As a famous tourist city, Xi'an not only has many historical relics, but also has many characteristic neighborhoods worth visiting. Walking in this city, if you don't go to those neighborhoods and experience the local customs, it would be a pity. Let's introduce you to the five more distinctive neighborhoods in Xi'an.

1. Hui Street

Huimin Street should be known to everyone in Xi'an. Even if you have never been to it, you have heard of its name. This neighborhood is located on the edge of the Drum Tower. It is paved with bluestone and shaded by green trees. On both sides of the street are all buildings imitating the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Walking in the neighborhood, you can see things in traditional Chinese style everywhere, such as buildings, utensils, restaurants, ethnic costumes, handicrafts, etc. Of course, on Huimin Street, all kinds of snacks are the most attractive, including famous restaurants such as Jinjia casserole, Honghong fried rice, and Pingwa barbecue, as well as special snacks such as mutton kebabs, Camellia oleifera, mung bean cake, mirror cake, and fried jelly. Always tempting your taste buds.

2. Xiyang City

Xiyang City has a history of more than 600 years, extending people's imagination about ancient Chinese markets and retaining countless traditional delicacies. It is known as the "crown of halal snacks in the country." There are snacks such as beef and mutton steamed buns, mutton dumplings, Huanggui persimmon cakes, Shuipin mutton, etc. You can find what you want here whether it is breakfast at the beginning of sunrise or dinner at night.

3. West Street

West Street is characterized by imitation of Tang Dynasty buildings. The form, color, and materials of the building are all consistent with the Tang Dynasty style, forming a historical district full of Xi'an characteristics and strong historical and cultural atmosphere. At the same time, there are many large shopping malls here, such as Yintai, Wuhuan, Zhonggang City, etc., as well as a distribution center for costume props, plaques, and small department stores. Hundreds of shops along the street have their own characteristics. Walking on West Street, looking at the antique buildings on both sides of the road, as well as the endless flow of traffic and crowded large shopping malls, people can't help but fall into the trance of the collision and blending of tradition and modernity.

4. Luoma City

This was originally an ancient livestock trading market, but now it has become a gathering place for young people and a shopping resort for couples. It is known as "Xi'an Wangfujing". It is mainly divided into two areas: north and south. There are Qin Opera Theater, Bookroom Tea Art Hall, Traditional Market Street, Trend Department Store, Bars, KTV, Cinema, Food City, etc. It is a large-scale comprehensive commercial pedestrian street integrating shopping, entertainment, catering, etc.

5. Minguo Street

Compared with the above four blocks, the commercial attributes of Minguo Street are slightly lighter and have its own unique features. Republic of China Street is located in Bailucang, which focuses on the Republic of China style. Walking into the block, you can see Republic of China buildings such as the "Octagonal Central Bank" and the "Republic of China Film Theater". You can also experience the streetcars full of the times. You can also see the Republic of China. Stickers... a strong Republic of China atmosphere comes to your face, making people think that they have been "traveled" in a trance. It is worth mentioning that Bailucang recently also launched a live-action entertainment program such as "Remembering Again·1937". It is set in Greater Shanghai on the eve of the outbreak of comprehensive anti-bombing, and staged scenes one after another that are either magnificent or desolate. Tourists can not only watch, but also interact with the actors. They can even dress up as characters in the play and "perform" with professional cast members.

These are the five major characteristic neighborhoods in Xi'an introduced this time. Of course, Xi'an has more interesting neighborhoods than these. Which other neighborhoods have you been to?