The nearly one-week exam week has ended and there is nearly a week of vacation. There is nothing to do at school, and there is nothing to do at home, so why not go on a trip! I have long longed for Xi'an, and I will never waste such a good opportunity. I seize the time to check the strategy and introduce it, and slowly come to a plan that I think is "perfect".

Transportation: Nantong--Changzhou: Bus Changzhou--Xi'an: China Eastern Airlines Double Flying
Changzhou-Nantong: Bus (latest bus 18:55)

Main attractions: Bell Tower, Drum Tower, Ancient City Wall, Shaanxi History Museum, Big Wild Goose Pagoda, Daming Palace, Tang Dynasty Furong Garden, Huaqing Palace, Terracotta Warriors, Huashan Mountain

Cost: 2,500 per person

Day 1: After finishing the general exam in the morning, I go back to the dormitory to pack up a few clothes and immediately pack up my bag and set out. Because it costs only 260 yuan to fly from Changzhou to Xi'an, I choose Changzhou to transfer, and I can also have a fun in Changzhou by the way. The 12:50 bus arrives in Changzhou at about 3 p.m. Students in Changzhou recommended Universal Jiangnan Port, which was quite good for food and fun. We went in for a stroll, ate something and watched a movie, just as a warm-up before traveling. It takes about 30 minutes from Universal Port to the airport (by taxi, the last airport bus takes 19:30). I arrived at Benniu Airport at about 10:30 p.m.. Although I was mentally prepared to sleep at the airport before going there, I didn't expect that the air conditioning in Changzhou airport would be turned off at night, so I had no choice but to sit and sit all night.

The next day:

At 6 o'clock in the morning, you can go in for security check. I wanted to find something to eat to fill my stomach, but when I saw the price, I gave up the idea. Fortunately, breakfast is also provided on the China Eastern Airlines flight at 7:20, so that you can also catch up on your sleep. At about 10 o'clock, we landed at Xianyang Airport. There is no choice for the 25-yuan airport bus. The one-hour highway takes you directly to the city center. The Jingyu Business Hotel we found was located on North Street. It was 99 a night, which was really good (3-star standard). First, I went to the small restaurant next to the hotel to fill my stomach. Maybe I was too hungry, and I felt that the roujiamo and noodles there were super awesome! I rested in the hotel until 2 p.m., went out to find an ofo, and rode south for about 15 minutes to reach the Bell Tower. The four streets, east, west, north and south, gather in the Bell Tower, complementing each other with the Drum Tower on the side. It imagines the ancient scene of morning bells and evening drums, which has a unique taste. After ending the Bell Tower and Drum Tower, the ancient city wall is a section south. Because there is still a lot of snow on the city wall in winter. Because the city wall is too long, 13 kilometers, renting bicycles is the first choice to go around the city wall (although it is a little cold). Riding a bicycle, passing through city gates and arrow towers, looking at the setting sun in the distance, I couldn't help but feel admiration for Xi'an's profound history! It took about 2 hours to ride around the city wall. After returning the car and getting off the city wall, I went to Tongshengxiang, a restaurant recommended by CCTV's "Home in Distance", to eat mutton and steamed buns. In order to eat a bowl of steamed buns, breaking steamed buns makes your nails hurt. It really takes extreme patience! Personally, I feel that this store is not bad. At night, walking back to the hotel along Nanbei Street, the neon lights along the road are another business card of Xi'an, giving people a beautiful feeling.

Day 3:

Because of "National Treasures", I regarded the Shaanxi History Museum as a must-visit attraction before going to Xi'an. I was glad I booked early, but I didn't expect that there were so many people going to the museum. I had to book online one week in advance. Of course, you can also pick up tickets for free on site, but the queue is too long, and there is a green channel for online reservations to pick up tickets directly. Personally, I highly recommend asking for manual explanations (try not to use electronic commentators). Each cultural relic has its own story, and a quick look feels a bit wasteful. After finishing the museum, I found a nearby Shuipin mutton. The taste was also good and the price was not expensive. After dinner, you will stroll to the Big Wild Goose Pagoda Square. The fountain is quite good. If you want to go to the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, you must first buy a ticket to enter Dacien Temple, and then buy a ticket to go to the pagoda. Temples everywhere are similar, and the Big Wild Goose Pagoda is also built for fame. It feels just like that, but it can overlook Xi'an. In the evening, at the recommendation of a beautiful girl, I had sour soup dumplings at Chengnan Dumpling Restaurant. The taste was really good!!

Day 4:

I got up in the morning and walked north. After leaving the city wall, I reached the Daming Palace in about 20 minutes. There is a replica Danfeng Gate at the entrance, which contains previous foundation ruins. The Daming Palace is about the size of four Forbidden City, but most of it is based on former foundations. It has an inexplicable desolation. Those who don't know much about the history of the Daming Palace may feel bored. At noon, a lot of time was wasted due to the problem of running out of battery on my mobile phone. Arrive at Datang Furong Garden around 3 o'clock. Someone will bring in the package for performance + tickets + dinner one day in advance. The "Dream Back to the Tang Dynasty" performance starts at 5 o'clock, and you can stroll around when you enter the door at 3 o'clock. There are many performances inside, and my personal feeling is still very good. I went to the theater to watch the performance around 5 o'clock and felt quite worthwhile. The visual feeling was not bad, the scene was quite grand, and the level of the dancers was quite good. After the end, there is also a "royal banquet"(you can't hold your hopes for dinner in the scenic area). The night view of Furong Garden is superb at night. There are also laser shows and water curtain movies by the lake, which is very suitable for walking and taking pictures. After leaving the park, there is a bus to Yongxingfang (Snack Street). Every city has such a street. There is a dazzling array of snacks and shouts all over the sky. It is quite a place to visit.

