The Shaanxi History Museum in Xi'an, regarded as 'the pearl of ancient dynasties and house of Chinese treasures', gives a miniature overview of the thousands of years of Chinese history and the splendid ancient cultures of olden times. You can gain special insight into the history of the Shaanxi region from the commentary of our guide.

This pagoda, Xi’an’s most famous landmark, it is one of China’s best examples of a Tang-style pagoda (squarish rather than round), it was completed in AD 652 to house Buddhist Sumatra brought back from India by the monk Xuan Zang. His travels inspired one of the best-known works of Chinese literature, Journey to the West.

Tang Dynasty Art Museum is located in the southern suburbs of Xi'an Big Wild Goose Pagoda east of the Qujiang Scenic Area. The museum is China's first dating art museum, by the Sino-Japanese joint venture to build.

Our guide will lead you to visit the most famous landmarks of Xi'an, the Bell Tower. It is located in the heart of Xi'an and connecting the four roads from east, south, west, and north within the city wall. Atop the Bell Tower you will have a panoramic view of the Xian City

It is one of the oldest, largest and best-preserved Islamic mosques in China.

It's the main street with a few intersecting roads. It has become a famous attraction of Xi’an for its profound Muslim cultural atmosphere and rich kinds of local street food. The Muslim quarter is a fascinating area where you can find exotic food, interesting people (some of the residents still look like their Arabian cousins) and great souvenir stalls.