Xi'an is simply an ideal place in China

#travelinginchina I made a special trip to Xi'an just for these few photos. People often say that Xi'an holds half of Chinese history, and it truly lives up to the reputation. The off - season in Xi'an is an absolute gem. During the day, it exudes the charm of Chang'an City from the Qin and Han dynasties, built with ancient bricks and tiles. At night, it transforms into a vibrant, brightly lit metropolis that never sleeps. I've compiled 13 niche check - in spots for you. Save this guide first. It'll come in handy when you plan your visit to Xi'an, and you'll be able to create amazing posts for your social media! Here's a 3 - day 2 - night tour route. On Day 1, start at Guangren Temple, then visit Xi'an Museum, Xiaoyan Pagoda, Anren Fang, and end the day at Xiaonanmen Night Market. Day 2 takes you to Yongning Gate City Wall, Starbucks, Erhui Lane, Luli Hanfu, Bell Tower, and Kaiyuan Mall. On the final day, Day 3, explore Da Yanta South Square, Dayue City, Qinglong Temple, and then head back home. There are some really cool photo - worthy spots. At Dacien Temple Site Park, you can frame the Buddha statue with the Big Wild Goose Pagoda. Remember to use a long - focus lens for the best shot. Xiwutai Yunju Temple, an ancient temple over a thousand years old, looks magnificent in the sunlight with its red walls, high platforms, and glazed tiles. For a great view of the Drum Tower, head to the top floor of Coffee&Tea and take a photo. Standing on the Xi'an city wall at Yongning Gate Tower, you can't help but feel a deep sense of history that spans thousands of years. Qinglong Temple has a unique architectural style, and the best time to take photos is at sunset for a more atmospheric feel. Use a drone to capture the bustling night view of the Clock Tower. Xiangzi Temple offers a great opportunity to take photos on its exterior walls, helping you avoid the crowds. Guangren Temple, a blend of Han and Tibetan styles, with its red walls and golden roofs, is a great subject for your camera. Huimin Street is not only a food lover's paradise with lots of local snacks but also a great place to check in. At Two - way Lane Hot Pot, you can take a photo with the "Chang'an" logo, but be prepared to queue early as it's always crowded. Finally, at Anrenfang Site Exhibition Hall, you can experience the Tang - Dynasty lifestyle and check out the uniquely designed, aesthetically pleasing lampshades. #travel #trip #localguides #familytrip #historicallandmarks