Shuilu Temple—one of the filming locations for Black Myth: Wukong.

Xi'an Shuilu Temple Black Myth: Wukong One of Xi'an's lesser-known attractions: Shuilu Temple Recommended for those who love ancient Chinese architecture, Buddha statues, and sacred images! This attraction is small, but the highlights are all concentrated on the walls of a small room. The lighting inside is dim, and only the naked eye can appreciate the exquisite and stunning details! This is the first time I've seen such a three-dimensional continuous wall sculpture, and it tells a story. I'm really impressed! The ideas and craftsmanship of the ancients can really make us proud! A few things to note: You can take photos inside, but you can't use flash or touch anything! Currently, the last entry time is 4:30 pm (I know because I arrived at 4:15 pm and almost wasn't allowed in). If you like to sleep in, remember to plan ahead! The entrance to the scenic area is also very lively, with villagers selling mountain goods, wild fruits, and local snacks. I even saw some Chinese dates! It brought back childhood memories in an instant. It must have been a snack for many people when they were kids! There are also some natural walnuts, wild kiwis, persimmons, etc. I bought some to try, and they were delicious. A local friend reminded me that some of them are processed in factories, so be sure to tell the difference! Looking forward to seeing more unique photos!