With a rich history and profound cultural heritage, Shaanxi boasts three UNESCO World Heritage Sites: the Great Wall, the Terracotta Army of Qin Shi Huang, and the historic monuments of Xi’an, including the Big and Small Wild Goose Pagodas, the Xingjiao Temple Pagoda, the Daming Palace, the Weiyang Palace, the Binxian Great Buddha Temple Grottoes, and the tomb of Zhang Qian. These sites are significant cultural relics along the Silk Road, representing the development and prosperity of cultural heritage during various periods of human civilization.

In terms of natural landscapes, Shaanxi offers breathtaking scenery, including the majestic Mount Huashan in Huayin City, Mount Taibai in Meixian County, the Huashan Hot Springs in Lintong, the Qinling Mountains, the Cuiping Mountain, and the Hukou Waterfall at the junction of Shaanxi and Shanxi. Whether you seek a cultural or natural journey, Shaanxi fulfills all your desires and needs.

Shaanxi’s local cuisine, with a history of over a thousand years, boasts a diverse array of flavors and dishes. Signature snacks such as Han Zhong Hot Noodles, Shaanxi Cold Noodles, Beef and Lamb Paomo, and Roujiamo are renowned for their irresistible taste, attracting millions of visitors to Shaanxi.