The Xi 'an City Wall is the largest and best-preserved ancient city wall in China. You can stroll along the 600-year-old city wall or rent a bicycle at your own expense and enjoy the beautiful cityscape while cycling.

The Great Ci 'en Temple was built by the emperor of the Tang Dynasty in memory of his mother. It was the most famous imperial Buddhist translation centre. Xuanzang, the greatest translator and traveller in China, personally designed and presided over the construction of the Great Wild Goose Pagoda. After a thousand years of wind and rain, it is one of the few buildings of the Tang Dynasty.

Xi 'an Muslim Quarter is a well-known food culture district in Xi 'an and a snack street in the city. The North Gate where Muslim Quarter is located was originally the government district of the Qing Dynasty. In the late 1990s, some Muslim people rented houses on this street to run restaurants. As a result, Lianhu District shifted its focus towards a restaurant street, and Beiyuanmen thus became a Muslim people's Street. Xi 'an Muslim Quartert, as one of the representatives of Xi 'an's local style, is a general term for several streets in the Muslim district. It is composed of several streets such as Beiguangji Street, Beiyuanmen, Xiyangshi, Dapiyuan, Huajue Lane, and Sajin Bridge. In this area, you can taste authentic Xi 'an snacks and watch the cooking process.