In the afternoon,you will back to Xi’an City.Visiting The Bell Tower.It is located at the center of the city and deserves to be known as one of best places to visit in Xian. Built using the typical architecture of the Ming Dynasty, it has a square base of masonry and a 3-layer square tented roof with dark green glazed tiles on the top.

Lunch,you can taste local snack in Muslim Quarter paid by your own account.The Muslim Quarter, also known as Huimin Jie in Pingyin, is the hub of the Muslim community in Xi'an City. Muslim food and souvenir market is another feature of the area. the buildings on both sides of the street are modeled on the styles of both the Ming and Qing Dynasties. You can taste ‘Yangrou Paomo’- Crumbled Unleavened Bread in Mutton Stew. Roast beef, mutton or lamb is another snack that can make your mouth water. While the most famous snack on this street is the steamed stuffed bun of Jiasan. The main ingredients of the steamed stuffed bun here are beef or mutton mixed with the soup decocted from the bones of sheep or cattle.

In afternoon,you will visit The Great Mosque.It is one of the oldest, largest and best-preserved Islamic mosques in China.According to historical records engraved on a stone tablet inside, the Great Mosque was built in 742 during the Tang Dynasty . This was a result of Islam being introduced into Northwest China by Arab merchants and travelers.In Xi'an, it is really well worth a trip to see the Great Mosque, not only for its centuries' old history but also for its particular design of mixed architecture - traditional Muslim and Chinese styles.

Last destination is Xi'an City Wall. Xi'an City Wall-adorned with a moat and the circular City Wall Park, the wall surrounds the square inner city. It is the most complete city wall to survive in the country, as well being one of the largest ancient military defensive systems in the world, built first in the early Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) and renovated in recent years.