Yuanjia Village is an AAAA attraction located in Yanxia Town, Liquan County, Xianyang City, Shaanxi Province. It is 50KM straight away from Xi'an and about an hour's drive.
It is a good place for locals to walk their children on weekends and eat food to satisfy their cravings. It is also a great attraction for friends traveling to Xi'an.
Here you can taste the most authentic Shaanxi specialty food, live in a unique original ecological B & B, and experience the unique Shaanxi folk culture.
Yuanjia Village is not large in area, and the core scenic area is relatively small. However, there are many small streets in the scenic area. If you are new here, you may get lost in many streets. Yuanjia Village has also added a new Hui people street in the past two years. Street style allows you to taste all Shaanxi cuisine in one place.
Want to know what delicacies local people eat in Yuanjia Village?
Then look down, Mo Ma Da!!!
I charged my car with electricity the night before and traveled green all the way ~
The touch of purple on the country road does blink
Yuanwang Zhaoling
Eat food into the village and start to sweep up the delicious food ~
I have been here many times, but I have never worshipped this Buddha statue. I am sorry, I am sorry.
Green brick paving seems to have entered the Republic of China market
On a tree of unknown species, it was full of red ropes. I don't know if it was a marriage wish, so tie one and talk about it.
Children can still play
Prepare your stomach and start eating below!
Entering the village, you will pass by the stage where you can drink tea (it is also good to drink tea, play cards, and pick ears here after eating). On the first street on the right hand, you can't miss jelly, pig's trotters, Luo noodles, Qian County tofu pudding, and steamed pork with rice flour.
This pot helmet doesn't look like an authentic Qian County pot helmet, but it looks a bit like naan ~
Don't miss the oil cake for those who love sweets. The outer skin is crispy and wrapped in sugar juice. It was my favorite when I was a child, but I didn't like sweets when I grew up.
Sticky noodles should be a feature of northern Shaanxi. I will skip those who don't like pasta food very much ~
Shaanxi's eight monsters-Youpo Chili is a dish. When you arrive in Shaanxi, you must try the authentic Shaanxi Youpo Chili that can match everything.
Grind it on-site, you can take it with you when you leave, and just use hot oil to pour it on your home. It can be taken as a specialty to your friends, which is affordable and unique.
A few years ago, this stone mill was pulled around by a blindfolded donkey, but now it is probably going to retire honorably and live in life ~
Donkeys work hard enough, pulling them all day long
Ice sugar gourd is a child's favorite and is also brewed on site
I forgot to mention this hemp flower when I was on the first street. I have to queue up all year round. When there are many people, I buy two copies per person. It is said that the annual revenue is 20 million ~ I envy you...
I walked and ate all the way, but I couldn't eat anymore when I reached the meal. With this piece of noodles, I could eat eight bowls of rice in one go.
There is a shop that buys vermicelli after turning on the first street. Their spicy vermicelli is also one of the must-eat items in Yuanjia Village.
Pack and take away series: Handmade noodles, poured with sour soup and very appetizing.
Yuanjiacun yogurt is also indispensable. Eat and have a can every time you eat and play. It is sour and sweet to help digestion and a good tool for coaxing children.
I headed home and looked up at the panoramic sky screen of ID 6X. I couldn't help but take a picture, hahahaha
If you want to know the route, which is delicious, what specialties to bring, etc., please leave a message in the comment area ~~~~
Provide free airport pick-up and drop-off service for people with connections from other places hahahahaha ~
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