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Family-friendly Attractions
Top 50 Family-friendly Attractions near Wanrong [2025]
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Jinci Museum
4.8
/5
14224 reviews
8.6
From AU$17.36
Based on 119 reviews
Taiyuan Ancient County/Jinci Temple | >100 km from downtown
Phone +864006088608
Address: In Jinci Park, Jinyuan District, Taiyuan City, Shanxi Province
Recommended sightseeing time: 2–4 hours
Highlights:
Panoramic view of Jin Shrine from Growing Buddhist Relics Tower
Jinci Museum's three treasures showcase the charm of ancient architecture
Saved by 147 users11071 positive reviews
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Visiting Jinci Scenic Area in late September or early October is highly recommended. The outer area is free, but you need to buy a museum ticket. Inside, there are ancient locust trees of various ages, ranging from hundreds to three thousand years old. The green trees and streams create a pleasant atmosphere, and the temperature is pleasant. Listening to the guide's explanation of the ancient architecture makes it a worthwhile experience.
Jinci Temple made my trip worthwhile. Although it was a little regrettable that the weather was overcast and I didn't see the sun, it did not affect the charming autumn scenery of Jinci Temple at all. Both the cultural history and the natural scenery were captivating.
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Tang Paradise
4.3
/5
25830 reviews
8.3
From AU$14.75
Based on 489 reviews
Dayan Pagoda/The Grand Tang Mall | >100 km from downtown
Phone +8602985511888
Address: No. 99, Furong West Road, Qujiang New District, Xi'an
Recommended sightseeing time: 2–3 hours
Saved by 2237 users13413 positive reviews
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Beautiful area, not crowded on a Friday. We went to have our pictures taken for our Hanfu experience around sunset and walked around afterwards to enjoy the night scenery. Lots of people taking pictures around the northeast gate.
I originally hadn’t planed to visit this place but I’m really glad that I did. It was so magical with all the lights and installments. I haven’t visited the show, but saw a part of it from the other side. I will definitely come back again to see the show.
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Unique Henan Land of Dramas
4.8
/5
5957 reviews
8.1
From AU$62.90
>100 km from downtown
Phone +864000001992
Address: Northwest corner of the intersection of Ping'an Avenue and Guangxin Street, Zhongmu County, Zhengzhou City, Henan Province, China
Recommended sightseeing time: 1–2 days
Saved by 281 users5591 positive reviews
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来郑州一定要去“只有河南”一趟。戏剧和演出都很好看。非常震撼。一天票看了“曹操的麦田”，“苏轼的河南”，“麦子啊麦子”，“薛怀义”，“梦幻剧场”，“张家大院”。离开前可以在门口看“文明之光”
A highly recommended place to visit!
The actors' professional performances combined with stunning sound effects.
The park has two restaurants with very reasonable prices and delicious food.
One day is simply not enough to see everything; I suggest a 3-day or 2-day trip to explore at your own pace.
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The Longest Day in Chang'an Theme Block
4.1
/5
4684 reviews
8.1
From AU$14.75
Dayan Pagoda/The Grand Tang Mall | >100 km from downtown
Phone +864001806888
Address: East side of Mandi Square, Grand Tang Mall, Xi'an City
Recommended sightseeing time: 2–4 hours
Saved by 1089 users3499 positive reviews
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Strolling through the streets of Chang'an Twelve Hours, the melodious sounds of ancient music fill the air, the fragrance of sandalwood permeates the atmosphere, and exquisite Tang Dynasty handicrafts are on display everywhere, making it a place you'll want to linger.
Online reviews for "The Longest Day in Chang'an" are mixed, but I had a great experience. The set design and atmosphere are excellent, the actors in the immersive performance are very professional, and it's highly recommended [applause]. It's so much better than the crowded "Tang Dynasty Never Sleeps City" where you can't even see the actors.
