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2024 Xi’an Top Popular Social Media Check-in Spots ❶ Great Tang All Day Mall (Free Admission) ⏰Opening Hours: 19:00 – 23:00 ｜Transportation: Direct access via Metro Line 4 ✅Must-see Highlights: Tumbler girl performance (first show at 19:30), poetic lantern street with poems, fun interactive Tang Dynasty secret box. ⚠️Hard-learned Lesson: Never wear high heels! The stone slab roads here will exhaust you. If you want to rent Hanfu, [Lumingji] is recommended, 80 yuan/day including makeup and styling. The Longest Day in Chang’an (Admission: 58 yuan) ⏰Business Hours: 10:00 – 21:00 | Visiting suggestion: Wear Hanfu (traditional Chinese clothing) to enhance the experience. Special activities: Rainbow Skirt Feather Dress Dance (the 14:00 session has relatively fewer spectators), take photos with Western Regions style at the Huji Tavern on the basement floor. Fun tip: Find NPCs to recite Tang poetry and you can get a pass to exchange for souvenirs. Starbucks Reserve (Zhongda International Store) There’s a photo wall just like in ‘The Grave Robbers’ Chronicles’! Hidden photo spot: Go up to the third floor to take overhead shots of the scene with the large ‘Xi’an’ characters. It’s recommended to go around 10 AM when there are the fewest people. Hidden Instagram-worthy…

Wuhu As the “Pearl of the Wanjiang” in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, Wuhu is far more than just a transportation hub in the Yangtze River Delta—it also hides stunning natural and cultural wonders. After 3 years of deep involvement in the cultural tourism field and visiting more than 30 attractions in person, I’ve compiled this most comprehensive Wuhu travel guide on the internet—avoiding crowds, discovering niche spots, and balancing family-friendly and in-depth travel, to help you unlock secret places that even locals find amazing! Wuhu I. The Pinnacle of Theme Parks: A 24-Hour Carnival of Screams and Childlike Fun ① Immersive Check-in at Fantawild’s Four Parks Wuhu’s reputation as the “Capital of Chinese Theme Parks” is well-deserved! The four parks each have their unique features: Fangte Oriental Heritage (Recommendation Index ★★★★★): Reviving “The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl” and “Legend of the White Snake” with holographic projections, riding a track car through Dunhuang murals, even a 60-year-old aunt exclaimed “The traditional Chinese high-tech is so amazing”. Oriental Mythology Fantasy Kingdom (First choice for night tour): The 8 PM castle fireworks show is known as the “East China Disney alternative,” and the live-action flood effects in…

I. Natural and Ecological Landscapes Yellow River Delta Eco-cultural Tourism Island25 Special Features: A 25.9 square kilometer independent island with wetlands, reed marshes, and wildlife resources. Visitors can take a boat tour along the ancient Yellow River channel to experience the ecological picture of “tidal sounds in reed seas, cranes dancing and gulls soaring”. Core Experiences: Yellow River cultural themed sculpture groups, bird watching on Shell Bar Island, wetland hiking and photography. Heban Mountain National Forest Park Special Features: With nearly 90% forest coverage, it is known for “overlapping green mountains and gurgling streams”. Hiking in spring and autumn offers views of lush green mountains and red leaf landscapes. Zhonghai Water Conservancy Scenic Area Special Features: The lake has a broad surface, integrating marine culture with water conservancy engineering. Visitors can view the “Binzhou Aircraft Carrier” model and stroll through the Navigator Sculpture Square. II. Historical and Cultural Sites Wei Family Manor Special Highlights: The only existing castle-style manor in China, combining both military defense and residential features. High walls, secret passages, and carved doors and windows showcase the architectural wisdom of the Qing Dynasty. Sun Tzu’s Art of War City Special Highlights: A 4A-level scenic area themed around “The…

1. The Rainbow Falls on the Big Island, also known as Wailuanui Falls, is a charming scenic spot located in Hilo and is part of the national parks of the United States. It has been popular among tourists for decades. The waterfall is about 80 feet high and 100 feet in diameter, cascading down from a cave. From certain angles, due to the refraction of light, the water area appears to be rainbow – colored, thus earning the nickname “Rainbow Falls”. 2. Maui’s Red Howe Falls is considered the tallest waterfall on Maui, with Red Howe reaching a height of 1,119 feet. The way to admire these waterfalls is to book a helicopter. 3. Kauai’s Waimea Canyon State Park, formed 10 million years ago when the canyon’s central volcano collapsed, is now hailed as Hawaii’s answer to the Grand Canyon. It is firmly loved by explorers and offers dramatic red and pink cliffs, stunning waterfalls, and a variety of lush greenery. 4. Ben Kalani Black Sand Beach on the Hawaiian island of Maui may be famous for its golden beaches, but its volcanic landscape means there are also some incredible black sand shores to explore. The sand itself is soft,…

📋 Quick Navigation 🏛️ Introduction & Overview 📸 Main Attractions & Highlights ℹ️ Practical Information 🗺️ Nearby Attractions & Food 💡 Travel Tips & Recommendations Introduction & Overview Welcome to the ultimate Petra travel guide, your key to unlocking the mysteries of Jordan’s legendary “Rose City.” A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World, Petra is an archaeological marvel carved into pink sandstone cliffs by the Nabataeans over 2,000 years ago. This ancient city, hidden in the rugged desert canyons of southern Jordan, offers breathtaking sights, rich history, and unforgettable adventures. Petra was once a thriving trade hub, connecting Arabia, Egypt, and the Mediterranean. Today, it captivates visitors with its intricate rock-cut architecture, including the iconic Treasury (Al-Khazneh), the Monastery (Ad-Deir), and countless tombs and temples. Whether you’re a history buff, an adventure seeker, or a photography enthusiast, Petra promises an experience like no other. Main Attractions & Highlights 1. The Treasury (Al-Khazneh) The most famous landmark in Petra, the Treasury, greets visitors at the end of the dramatic Siq (a narrow gorge). This 40-meter-high facade, adorned with intricate carvings, was believed to hold hidden treasures—though it’s actually a royal tomb. Arrive early…