Xi'an
The Exceptional Xi'an Experience
Xi’an, the 13-dynasty ancient capital, is 13 times larger than New York and 6 times bigger than London. With 20+ years of expertise, we know real connections create lasting memories.Step into Hanfu and enter the Tang Dynasty, shape your own terracotta figure, handle real Qin artifacts, cook dumplings with locals, or craft intangible cultural heritage — we make each moment meaningful.Share your interests, and your personal advisor will design a customized trip full of local gems in Xi’an and beyond — Luoyang, Datong, Pingyao, or Beijing. Discover the soul of ancient China with us.
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Xian Travel FAQs
Visiting Xi’an is like entering a living museum where ancient history and modern life coexist harmoniously. As the ancient capital of 13 dynasties and the starting point of the legendary Silk Road, Xi’an is a treasure trove of Chinese civilization, most famously home to the awe-inspiring Terracotta Warriors.
In addition, the city’s vibrant Muslim Quarter offers a sensory feast with its bustling markets and unique blend of Chinese and Islamic culture. Traditional arts, such as shadow puppetry and calligraphy at Gao Family Mansion, offer a deep cultural immersion. Dressed in classical Chinese attire, you can follow experts in making traditional sweets and pastries, enhancing the authenticity of the experience. Mount Huashan offers thrilling hikes with breathtaking views for adventure seekers.
Whether arriving from abroad or traveling domestically, getting to Xi’an is convenient. Xi’an Xianyang International Airport provides direct flights to and from major European and Asian cities, while its North Railway Station connects the city to numerous destinations across the country. Popular rail routes include the Beijing-Xi’an line, Beijing-Luoyang-Xi’an line, and Xi’an-Chengdu/Chongqing line, making your China tour comfortable and efficient. Additionally, the strategic location of Xi’an makes it an excellent base for further travel to western provinces such as Gansu, Xinjiang, and Tibet.
Xi’an experiences distinct seasons, with spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) offering the most comfortable weather. It’s advisable to avoid the big crowds in summer(July to Auguest) and major public holidays like National Day in early October and Labor Day in early May. If you plan to visit during these busy periods, booking in advance is essential. Rest assured, our experienced travel advisors will help you navigate the crowds and ensure a memorable Xi’an trip.
Xi’an’s most iconic attractions include the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor, where you can marvel at the world-renowned Terracotta Army and the delicate Bronze Chariots and Horses. The bustling Muslim Quarter is another must-visit for its vibrant street food scene and rich cultural atmosphere, while Tang Paradise (Daming Palace) offers a glimpse into the grandeur of ancient China.
If you’re eager to explore more of Xi’an’s hidden gems, here are the suggestions for your reference:
For History buffs, don’t miss Hanyangling, the tomb of Emperor Jing of Han. Here, you will find smaller-sized terracotta figures vividly displaying the court life in the Han Dynasty.
Famen Temple, housing the sacred relic of the Buddha’s finger bone, is a must-see for those interested in a spiritual Buddhist journey.
For a deeper delve into imperial history, consider visiting the Qianling Mausoleum, resting the only female emperor in Chinese history. Another noteworthy site is Maoling, the grand tomb of Emperor Wu of Han.
If you’re drawn to the outdoors, Mount Huashan is an exhilarating destination with its steep trails and breathtaking views. Another natural wonder, the Qinling Mountains, locates some of China’s rarest wildlife, including the brown panda, Qizai.
