Travel through time and space to uncover the glory of the Tang Dynasty at the Daming Palace National Heritage Park!

Daming Palace National Heritage Park 📍Address: Taihua South Road, Weiyang District, Xi'an. 🚗Transportation: - Public transportation: Take Xi'an Metro Line 2 to "Daming Palace West Station" or "Anyuanmen Station", then walk or transfer to a bus to reach the park. - Self-driving: Depart from downtown Xi'an and drive along Taihua South Road. The park has multiple parking lots for self-driving tourists. 🕙Opening hours: - April 15-October 15: 8:30-19:00 - October 16-April 14 of the following year: 8:30-18:00 💰Ticket price: The ticket price is CNY 60 per person. 🌟Highlights: - Daming Palace National Heritage Park is the most magnificent and magnificent building site in the "Three Nei" of Chang'an City in the Tang Dynasty, with rich historical and cultural value. - There are palace sites such as Hanyuan Hall, Linde Hall, Sanqing Hall, Qingsi Hall, Xuanzheng Hall and Zichen Hall in the park, as well as important historical sites such as Danfeng Gate and Xuanwu Gate. - The park has a Daming Palace Museum group, including the Tang Culture Museum, Daming Palace Museum, Daming Palace Modern Art Museum and Daming Palace Comprehensive Exhibition Hall, providing tourists with the opportunity to learn about Tang culture in depth. - The park also provides a night view system, allowing tourists to experience the brilliance of Daming Palace at night. 📌Tips: - It is recommended that tourists plan their tour routes in advance. The park is large, so it is advisable to arrange your time reasonably to avoid missing exciting attractions. - There are multiple areas in the park, including paid and free areas. Tourists can choose to visit according to their personal interests. - Since the park is large, it is recommended to wear comfortable shoes for long walks. - There are multiple rest areas and dining facilities in the park, and tourists can rest and replenish energy in time. - Pay attention to the protection of cultural relics, do not touch or climb the ruins, and respect historical relics.