"If you don't enter Xi'an, you will miss your life"!

There are indeed many ancient towns worth visiting in Xi'an, such as Qingchuan Mu Ancient Town, Huayang Ancient Town, Liushui Ancient Town, Shuhe Ancient Town, Lintong Muke Village and so on.

Next, let’s introduce the characteristics and food of these ancient towns.

Huayang Ancient Town began in the Qin and Jin Dynasties and is the famous Tangluo Ancient Road in history. What is unique about it is that the Ming and Qing Dynasty buildings in Huayang Ancient Town are very well preserved, including the outline of the ruins of the ancient Huayang County city wall.

Among them, the yamen, inns, pawnshops, restaurants, teahouses and other buildings are still well preserved. Huayang Ancient Town is a rare Ming and Qing Dynasty ancient town in the mountains.

Well worth a visit!

The special delicacies of Huayang Ancient Town include rare black rice wine, Huayang native honey, fragrant rice, black rice, etc., which are worth trying.

Most of the existing ancient streets in Flatiron Ancient Town are buildings from the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The most distinctive one is the stilted building that "gives up three feet of land and takes up an extra share of the sky."

The origin of the name of the ancient town of Flatiron is very interesting. There is a saying that it was renamed Flatiron Town because its terrain resembles the irons used for sewing in the old days.

Another theory is that in the 23rd year of Daoguang, there was a sudden flood. Feng Shui master said that because water and fire are incompatible, if you want to control the flood, you must use fire to suppress it.

The iron is a fire object, and the hot iron is undoubtedly a thing that can avoid water and repel water in people's minds, so the name of the town was changed to Flatiron Town.