Things to do in Yanchang

Basically it is a big theme park that recreates the Tang Dynasty vibes and gorgeous era during the Tang Dynasty period. Best to go late evening and stay until all the lights up. If short on travel time actually can skip this place.

Built against the mountain, the Wang Family Compound is magnificent and exquisitely carved with bricks and wood. It encapsulates a century of Shanxi merchants' history, and the ancient alleyways with their blue bricks showcase the craftsmanship of ancient architecture. It truly lives up to the saying, "After visiting the Wang Family Compound, no other courtyard is worth seeing."

Da Ci'en Temple is where Xuanzang translated Buddhist scriptures. The Big Wild Goose Pagoda is ancient and solemn, the ancient cypress trees in the courtyard are serene, and the murals in the Sanzang Courtyard are full of stories, showcasing a rich historical heritage. The only drawbacks are that it gets quite crowded and noisy during peak season, and there's an extra charge to climb the pagoda due to the narrow steps. Those interested in Silk Road history should definitely visit the temple for a closer look; for those simply looking to take photos, the outer plaza offers ample opportunities for capturing scenic views.

This is the birthplace of China's military reclamation and agricultural reclamation. It is built by the mountains and rivers. The attractions here include the Thousand Mu Rice Field with a history of more than 70 years, the Party Emblem Square, Taobao Valley, the Wetland Park, the Great Production Memorial Hall, and the former site of the Central Administration Bureau Cadre Rest Home. [星R] We mainly went to the Thousand Mu Rice Field (Figures 1-3). The weather was very good today. The blue sky and white clouds matched the green rice fields and it was really a good photo! The Wetland Park (Figures 4-5) also has good scenery. There are some rafting and boating entertainment projects, which are more suitable for picnics and relaxation with friends on weekends. Due to time constraints, we could only visit the Great Production Memorial Hall in a hurry. It was the first time to experience viewing the exhibition in a wheelchair [笑泣R] Figures 9 and 10 are the scenes of Nanniwan last autumn.

枣园革命旧址是国家5A级景区，位于陕西省延安市城西北，是一个园林式的革命纪念地。这里原来是一家地主的庄园，在中共中央进驻延安后，作为中央社会部驻地，并改名为“延园”。1944年至1947年3月，中共中央书记处成员由杨家岭迁驻此地，在这里领导全党开展了整风运动和解放区军民开展的大生产运动，筹备了中国共产党“七大”。

The Yan'an Revolutionary Memorial Hall was founded in January 1950. The original site was at the Nanguan Exchange Office. It is one of the earliest revolutionary memorial halls established after the founding of the People's Republic of China. In 1954, it moved to the former site of the CPC Central Committee in Yangjialing and was named "Yan'an Museum". In 1955, it moved to the revolutionary site at the foot of Fenghuang Mountain in the city and was renamed "Yan'an Revolutionary Memorial Hall". In June 1973, it moved to its current site in Wangjiaping. A red plaque hangs above the main entrance of the exhibition hall, with the name of the hall written by Guo Moruo when he visited Yan'an in 1971. The Yan'an Revolutionary Memorial Hall is an important base for educating the masses on patriotism, revolutionary traditions and the Yan'an spirit. In December 2016, the Yan'an Revolutionary Memorial Hall was included in the list of national red tourism classic scenic spots.

The stay experience was great! The room was clean and tidy, the bedding was soft and comfortable, and the facilities were complete and new. The front desk service was warm and thoughtful, and the response was timely. The breakfast was rich and delicious, and the location was convenient. It was very cost-effective and highly recommended!

As a historical C-drama fan, visiting The Longest Day in Chang’an Theme Block was exciting! 🏮 The traditional architecture made us feel like we had stepped back into ancient China.However, our booking experience was confusing. We weren’t told that banquet seats needed to be reserved in advance, and without a Chinese mobile number, we struggled. Thankfully, a helpful staff member managed to get us seats, although my sister and I had to sit separately.The included dress-up experience was also disappointing. The makeup was rushed, and we looked far too pale, so we removed it straight after the banquet. We had hoped to walk around in hanfu and fully immerse ourselves in the experience.Overall, we’d love to do it again, but next time, we’d skip the banquet and dress-up package. ❤️

The ticket price is high, the tourism form is single, it is more suitable for free opening

It was pretty good! Although there was a bit of a wait, the presentation started at 3 PM and was quite good. The two-hour explanation was engaging from start to finish. Thankfully, the presenter was excellent. 😁