I personally think that Shaanxi is only Yan'an and Xi'an can play. I don't think it is necessary to play 10 days so long. Why don't you shorten 10 days so long to 5-6 days and use that money to improve the quality. Oh, that is, you can play everything in 5-6 days. Give you design a route:
The first day by train to Yan'an. Accommodation can choose some of the local flavor characteristics of the hotel to live, although Yan'an has a lot of high-end hotels, but out to play. In Yan'an University there is a kiln-style hotel to choose from, the price is not expensive, usually only 30 yuan can live very comfortable.
Playing can be arranged in this way: the first day: Yangjialing - Zaoyuan - Revolutionary Memorial Museum - Baotashan - Hukou
The second day: Hukou Waterfalls - Huangdi Mausoleum - Xuan Yuan Temple. Xuan Yuan Temple.
The next day, I took the T44 to Xi'an at about 4:00 pm and arrived at about 8:00 pm. By the way, this T44 is a good train! You can't go wrong with it, the carriages are China's most advanced 25T model, very comfortable, and the locomotive is a DF11G, one of China's most advanced internal combustion locomotives, so the speed won't be bad at all. If you are tired, you might want to get a sleeper. On the way 5 hours to sleep, and then enjoy the night view of Xi'an is not bad. Of course, in order to avoid too many people, it is best to buy a ticket just after arriving in Yan'an. Remember: Yan'an station is being remodeled, and the train goes to Yan'an North Station.
When you come to Xi'an. I can give you some advice: Shaanxi's consumption level is not very high. Let's say for example, the famous Shaanxi beef and mutton steamed buns, ordinary is only 6-8 yuan a bowl, in Xi'an a month to get 1000 salary is enough to spend. Tourism in Shaanxi doesn't seem to be very crowded except on major holidays. So don't worry about too many people. As for hotels, we suggest you don't look for one near the train station when you come to Xi'an, it's quite messy there. Look for some regular hotels.
When you arrive in Xi'an at night, you should first store your bulky luggage at the train station. Then walk all the way out of the train station to Jiefang Road, from where you can take a bus to the Bell Tower, the center of Xi'an. Once you arrive, you may want to shop around while scouting for a good hotel. If your finances allow, you can choose the 4-star Bell Tower Hotel. With the Bell Tower as the center, East Street sells mainly clothes, and there is a snack street behind the Drum Tower on West Street, so go and enjoy yourself! North Main Street has quite a few places to shop and have a proper meal.
After you have chosen your hotel, you can go to the train station to collect your stored luggage.
The third day of your trip to Xi'an begins! First stop: Xi'an Bell Tower
Early in the morning, take a bus to visit the Xi'an Bell Tower, which is located in the center of the city, at the intersection of the four main streets of east, west, south, north and south: in the daytime, there are famous songs played by ancient bells on the bell tower for tourists to enjoy, there are beautiful and exquisite porcelain for tourists to visit, and you can look down on Xi'an's four main streets, which is a very unusual effect.
After the visit, you can have breakfast in the nearby snack street. Have a bowl of lamb meat bubbles, which Northwesterners can't forget for a long time, and eat a plate of spicy and fragrant Liangpi, which will also y brand a permanent impression of the ancient city of Xi'an's food.
After leaving Xi'an's iconic Bell Tower, you will come to the second stop: Shuyuanmen
Second Stop: Shuyuanmen
Walking southward from the Bell Tower for about 1 stop, you will come to the second stop, Shuyuanmen. Shuyuanmen Street: It is a complete and old street in Xi'an. Shuyuanmen was named after the Guanzhong Academy, the largest academy in Shaanxi, which was located here in the Ming Dynasty. The street is paved with green stone, with stores in ancient colors, and filled with elegant cultural atmosphere and refined cultural atmosphere. At the end of this historical and ancient street, the Beilin Museum is in front of you, visit the third station - Beilin Museum.
Third stop: the Beilin Museum
The Beilin is now displaying *** one thousand and eighty-seven tablets. It is known as the meeting place of Chinese calligraphy, the largest and oldest stone library in the world, and is also known as the Museum of Chinese Calligraphic Inscriptions.
