Huxian Taiping Valley
Huxian Taiping Valley is known as the 'Jiuzhaigou of the North'. The scenic area features a group of waterfalls, each with a pool beneath. The waterfalls cascade into the pools, creating layers of mist and countless rainbows, offering breathtaking beauty.
Dangjia Village, Hancheng
Dangjia Village was built in 1331 AD and has a history of nearly 700 years. With a long history and simple folk customs, the village is home to more than 120 courtyard houses, 11 ancestral halls, 25 watchtowers, as well as temples, opera stages, Wenxing Pavilion, Kanjia Tower, Biyang Fort, and Jie Xiao Stele. Experts have praised it as a 'living fossil of ancient traditional human settlements in the East,' making it a treasure among ancient Chinese residential architecture!
Liquan Yuanjia Village
Known as the Guanzhong Impression Experience Place, Yuanjia Village is located at the foot of Jiuzong Mountain, north of Yanxia Town, Liquan County. Walking into the village, visitors are greeted with scenes of nearly original ecological rural life. It gives tourists a sense of traveling through time and space, as if they have returned to the 1950s and 1960s.
Lantian Wangshun Mountain
Wangshun Mountain Forest Park features towering peaks, rugged rocks, deep valleys, and clear pools, making it a great place to enjoy natural scenery and escape the summer heat around Xi'an. Wangshun Mountain is located behind Saiyu in Lantian County, historically known as Yushan. The main peak, Yuhuangding, has an altitude of over 2200 meters.
Fufeng Famen Temple
Sakyamuni is the founder of Buddhism, and the underground palace of Famen Temple houses the finger bone relic of the Buddha. In addition to the Buddha's relic, the underground palace of Famen Temple also contains supreme Buddhist treasures such as the bronze stupa, the eight-layered treasure chest, and the silver flower double-wheel twelve-ring staff.
Tongchuan Yuhua Palace
Over 1,400 years ago during the prosperous Tang Dynasty, Yuhua Palace was renowned as the foremost of the four major imperial palaces. The emperors of the Tang Dynasty would come here every summer to escape the heat. The summer here is never scorching, and the dense vegetation makes the scenery exceptionally beautiful, with waterfalls adding to the charm.