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Daming Palace National Heritage Park
4.1
/5
8673 reviews
7.9
From AU$13.02
Based on 103 reviews
Daming Palace/Xi'an Railway Station | >100 km from downtown
Phone +864000096635
Address: Taihua South Road, Weiyang District, Xi'an City
Recommended sightseeing time: 2–4 hours
Saved by 639 users4891 positive reviews
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Stepping into the Daming Palace Ruins Park, a restored Danfeng Gate stands in the spacious square, and the imperial road paved with blue bricks stretches into the distance. The ruins display areas on both sides use modern technology to recreate the prosperity of the Tang Dynasty.
It's quite large, but there are electric carts available inside, making it worth a visit for those interested in history. It's a pity that only ruins remain; it would have been quite impressive if they had been preserved.
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Xi'an Beilin Museum
4.6
/5
9372 reviews
7.8
From AU$18.44
The bell tower The drum tower/The Xi’an Circumvallation | >100 km from downtown
Phone +8602987253331
Address: No. 15, San Xue Street, Wenchangmen, Xi'an
Recommended sightseeing time: 1–2 hours
Highlights:
The Stele Forest | Over 3K steles
Explore 50+ rare rubbings exhibit
Saved by 621 users5878 positive reviews
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A must-see for calligraphy and ancient book enthusiasts, this exhibition features many masterpieces whose works have survived for centuries, a testament to the advantage and significance of stone carvings. The tomb of Li Xiaohai is also included in one of the exhibition areas, highlighting its immense prestige at the time.
Today I went to the Xi'an Beilin Museum, and my emotions were like a rollercoaster ride. Now that I'm sitting down, I absolutely have to write down these complex feelings.
At first, it completely exceeded my expectations. As soon as I entered, the guide's voice started talking about Confucius. I was a little surprised; I didn't expect it to start there. But as I listened, I found the opening very meaningful, as if it were starting from the roots of our culture. Then, the focus shifted to Buddhism. When those carved stone tablets, Buddha statues, especially the Tang Dynasty artifacts, appeared before my eyes, I was truly awestruck. The details of the carvings explained by the audio guide—the lines were so smooth, so full, and every stroke had meaning. The expressions on the Buddha statues' faces were so serene yet full of power. Standing there, watching the artisans of over a thousand years ago use their knives as pens to carve out faith and narratives, a strong sense of pride suddenly welled up inside me—our ancestors created such amazing things! Immersed in it all, three hours passed by in the blink of an eye, and I didn't feel tired at all.
However, things gradually changed. The latter part of the exhibition mostly featured artifacts themed around calligraphy. I know calligraphy is a national treasure, an art form, and I told myself it was precious. But honestly, my interest waned considerably. The passion ignited by faith seemed to slowly cool. I began to feel that the museum's style was somewhat "polar"—on one hand, visually striking sculptures, and on the other, calligraphy requiring quiet contemplation. Personally, I lost motivation for the latter half. The Stele Forest Museum itself is also incredible, possessing its own unique charm.
Finally, I must say that most of the staff here are exceptionally friendly. The cleaning ladies smiled and gave directions, the security guards were always ready to answer questions, and the ticket sellers and checkers were very gentle. These small acts of kindness made the entire visit feel warm and welcoming, and I felt particularly good. Unfortunately, this good mood was interrupted at the last moment. Around 1:00 PM, as I was preparing to leave and returning the audio guide, the younger guide on the left side of the counter seemed extremely impatient and her tone was agitated. I was momentarily stunned and completely bewildered. Was it because I had kept her from leaving work? Or had something unpleasant happened to her? This stark contrast left a small knot in my heart and a tinge of inexplicable resentment as I walked out of the museum. It was like a beautiful song, perfect at the beginning and middle, but the last note went off-key, diminishing the overall charm of the piece! Oh well, regardless, those artifacts, especially those from the Tang Dynasty, are now etched in my mind. As for that last bit of unpleasantness, let it go with the wind. Overall, it was still a wonderful day. (Ticket 85, audio guide 30)
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The Romantic Show of Xi'An
4.6
/5
3286 reviews
7.7
From AU$39.04
International Exhibition Center/Chanba | >100 km from downtown
Phone +864008888518
Address: 西安市灞桥区世博大道世博园得宝门内
Recommended sightseeing time: 2–3 hours
Saved by 657 users2972 positive reviews
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I fell in love with Xi'an on my first trip there, and this show is definitely a must-see. There's also a haunted house, and people can take photos with the characters. Of course, there are also snacks available if you get hungry, although the taste isn't great. Overall, the show was very entertaining.