After coming out of the Stele Forest, Wenchang Gate, one of the entrances to the Xi'an City Wall, is just around the corner
Fourth Stop: Xi'an City Wall
Built between the third and eleventh years of the Ming Dynasty's Hongwu Dynasty, the Xi'an City Wall is a symbol of Xi'an city. Many people may not know that Xi'an's city wall is also one of the most concentrated places for foreigners, tourists from all over the world like to come here to visit and browse, and it is really hard to see Chinese people when you walk around! It's a good place to practice speaking foreign languages. Taking in the majestic city wall, under the south gate. And that concludes the journey on the wall. If you want to go around more, of course you can rent a bike there at the city gate! After having enough fun, let's enjoy the food of Xi'an once again! Taiwan Wenji Soya Bean Milk Steakhouse at the Shuyuan Gate entrance, and Jingshunxiang Shabu Shabu Meat Restaurant at the Zhuqiao Gate are both great places to sample the food.
After dinner, today's tour is considered the end of the day, and the schedule is not too tight, so you can enjoy the scenery of Xi'an to your heart's content. In the evening, of course, you have to go shopping!
Day 4:
Stop 5: Big Wild Goose Pagoda
This Tang Dynasty pagoda is a unique symbol of the ancient city of Xi'an, which is characterized by traditional Chinese architectural art. The North Square of the Big Wild Goose Pagoda has one of the best musical fountains in Asia. It is recommended to go there at night to see the effect of colored lights and fountains, which makes the Big Wild Goose Pagoda more attractive. Nowadays, the Big Wild Goose Pagoda and the North Square of the Wild Goose Pagoda have become one of the landmarks of Xi'an, and you can't come to Xi'an without visiting this place. When you visit the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, you can visit the North Square of Wild Goose Pagoda according to the time, because the musical fountain in the North Square is on a time schedule. It doesn't matter if you visit during the day, there will be extra people there at night, which will even affect your mood of visiting.
After visiting the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, you can walk one stop westward to the sixth stop-Shaanxi History Museum
Sixth stop: Shaanxi History Museum
You can enjoy the style of Shaanxi's historical relics here. Shaanxi History Museum is China's first large-scale national museum with modern facilities, known as the "Pearl of the Ancient Capital, Treasures of China". The museum covers an area of 65,000 square meters, with a building area of 55,600 square meters, a library of 8,000 square meters of cultural relics, and an exhibition hall with a total length of more than 2,000 meters. Here, if you want to know more, you can follow the back of a tour guide to listen to the detailed explanation of each piece of cultural relics, plus take a notebook to write down some knowledge. I'm sure you'll learn a lot about history.
Leaving the Shaanxi History Museum, has been the old city in the afternoon, this time, you can go to eat, Big Wild Goose Pagoda Square side of the KFC to eat, huh. After eating do bus to Datang Hibiscus Garden!
Seventh stop: Datang Hibiscus Garden
Datang Hibiscus Garden is a key tourism project in Xi'an City, Shaanxi Province, covering a total area of 998 acres, the garden is built with a number of Tang Dynasty style buildings, and recreational facilities and large-scale Tang Dynasty cultural theme song and dance performances and so on. Xi'an Qujiang is a masterpiece of ancient Chinese garden and architectural art, and is regarded as one of the pioneers of Chinese classical gardens. During the Tang Dynasty, Qujiang had a royal forbidden garden [Furong Yuan] dedicated to the emperor and his court. Be sure to pick up a map at the door when you enter, otherwise I'll be worried that you'll be "lost in thought" in this beautiful, sprawling garden. During the grand festivals, there are also fireworks displays to watch. At night, you can stroll through the prosperous palace of Tang Dynasty. If you feel as if you are a king, just try it.
From the last stop, you can also choose to go to the lively night market on Dongxin Street to eat some Xi'an snacks or delicious lobster, where the snacks are famous for a long time, is worried about the recent campaign to create health, will it be temporarily banned? It is recommended to ask around the Xi'an people there first.
Now that the tour is basically over, you can either leave at the end of the day or stay another day to do some shopping, which is definitely a good option!
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