Day 5:

I got up early and heard that there were too many buses from Textile City to Terracotta Warriors, so I wanted to go to the train station to try it. There are not many buses from the railway station to the Terracotta Warriors, so you can guarantee a seat, but you don't understand why someone next to the bus will pull you on the bus. Those who don't understand the situation will think it's a black bus. The bus will pass through Huaqing Palace, which contains the pool where Imperial Concubine Yang and Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty bathed, and a building where movies are played rolling every hour. If you have enough time, you can still go up the mountain. There is a pavilion for arresting Jiang during the Xi'an Incident. Because we were in a hurry, we took a rough stroll and went out. It costs 3 yuan to take a 10-minute bus to get to the Terracotta Warriors. Before entering the scenic area, there were many people who worked together to gather together for tour guides. Each person could hire a tour guide for about 20 years (I personally feel that it would be better to hire one. I haven't heard of terracotta warriors and horses, but I was still shocked when I really saw the real objects. I have to admire the craftsmanship spirit of the ancients! After the Terracotta Warriors were over, there was a free shuttle bus to the Qin Mausoleum, but it has not been developed yet, so we can only walk around and cannot enter. Because we had to go to Huashan at night, we went out after a rough stroll. There was a bus at the door that went straight back to Xi'an Railway Station.

Focus--Huashan:

Preparations: gloves, baby warming, dry food, water (hot water if possible)
Most of the trains from Xi'an to Huashan are at Xi'an North Railway Station. We bought the train at around 6 o'clock, and the train to Huashan North Railway Station is about
Before 7 o'clock, there is a free bus to the city at the entrance of the station. Originally, we wanted to eat some KFC to fill our stomachs, but there was none in the entire city. In the end, Wallace had to make do with. The Internet says that the sunrise is relatively late in winter, so it's usually about climbing at 11 p.m. But it was only after 8 o'clock when we had dinner, and we had nothing to do after shopping in the mall for a long time, so we had no choice but to start early. Arriving at the gate of Huashan Mountain at about 9:30, looking for a toilet to change into climbing clothes, and starting to walk up. No one on the Internet is optimistic about climbing Huashan in winter. In fact, there are quite a few people climbing, and you can meet many "comrades" who climb together at night along the way. We had three college students from Chongqing on the way. We chatted along the way and encouraged each other less tiring. At about 11 o'clock, when we arrived at Qianchi Building and Baichi Gorge, we really just climbed here, either using our hands and feet, or pulling the chain with our hands. Moreover, the color of the lights at night will change, which will hinder the line of sight. After these two sections, the North Peak is not far away. We arrived at Beifeng at about 12:30. There is a shop there that provides heating tea for 50 people, but I really don't recommend it. After all, there is still a long way from Beifeng to Dongfeng to watch the sunrise. If we rest there for too long, we don't want to move. We continued to climb forward. After the experience of Qianchi Zhuangbaizhi Gorge, the road behind us was nothing. It was not too tiring to stop and stop. Because it was climbing at night, I couldn't see the precipitousness along the way. I could only watch the lights along the road stretch to the horizon. On the road from Beifeng to Dongfeng, there are two stores where you can buy things, but the price is more expensive than the other (the last store is instant noodles 20). We arrived at the rest point in Dongfeng at about 5 a.m., which was only 10 minutes away from the Sun Observation Platform. We chose to replenish our energy here and finish most of the food we carried. At about 6:30, continue to move forward. The road up is dark and requires flashlight illumination. There were not many people when we arrived, so we first seized favorable terrain on the Sunviewing Platform. At about 7:30, the sky slowly brightened and the sun gradually emerged. At 7:50, the entire sun came out. At that time, it really felt that the night's cold was worth it. After coming down from the Sunviewing Platform, you can walk for 15 minutes by following the road signs, and you can turn over to the Yaozi. Rent a seat belt for 30 yuan. There is a "chess pavilion" where Zhao Kuangyin and Taoist {Chen Tuan} played chess. After finishing the kite rolling, it takes about 15 minutes to reach the Sky Plank Road. It costs 30 yuan to rent a seat belt. These two attractions still have to be done within our capabilities, but these two places are after all the characteristics of Huashan Mountain. The visiting experience is really great and the scenery you see is unique! After ending the Changkong Plank Road, we reached Xifeng after passing through Nanfeng. We took the cableway directly down the mountain from Xifeng. From Xifeng, you need to take the shuttle bus from the scenic area to reach the tourist center in the city. Personally, I suggest finding a hotel in the city to rest after going down the mountain. We slept for nearly 20 hours...

This trip to Xi'an basically covered the main attractions of Xi'an. It not only saw Xi'an's profound history, but also experienced the steepness of Huashan Mountain. I have to say that Xi'an is really a city that I want to visit again after going there. Apart from the smog weather, there are basically no shortcomings. "Sauvignon Blanc, in Chang 'an", prosperous Chang' an, fated to see you again!