Must-visit tourist attractions in Xi'an: Da Ci'en Temple (where Venerable Xuanzang specializes in translating and hiding scriptures), Big Wild Goose Pagoda (housing the statues of Buddha, relics, and Sanskrit classics brought back by Venerable Xuanzang from India), Great Tang Nocturnal City (China's No. 1 cultural MALL), Big Wild Goose Pagoda North Plaza (Asia's largest fountain plaza and the largest water plaza), Shaanxi Museum of History (the place where Shaanxi's finest excavated artifacts are housed), Small Wild Goose Pagoda (built during the Jinglong period of the Tang Dynasty, it is an exquisite Buddhist architectural heritage of the Tang Dynasty), Xi'an Museum (it is a museum integrating museums, scenic spots and city gardens), Qujiang Ruins Park (currently the largest amusement park in Xi'an), Qujiang Cold Kiln (it is the place where Wang Baoshuan waited for her husband Xue Pinggui in the legend of Wang Baoshu's eighteen years of keeping the Cold Kiln), Qujiang Ocean World (marine animals), Xi'an Forest of Steles Museum (the largest collection of monuments in the country), Ming City Wall (the most complete ancient city wall in China), Bell Tower (the largest and best-preserved bell tower among the many bell towers left in ancient China), Drum Tower (four years older than the Bell Tower, with a history of 625 years so far), Xi'an Qinling Safari Park (the first safari park in Northwest China), Cuihua Mountain (a state-level forest park), Southern Wutai (one of the holy sites of Buddhism), Taibaishan Mountain (a sacred place of Buddhism), and the Cuihua Mountain (a national park with a history of over 100 years). Cuihua Mountain (a national forest park), Nanwutai (one of the holy sites of Buddhism), Taibai Mountain (one of the eight scenic spots in Guanzhong), Datang Hibiscus Garden (a large-scale royal garden cultural theme park in the style of the Tang Dynasty), Daminggong National Ruins Park (the palace of the Tang Dynasty in its heyday), Xi'an Hancheng Lake (a tourist spot with the theme of the Han Dynasty and the water culture of Xi'an), Kunming Pond Ruins Park (the site of the Han Dynasty's Wudi's practice of water battles), the Textile City Cultural and Creative Area, Baqiao Ecological Wetland Park, Xi'an World Expo ("Chang'an - Creative Nature - Harmony between City and Nature"), Xi'an Half-slope Museum (the site of primitive matriarchal clans), Lantian Ape Ruins (the site of the Paleolithic apes), Huashan (one of the Five Great Mountains), Terracotta Warriors of the First Qin Emperor (terracotta figures of the First Qin Emperor's burials), Huachan Pond (the palace villa of Emperor Tang and Yang Guifei), and the Huachan Pond (the villa of Emperor Tang and Emperor Yang Guifei). Yang Guifei's palace villa), Lintong Datang Huaqing City (a historical site of humanistic landscape), the Mausoleum of the First Emperor of Qin, the Bingjian Pavilion (where Chiang Kai-shek hid during the Xi'an Incident), the Lintong Museum (a museum of local history), Mount Li (one of the eight scenic spots of Guanzhong, known as "Evening Illumination of Mt. Tomb of Princess Yongtai (Princess Yongtai, daughter of Wu Zetian), Tomb of Prince Yide (Prince Yide, son of Wu Zetian), Tomb of Prince Zhanghuai (Prince Zhanghuai, son of Wu Zetian), Tomb of the Yellow Emperor Regulus (the mausoleum of Emperor Xuanyuan, the founder of the Chinese nation), Maoling Museum (the mausoleum of Emperor Wuzhu of the Han Dynasty), Zhaoling Museum (the mausoleum of Emperor Li Shimin, the first emperor of the Tang dynasty), and Hanyangling Mausoleum (the mausoleum of Emperor Jingdi of the Han Dynasty, and his empress, Wang, who was buried in the same tomb in the same cave. To the Hanyang Mausoleum Museum must see the phantom imaging), the West Market of Datang (the starting point and center of the Silk Road), Shuyuanmen Pedestrian Street (a street of ancient culture), the Bell and Drum Tower Plaza (the central square of Xi'an), the Capital City God Temple (one of the three major city god temples in the world in the Ming Dynasty), Hui Min Street (Xi'an Hui people's residential area and the Hui people's snacks street), the Huanjue Alley mosque (Xi'an's earliest building, the largest and better preserved mosque), Defu Alley (a street of teahouses, cafes and bars), the former site of Zhang Xueliang's residence during the Xi'an Incident, the former site of Yang Hucheng's residence during the Xi'an Incident, the former site of the Eighth Route Army's office in Xi'an, Xingqing Park (the center of gravity of Emperor Tang Xuanzong's administration and the place where Emperor Tang Xuanzong and Yang Guifei resided for a long period of time), Qinglong Temple Ruins Park (the Chinese Buddhist Tantric Temple and the largest place to enjoy cherry blossoms in Xi'an), Recklessness Temple (the royal temple that Princess Taiping built to pray for the blessing of her mother Wu Zetian), and the Guangzhou Temple (a royal temple built to pray for the blessing of her mother Wu Zetian). (a royal temple built by Princess Taiping for the blessing of her mother Wu Zetian), Guangren Temple (a lama temple. Is the Kangxi 1703 came to Shaanxi tour of the special funds to build. It is the only Green Tara main dojo in the country), Xiaozhai (the most youthful and energetic business district in Xi'an), Xi'an Temple of Heaven Ruins Park (south of the southern suburb of Shaanxi Normal University, south of Tiantan Road).

Specialty snacks in Xi'an: roast pork, beef and mutton steamed buns, gourd head steamed buns, dunked buns, powder soup lamb blood, spicy garlic lamb blood, water basin mutton, haggis, bologna, preserved meat buns, preserved lamb, cage meat, steamed meat, steamed lamb, sour soup dumplings, Baochuan caper dumplings, Empress Dowager's hot pot dumplings, wontons, chili lumps, Qinzhen rice skin, Hanzhong noodle skin, sesame sauce cold skin, Qishan rolled noodle skin,