Things to do in Tangjiazhai

For one of the most iconic sights in Xi’an City Center, visit the Bell Tower, whose traditional tiered architecture dates back to the 14th century. Historical displays fill the exhibition halls of its floors, which provide excellent views of the area. See the majestic structure at night, when it beams with bright light.

The rows of thousands of figures that make up the Terracotta Army is among the most astonishing sites in the country. These sculpted soldiers, horses and chariots depict the armies of first Emperor of China Qin Shi Huang, serving to protect him in the afterlife. Get face to face with these fascinating relics for a sense of their large size.

Xi’an City Walls are among the oldest and best-preserved municipality fortifications in China. Dating back to the Ming Dynasty of the 14th century, the walls enclose an area of 8,960 acres (3,625 hectares). See the gates at night, when their towers and bridges are illuminated.

Giant Wild Goose Pagoda is a symbolic leaning structure that lights up the night sky. The tower rises to a height of 210 feet (64 meters) and has an elegant square cone design. It is part of the Da Ci’en Temple Complex and draws Buddhist pilgrims from across the world. Gaze up at the tall seven-story structure from afar to appreciate its splendor.

The Great Mosque of Xi’an is among the oldest and most significant Islamic spiritual homes in China. Founded during the Tang dynasty, it consists of several structures and picturesque grounds in an area of 3 acres (1.2 hectares). Relish the serene ambiance, as you traverse the four landscaped gardens.