4.7/5
蝈蝈16888I trusted Ctrip and chose the guided tour package, which was only a dozen yuan more expensive than the entrance ticket. It included a professional tour guide's excellent commentary for two hours, followed by a tea break. While it did introduce some shopping options, these were from reputable merchants, and I was free to choose what I wanted to buy; there was no pressure or sales tactics.
4.5/5
_We***98Huaqing Palace is definitely worth a visit! The pavilions and towers within the palace grounds are antique and elegant, and the scenery is captivating. I especially recommend the live performance of "The Song of Everlasting Regret," a grand stage setting paired with dazzling lighting effects that brings the classic story to life, making it a must-see audio-visual feast.
4.6/5
三天第Bringing kids to Xi'an Ancient Love Park is all about convenience, and the indoor playground is the easiest part! The kids could spend an entire afternoon there without getting bored. I could even watch the light and shadow show from the rest area next door – it was quite magical. Of course, we had to see the show; the flood scene was so realistic, the kids were screaming with excitement. We also passed by the Qin King's tea tasting performance; the actors' costumes were majestic, and the atmosphere was fantastic. My kids and I had a great time today, and we'll definitely choose to come here again next time.
4.6/5
张家老飞侠Stepping into the Xi'an World Expo Park, lush greenery, crystal-clear lakes, and a gentle breeze create a delightful atmosphere. The iconic pavilions, with their unique designs, blend harmoniously with the natural scenery. Strolling along the paths, flowers and greenery abound, and the shimmering lake in the distance offers a tranquil and comfortable escape. Away from the hustle and bustle, one can fully enjoy the vitality of nature, relax, and find true peace and contentment in this tranquil haven.
4.5/5
spatickFun experience with movable seats, theatrical performances, interesting theatrics and novelties such as camels and doggos acting as wolves. Storyline wise, it is "slightly" exaggerated and contrived but this is acceptable as it allows a wider range of performances and costumes.
4.1/5
สมสกุลit's a good place to walk around and imagine how utterly grand this place was which used to be the center of the civilization. The place was huge and educational with remains of the foundations of various halls. Visit the museum, then have a nice leisurely stroll
4.6/5
_We***52It's convenient to buy and use immediately. Coming to Xi'an without visiting the city wall would be a real shame. After climbing the wall, you can rent a bicycle to ride. It's a bit tiring, but quite enjoyable!
4.6/5蝈蝈16888I first visited the Beilin Museum in 1988 and have done so several times over the years, with the ticket price never exceeding 10 yuan. This year, however, it jumped to 85 yuan. Since I was already there, I decided to take a look. I was surprised to find a massive new museum built behind the old buildings. Even after walking four floors and my legs gave out, I still hadn't seen half of it. It's a perfect blend of the oldest stone carvings and the most modern museum, definitely worth the ticket price. I'll definitely come back sometime in the future to explore it properly.
4.5/5
Anonymous userThe hotel owner was very welcoming and helpful, giving me directions to various attractions. The hotel was nice, clean, and conveniently located inside the Xi'an city wall, right in the city center, very close to attractions like the Bell Tower. It offered excellent value for money. I stayed at this hotel again when I visited Xi'an.
4.3/5
没有糖的喵丶The Muslim Quarter in Xi'an is a popular tourist destination, possessing both unique charm and areas for improvement. On the positive side, the Muslim Quarter is a paradise for food lovers. It boasts a wide variety of Xi'an specialties, such as mutton stew, roujiamo (meat sandwich), and zenggao (steamed glutinous rice cake), allowing visitors to sample authentic Xi'an flavors in one place. Many shops are long-established businesses, adhering to traditional techniques to ensure the original taste of the food. Furthermore, the Muslim Quarter has a rich cultural atmosphere. As a Hui Muslim community, it features several mosques, including the Grand Mosque of Huajue Lane, and displays Ming and Qing dynasty-style architecture, offering a unique glimpse into Muslim culture. In addition, the Muslim Quarter enjoys a prime location in the city center, close to attractions like the Bell and Drum Towers and the Xi'an City Wall, making it convenient for tourists to visit these sites. However, the Muslim Quarter also has some drawbacks. Due to its popularity, it attracts many tourists, especially during peak season, resulting in crowded streets and long queues at popular food stalls. Over-commercialization is also a concern, with some goods being overpriced and the food quality varying considerably. In addition, the large number of tourists puts pressure on sanitation maintenance, sometimes resulting in excessive litter and heavy cooking fumes in the area. Overall, the Muslim Quarter in Xi'an is worth a visit. Visitors can experience a unique cultural atmosphere and sample local delicacies, but should be prepared to avoid peak hours and carefully assess the quality of the food.