The Xi'an Qianguqing Scenic Area is clean and tidy, with beautifully landscaped gardens and small surprises everywhere. The Qianguqing performance was beautiful, exciting, and truly captivating. I'm still savoring the performance after returning home. The theater itself is also clean and tidy, with clear signage, so you don't have to worry about getting lost. There are also plenty of rest areas, so you can rest whenever you feel tired.
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THE GREAT QIN
4.9
/5
1094 reviews
7.7
From AU$45.33
Han Chang'an City Site/Sanqiao | >100 km from downtown
Phone +8602986677888
Address: Northeast corner of the intersection of Tiantai Road and Fengdong Avenue, Weiyang District, Xi'an
Saved by 562 users1069 positive reviews
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Fantastic performers, fantabulous experience and wonderful venues. The minus thing is the patrons of the locals some couldn’t keep quiet while watching
Absolutely stunning, grand scale, and a large cast and crew who all gave their all; the most worthwhile performance in Xi'an. However, the design of the stairs outside the main entrance is utterly incompetent and incredibly inconvenient. It's especially difficult for elderly people to navigate. Why not just have a parallel entrance instead of these long stairs? A truly idiotic design.
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Taiyuan Botanical Garden
4.7
/5
3941 reviews
7.7
From AU$6.51
Taiyuan Ancient County/Jinci Temple | >100 km from downtown
Phone +8603516995666
Address: Jinyuan District of Taiyuan City
Recommended sightseeing time: 2–3 hours
Highlights:
Over 3,000 plants & 25 gardens
Seven themed areas & bonsai
Saved by 143 users3634 positive reviews
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The botanical garden is large and boasts a rich variety of species. In winter, visitors can only view the exhibits inside the buildings, but during other seasons, the entire garden is open to visitors. I was fortunate enough to see the firefly exhibition this time, which was quite a nice way to relive childhood memories. It's truly amazing how such tiny fireflies can emit such bright light. The plants inside the exhibits are as beautiful as ever.
what a place. some great plants here, nice viewing platform and a really nice way to spend a day.We only had an afternoon so we didn't get through everything but I will be back. everyone was so friendly
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Enjoy Animal Kingdom
4.4
/5
4012 reviews
7.6
From AU$21.48
ENJOY.LAND | >100 km from downtown
Phone +8603714000178178
Address: 河南省郑州市新密市刘寨镇大鸿路1号银基国际旅游度假区
Recommended sightseeing time: 1–2 days
Highlights:
6 themed areas, each with unique features
6 zones & 3000 rare animals
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It's definitely worth a visit, ideally for about two days; even one day requires some planning! Overall, I highly recommend it; the kids had a blast 😁 from morning till night. The November temperature in Zhengzhou is still quite warm, perfect for a family trip. It was crowded due to Halloween activities, so I recommend going to the Chief's House first; you can buy a U-Pass there, which is definitely worthwhile.
I finally made it to Yinji Animal Park, a long-awaited destination. I arrived a little after 10:00 AM, but the shuttle was gone, so I couldn't make another reservation. It was incredibly crowded during National Day, and the lines for each show were long. I rode the amphibious vehicle and visited the Chief's House, but only got to enjoy half of it. The show in the central square started a little after 7:00 PM, and the park closed a little after 8:00 PM. I'll definitely come back when it's less crowded!
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