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Xi'an, a city rich in history and culture that offers the ideal fusion of ancient wonders and contemporary appeal, lies in China's Shaanxi Province. Travelers from all over the world come to Xi'an because it is known as the beginning of the Silk Road and is the location of the famous Terracotta Army. Xi'an offers a vacation that will never be forgotten, whether you choose your interests in history, delicious food, or deep cultural experiences.
Our Xi’an all-inclusive packages ensure you get the best of what the city offers. From guided Xi’an tours of UNESCO World Heritage Sites to carefully curated dining experiences, our packages cater to all tastes. With various Xi’an flight and hotel deals, planning your dream vacation is more affordable and accessible than ever. Explore the city with our tailored Xi’an travel packages, designed to highlight its historical landmarks, bustling markets, and serene parks. Opt for Xi’an vacations to enjoy luxury and adventure, making your trip memorable. For budget-conscious travelers, cheap Xi’an vacation packages ensure you don’t miss out on the city’s incredible offerings. Whether planning a family vacation, a romantic getaway, or a solo adventure, trips to Xi’an cater to various preferences, ensuring a truly immersive experience in one of China’s most captivating cities.
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Flying to Xi'an from the US – Flying to Xi'an from the United States typically involves one or more layovers, as there are no direct flights from the US to Xi'an's Xianyang International Airport (XIY).
Xi'an Currency – The local currency in Xi'an is the Chinese Yuan (CNY), often abbreviated as RMB.
Visa for Xi'an – You must obtain a visa before arriving in the People’s Republic of China (PRC). Your passport must have at least six months' validity remaining.
Getting Around – Xi'an has a variety of transportation options available including trains, long-distance buses, metro, city buses, taxis, and bicycles.
Flight time from the US – The connecting flights take approximately 22 hrs 20 mins from Washington DC to Xi'an.
Time Difference – Xi'An is 13 hours ahead of Washington, DC, USA.
Language in Xi'an – There are various dialects spoken across. However, Guanzhong dialect and Mandarin Chinese are widely spoken.
Weather – The weather in Xi'an varies throughout the year, with distinct seasons that each offer different experiences for visitors.
Xi'an AttractionsXi’an is brimming with historic landmarks that transport visitors back in time. The Terracotta Army, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, features thousands of life-sized clay soldiers crafted to guard the tomb of Emperor Qin Shi Huang and is a highlight of most Xi’an tours. Whether you cycle along its 13.7-kilometer span or stroll, the Xi'an City Wall, an antique defensive barrier around the old city, offers breathtaking panoramic vistas. The Big Wild Goose Pagoda, a famous Buddhist landmark constructed during the Tang Dynasty and renowned for its tranquil temple grounds and mesmerizing nightly light displays, is another must-see. These attractions are staples of many Xi’an all-inclusive packages, ensuring an enriching journey into the city's remarkable history.
Xi'an Food and Drinks
With flavors that reflect its location on the Silk Road, Xi'an's culinary scene is as rich as its history. Biang Biang noodles are a must-try meal because of their spicy toppings and thick, chewy texture. Roujiamo, often known as the Chinese hamburger and a staple in the Muslim Quarter, is another local favorite. Don't miss out on the chance to savor a dumpling buffet that highlights the city's culinary expertise with a variety of fillings and shapes. Our Xi’an vacation deals include food tours, ensuring travelers experience the best local cuisine. Try the local specialties for drinks, such as the refreshing sour plum juice or Shaanxi rice wine, which go well with the city's robust cuisine.
Xi'an ActivitiesThere are many things to do in Xi'an to experience its distinctive fusion of modernity and heritage. Take a Tai Chi class at the City Wall to start your day, and then explore history at the Shaanxi History Museum, which houses artifacts from the Silk Road era. A day trip to Mount Huashan, well-known for its breathtaking views and exhilarating cliffside treks, is an option for daring tourists. Many Xi’an vacation deals include transportation to this natural wonder. Stroll through the busy Muslim Quarter in the evenings, where local specialties, lively marketplaces, and street entertainers combine to create a sensory extravaganza. You can also attend a Tang Dynasty Dinner Show for a mix of traditional music, dance, and cuisine, a highlight of many Xi’an all-inclusive packages.
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Inquire NowOne of the most well-known archaeological finds in China, the Terracotta Army, was discovered in Xi'an, which is also renowned for being the beginning of the historic Silk Road. The city is known for its well-preserved ancient city walls and historical significance as the capital of thirteen dynasties.
The best time to visit Xi'an is spring (April to June) and autumn (September to November) when the weather is mild and pleasant.
Because of its location on the Silk Road, Xi'an is well-known for its robust and filling food that combines flavors from China and Central Asia. The renowned dumpling feasts, Roujiamo (a Chinese-style hamburger), and Biang Biang noodles are must-try dishes.
The local currency in Xi'an, as in the rest of China, is the Chinese Yuan (CNY), often abbreviated as RMB.
Indeed, there are various thrilling day trips available in Xi'an, such as to Mount Huashan, one of China's five sacred mountains and well-known for its breathtaking cliffside pathways. Other well-liked excursions include journeys to the Famen Temple, the historic city of Luoyang, and the Hukou Waterfall on the Yellow River.
Outdoor enthusiasts can go trekking at Mount Huashan, rent a bike to ride around the city's perimeter or explore Xi'an's historic city walls. Visitors can explore the city's numerous parks or take in the picturesque surroundings of the Big Wild Goose Pagoda for a more relaxed outdoor experience.
A typical visit to Xi'an lasts about 3 to 4 days. This gives visitors enough time to explore the major attractions of the city.
