China’s High Speed Rail is the most extensive HSR network in the world, boasting 16,000 km of track which stitch together 28 of the country’s 33 provinces and autonomous regions. ...
80 kilometers northwest of Xi’an lies the sprawling tomb of Emperor Gaozong and his empress Wuzetian, perched majestically atop the peak of Liangshan. As one of the best preserved tombs ...
Nestled deep within the cumin-scented labyrinth of Xi’an’s Muslim Quarter is Gao’s Grand Courtyard, a lavish traditional Chinese dwelling which belonged to one of the most powerful families from Chinese ...
With a history dating back nearly two thousand years, Famensi, or Famen Temple, is heavily steeped in historical and religious significance. As one of four temples in China purported to ...
In 41BC, Han Dynasty Emperor Jing Di LiuQi passed away after 16 years of struggle against his kinsmen and the Huns. He was buried in a chamber covered with a ...
Shanxi Historical Museum: The historical significance of Shannxi Province surpasses that of any other region, as it is known to be the birthplace of ancient Chinese civilization. For an 1100 ...
Biking or walking or taking Electric Car at City Wall: Explore the exquisitely intact city walls of Xian. Walk, ride a bike, or take an electric along the 14-kilometer circuit ...
The Great Mosque is the best-known Islamic Mosque in Xian City. It was built in 742 A.D. (first year of Tian Bao of the Tang Emperor Xuanzong), being restored in ...
An accidental discovery in 1974 revealed the guarded tomb of Emperor Qin. Dating back to 210BC, the Emperors tomb was securely guarded by an army of 7,000 terracotta warriors and ...
Stay in an exciting historic location, just steps from the Big Wild Goose Pagoda and Xian’s many cultural gems, as well as restaurants and an upscale shopping area. Guests also ...