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Jianguo Puyin Hotel (Xi'an Big Wild Goose Pagoda Datang Everbright City Branch)

Jianguo Puyin Hotel (Xi'an Big Wild Goose Pagoda Datang Everbright City Branch)

4.8/51383 Reviews
South Area
Traveling to Xi'an with children, the hotel is clean and hygienic, and every service staff is warm and thoughtful. My room is on the 10th floor. I can see the Tang Dynasty that never sleeps and the Big Wild Goose Pagoda at night. I like the floor-to-ceiling windows and the sunshine in the morning. There are many kinds of breakfast, and the latest is 10 o'clock, which doesn't prevent me from sleeping in. It was very close to the Tang Dynasty Evernight City. If we go to the Bell Tower, we can take bus 26 at the entrance. It is quite empty and there are seats every time. A little further on, there is a Huzi Water Basin with delicious mutton, I recommend trying it.
Hidden Hotel (Xi'an bell Tower Nanmen Wangfujing)

Hidden Hotel (Xi'an bell Tower Nanmen Wangfujing)

4.8/51273 Reviews
Nanmen Square Area
It's on the upper floor of Wangfujing, and the location is super good. You can walk to the city wall and the bell tower, which are not far away. If you are lazy, you can go downstairs to eat. It is also very convenient to buy things in the mall or convenience store downstairs~
Jianguo Puyin Hotel (Xi'an Big Wild Goose Pagoda University of Technology Subway Station Branch)

Jianguo Puyin Hotel (Xi'an Big Wild Goose Pagoda University of Technology Subway Station Branch)

4.8/5631 Reviews
Qujiang Exhibition Area
When I went to Kunming this year, I stayed at Puyin for the first time. My family all thought it was good, elegant style, and delicious breakfast, so I also gave priority to Puyin in Xi'an. The rooms in this hotel are larger than those in the city. There are many places to eat downstairs and nearby. It costs more than 10 yuan to take a taxi to the city center. The service is also very good. The TV can be projected on the phone

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More about Hidden Hotel, Xi＇an

Xi'an, one of China's oldest cities, stands as a testament to its rich history and cultural heritage. As the starting point of the Silk Road, Xi'an offers visitors a portal to the past with its ancient landmarks and a vibrant city life.

Popular Attractions in Xi'an

  • Terracotta Army of Emperor Qin Shi Huang: Gaze upon the thousands of life-sized soldier statues, each with unique features, guarding China's first emperor in his afterlife.
  • City Wall: Stroll or cycle atop the well-preserved Ming Dynasty city walls, offering panoramic views of the city.
  • Bell Tower and Drum Tower: Located in the city center, these iconic structures mark the heart of old Xi'an and offer a glimpse into the city's timekeeping practices of the past.
  • The Great Mosque (Huiju Temple): Visit this architectural gem that blends Chinese and Islamic styles, a symbol of Xi'an's historical multiculturalism.
  • Big Wild Goose Pagoda: A symbol of Xi'an, this ancient pagoda is a marvel of Buddhist culture and architecture.
  • Small Wild Goose Pagoda: A quieter, more serene alternative to its larger counterpart, this pagoda is also an important Buddhist site.
  • Shaanxi History Museum: Discover the region's rich history through a vast collection of artifacts housed in this modern museum.

Transportation in Xi'an

  • Xi'an Xianyang International Airport: The main gateway to the city, offering numerous domestic and international flights.
  • High-Speed Trains: Xi'an's train network connects it to major cities like Beijing and Shanghai, with fast and frequent services.
  • Subway: A convenient way to navigate the city, with lines that reach most of the popular tourist sites.
  • Buses and Taxis: Affordable and widely available, buses and taxis are great for short-distance travel within the city.

Better to Know Before Visiting Xi'an

  • Currency: The Chinese Yuan (RMB) is the local currency. Credit cards are accepted in most places, but it's wise to carry cash for smaller transactions.
  • Language: Mandarin is widely spoken. English is spoken in tourist areas, but learning a few basic Chinese phrases can be very helpful.
  • Etiquette: Respect local customs and traditions. When visiting temples, dress modestly and remove your hat when indoors.
  • Visa Regulations: Most visitors need a visa to enter China. Ensure you have the correct visa and that your passport is valid for at least six months.

Average Temperature and Packing Notes in Xi'an

SeasonAverage High (°C)Average Low (°C)Packing Suggestions
Spring2510Light layers, umbrella for occasional rain.
Summer3525Lightweight clothing, sunscreen, hats.
Autumn2515Light sweaters, jackets for cooler evenings.
Winter10-5Warm clothing, coats, scarves, gloves.

What to eat in Xi'an

  • Biang Biang Noodles: Known for their width and chewiness, these noodles are served with a spicy sauce.
  • Yangrou Paomo: A hearty dish of bread soaked in a mutton or beef broth, typically shared among friends.
  • Jiaozi (Dumplings): A variety of fillings are available, from meat to vegetables, and they can be enjoyed all year round.
  • Roujiamo: Often referred to as the Chinese hamburger, it's a delicious combination of baked bread filled with slow-cooked meat.
  • Lamb Soup: A warming dish, especially popular during the colder months, served with flatbread.
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