Nanwutai Mountain (南五台, South Wutai, South Five Terraces), located just outside Xi’an, is a hidden gem in Zhongnan Mountains that […]
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Jinsi Gorge (金丝峡), officially known as “Jinsi Grand Canyon National Forest Park,” is a stunning natural wonder renowned for its
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The Mausoleum of the Yellow Emperor (Mausoleum of Huangdi), located in the Huangdi Ling Scenic Area, is a nationally recognized
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Famen Temple, established in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, rose to prominence during the Northern Wei and flourished in the
The Western Han Dynasty, which spanned from the reign of Emperor Gaozu Liu Bang to Emperor Ping Liu Yan, saw
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Taibai Mountain Forest Park (太白山森林公园) covers an area of 29.49 million square meters and ranges in elevation from 620 meters
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Huashan Mountain (华山), also known as “Xiyue (西岳),” is one of China’s famous Five Great Mountains. Described in Shui Jing
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Hancheng Lake (汉城湖), located in the northwest of Xi’an, was originally the Tuanjie Reservoir. Stretching 6.27 kilometers from Daxing Road
The Banpo site has a history of over 6,000 years and is a typical Neolithic Yangshao Culture matriarchal settlement that
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According to legend, Bailuyuan (白鹿原) got its name from the appearance of a white deer. The Book of the Later
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The Guanzhong Folk Art Museum (关中民俗艺术博物馆) is located at the foot of the sacred Buddhist site, South Wutaishan, from the
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Louguantai (楼观台) is named after the Zhou Dynasty, where the ancient sage Laozi composed the “Tao Te Ching,” consisting of
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