• Terracotta Warriors: Located in Xi’an, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a major tourist attraction in Shaanxi Province.
• Mt. Hua: Famous for its breathtaking views and challenging hiking trails, this mountain attracts adventure seekers from around the world.
• Huaqing Palace: Known for its hot springs and historical significance, this ancient palace was once the winter retreat for emperors.
• Ancient City Wall: The well-preserved Xi’an City Wall offers panoramic views of the city and is a popular spot for cycling and strolling.
• Big Wild Goose Pagoda: Built during the Tang Dynasty, this Buddhist pagoda is a symbol of Xi’an and houses numerous Buddhist scriptures.
• Yan’an: The destination of the famous Long March, Yan’an is known for its revolutionary history and offers insights into China’s past.
• Famen Temple: Home to the finger bone relic of the Buddha, Famen Temple is an important Buddhist pilgrimage site in Shaanxi.
• Qingling Mountains: Stretching across Shaanxi and neighboring provinces, these mountains are a paradise for nature lovers and hikers.