Yan'an
Yan'an is the city with the highest level of protection, the largest scale, and the richest red tourism resources for revolutionary sites in the country. The old revolutionaries lived and fought in Yan'an for 13 years, leaving behind extremely rich revolutionary sites, which are rare in the world. Yan'an is also known as the 'Museum of the Chinese Revolution'.
Mount Hua
Among the famous Five Great Mountains of China, Mount Hua is the Western Great Mountain. It has been known since ancient times as 'the most precipitous mountain under heaven.' Mount Hua is a renowned Taoist mountain, with temples and pavilions scattered around it. The natural and cultural landscapes complement each other, making Mount Hua a famous mountain that many people in China aspire to visit.
Shaanxi History Museum is a large modern national museum in Shaanxi Province, with a vast collection of cultural relics, ranking first among museums in China. It is also known as the 'Pearl of the Ancient Capital, Treasure of China.' The 'Chinese History Code' narrates the artifacts housed in the Shaanxi History Museum, offering a digital display that takes you on a journey through the museum's history.
Hukou Waterfall
Hukou Waterfall in Yichuan County, the largest yellow waterfall in the world, is the second largest waterfall in China. The Hukou Waterfall of the Yellow River is magnificent and imposing. The boiling Yellow River forms a world-famous grand waterfall here, and the Hukou Waterfall is featured on the old 50 yuan RMB note.
Bronze Museum
The China Bronze Museum is located in Baoji and is the largest bronze museum in the country. Baoji is the birthplace of the Western Zhou and Qin states, with numerous underground cultural relics, among which bronzes are the rarest. It allows people to fully understand the bronze culture of the Baoji Bronze Museum and appreciate the charm of Chinese bronze culture.
Hancheng Ancient City
Hancheng Ancient City is located south of Shuicheng, west of Liangshan, and northeast of Yuan. The city is surrounded by mountains and water, making it easy to defend and difficult to attack. The old city district features a Ming and Qing dynasty street, a group of ancient buildings, and a number of traditional courtyard residences. The area retains its antique charm and well-preserved layout.
