to gain a deeper understanding of the literary and artistic achievements of the Tang Dynasty while enjoying their visit.
94.7/5
张家老飞侠Approaching the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, its ancient and solemn structure stands tall and majestic, having withstood a thousand years of history. Climbing the pagoda offers a panoramic view of Xi'an, a truly expansive vista. Nearby, the solemn statue of Xuanzang stands nearby, while the vibrant Tang Dynasty City Never Sleeps exudes a lively atmosphere. Strolling through the park, the air is filled with the scent of incense, and the interplay of ancient architecture and light creates a scene that is both historically weighty and bustling with life. Quietly appreciating the fusion of the old and the new, one feels a sense of peace and creates an unforgettable experience.
104.1/5
Babək /苏博It’s wasn’t as I expected, But Still I would say if you stay Xian longer you can visit, and visit on sunny days
Sun Yang visits the Terracotta Army in Xi'an
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