Temple recommendations.

Sanyuan Chenghuang Temple was built in the early Ming Dynasty in the eighth year of the Hongwu period (1375) by order of Zhu Yuanzhang. According to the "Guanzhong Jinshi Ji," the Sanyuan Chenghuang Temple has been repaired and expanded more than 20 times since the Ming Dynasty, including 8 large-scale repairs. The temple complex includes more than 40 single buildings, all with glazed roofs, carved beams, and painted rafters, including a screen wall, wooden archway, Yingmen Gate, east and west corridors, stone archway, theater building, east and west side halls, bell and drum towers, archway, moon platform, main hall, east and west side halls, Mingchui Pavilion, God of Wealth Hall, and sleeping palace. Practical information: Tickets are CNY 40, half price for students. It is about a 1-hour drive north from Xi'an, and there is a free parking lot at the entrance. After leaving the Chenghuang Temple, on the right is Sanyuan's famous food - Zhao's Thousand Layer Oil Cake, CNY 10 per serving, including four golden oil towers, a bowl of soy milk, and a bowl of pickles. The oil tower is soft and not greasy, very delicious. Sanyuan County also has historical buildings such as the former residence of Li Jing and the Zhou Family Courtyard, but they are not as good as the Chenghuang Temple. If you have time, you can visit them together.