Things to do in Zhashui

I was just playing around and took few photos. Overall it was ok. It took about an hour to complete the experience. If you walk the Brave Road, it will take more than two hours. Because I brought my child with me, minors are not allowed to experience the Brave Road, so my child and I didn't do that. His father went and said it was quite thrilling. He finished the four items of the Brave Road in about an hour. The environment and scenery here are pretty good. My child likes to play, but he didn't play enough in one time. I don't know if he can play it again. We came out directly after playing. It would be better if we can play it again. It also depends on each person's progress. My child is more courageous and always rushes very fast. I can't catch up with him. He said he would challenge the Brave Road when he grows up, haha

Nothing is more beautiful than Zhongnan Mountain. The Condor Heroes wandered the world, and at the foot of Zhongnan Mountain lay the Tomb of the Living Dead. Finally, I arrived at the place the martial arts world had spoken of, fulfilling my childhood dream of becoming a martial arts hero. Zhongnan Mountain is an incredibly beautiful place.

Fenghuang Town is located in the southeast of Zhashui County, Shangluo City, Shaanxi Province, on the southern slope of Qinling Mountains. Fenghuang Town is surrounded by mountains and rivers. Shechuan River, Zao River and Shuidigou River converge here to form a delta. Fengzhen Street, where the town government is located, is 45 kilometers away from Zhashui County.

The Shaanxi History Museum truly lives up to its reputation as a must-visit museum in Xi'an! The atmosphere is fantastic, and it's packed with national treasures. Free reservations make it excellent value. You can learn about a thousand years of history while viewing the artifacts. The staff are very attentive, and you'll gain a wealth of historical knowledge. A must-see when you're in Xi'an! 👍

As night falls, the Tang Dynasty Never Sleeping City is ablaze with lights. The Tang-style architecture, adorned with twinkling palace lanterns, creates a captivating atmosphere, as if transporting you back to the glorious Tang Dynasty capital of Chang'an. The streets offer engaging live performances, including interactive NPC activities with tumbler dolls, and tourists dressed in Hanfu (traditional Han clothing) are a common sight. Adjacent to the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, the pedestrian street exudes ancient charm and is bustling with activity. The only drawback is the large crowds, making some areas quite congested. Overall, the experience is fantastic, offering an immersive glimpse into the grandeur of the Tang Dynasty and making it well worth a visit.

The museum itself is nice, but the location is a bit hard to find. If you enter from the Small Wild Goose Pagoda entrance, there are very few signs along the way, and the opening hours are a bit short. There's almost nothing on the second floor; the main exhibits are on the basement level. If you're in a hurry, you can go to the basement first. The stairs are a bit ergonomically designed.

Teacher Tangtang's teaching is really excellent! 🤩🤩 I learned a lot from her throughout the course. She reminded me of my high school Chinese teacher, someone incredibly knowledgeable! ✌︎' ֊'🥳🥳🥳 In short, I really enjoyed it! 🥰🥰🥰

Add this to your itinerary if you're visting Xi'an! I have been to the quarter 3 times. Walk along the main path of the quarter BUT make sure you also walk down the narrow alleyways! There are LOTS of shops and food stalls you don't want to miss. Open 24/7 too so make sure you visit!

Teacher Wang is a highly knowledgeable tour guide. His explanations are rich in current events and references, making them very informative and rewarding. He is especially recommended for tour groups with children visiting Xi'an: he frequently interacts with children throughout the trip, expanding their knowledge and providing parents with educational insights. If parents prepare some basic information about Xi'an's history beforehand and guide their children during the tour, joining Teacher Wang's group will be like enjoying a feast of knowledge – a truly worthwhile experience!

The tour guide Wang Yuchen explained the Beilin Museum in detail. He told us the origins of some of the stone tablets and showed us the treasures of the museum. If there are any stone tablets you want to see, you can tell him in advance. The weather is 40 degrees, and the work is very serious and hard. Everyone asks him to explain. He is the tour guide with the most knowledge reserves I have seen in recent days.