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Emperor Qinshihuang's Mausoleum Site Museum
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Aihua Kudai Noodles Restaurant
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Ancient City Wall

Walk Through 3,000 Years of History in Xi’an

Walk Through 3,000 Years of History in Xi’an

Xi'An
During this four-day journey, you will immerse yourself in Shaanxi's profound history and rich culture. Whether you are savoring authentic local delicacies or experiencing time-honored traditions, it will be an unforgettable journey of cultural exploration.
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Qiqi Barbecue
Qiqi Grill House is a popular local barbecue spot in Xi'an, loved by both residents and tourists for its authentic Guanzhong-style grilled dishes and lively atmosphere. Nestled in a bustling alley near the Giant Wild Goose Pagoda, this no-frills eatery focuses on charcoal-grilled skewers, retaining the original flavor of ingredients with minimal seasonings like cumin, chili, and sesame. It’s a perfect place to experience Xi'an's night food culture and enjoy hearty grilled treats after a day of sightseeing.
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Xi'an City Wall Wen Chang Gate
Wen Chang Gate is an important part of Xi'an Ancient City Wall, boasting profound historical significance. It is named after the "God of Literature" in traditional Chinese culture and is adjacent to the Forest of Stone Steles Museum, making it a cultural gateway of the city.
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Aihua Kudai Noodles Restaurant
Aihua Kudai Noodles Restaurant is a renowned local eatery in Xi'an, specializing in authentic "Kudai Noodles" (also known as Biángbiáng Noodles)—a iconic Guanzhong-style pasta. Located at No. 19 Dongmutou Shi (Main Store), this restaurant is beloved by both locals and tourists for its hand-made wide noodles and rich flavors. The noodles are stretched and slapped on the counter (making a "biángbiáng" sound) to achieve a chewy texture, served in large basins with savory toppings like diced potatoes, radishes, big meat pieces, and signature chili oil "泼"ed with hot oil.
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Giant Wild Goose Pagoda
Located in Xi'an, the Giant Wild Goose Pagoda is an outstanding symbol of Chinese Buddhist culture. Built in 652 AD during the Tang Dynasty, this seven-story pagoda was originally constructed to house Buddhist scriptures brought back from India by the monk Xuanzang. It serves as a window into the rich history and religious devotion of ancient China.

行程

  • Day 1
  • Day 2
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2 个目的地
1 家酒店
4 个景点
2 种美食饮品
0 次航班
第 1 天
3 个点位

Canopy by Hilton Xi'an Qujiang → Emperor Qinshihuang's Mausoleum Site Museum → Aihua Kudai Noodles Restaurant

第 2 天
4 个点位

Ancient City Wall → Xi'an City Wall Wen Chang Gate → Qiqi Barbecue → Giant Wild Goose Pagoda

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