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Beijing 
Xi'an 
Zhangjiajie 
China Silk Road 
Shanghai
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Xi’an Night Food tour is an excellent way to experience this diverse local food. Tourists can sample iconic dishes like Biang Biang noodles in popular food street. These food are famous for their unique preparation method, and savor aromatic BBQ infused with Silk Road spices like cumin and fennel. Typically lasting 3-4 hours, our Xi’an food tours often got some walking in the small alleyways. Besides this food tour also use tuktuks to navigate the bustling streets, particularly the vibrant Muslim Quarter.
JustChinaTours offers a culinary journey that reflects rich history of this City. Xi’an is the ancient capital of China and starting point of the Silk Road over 2000 years ago. As Chang’an( as the city was called in old days ), it welcomed merchants, missionaries, and travelers from all corners of the world. It also created a melting pot of cultures and flavors.
This food private tour will include stops at hidden local eateries to try specialties. For example, Xi’an-style dumplings, gourd chicken, and Eight Treasures porridge. The variety of flavors showcases the intersection of North and South, East and West cuisines that Xi’an is famous for. This food adventure not only satisfies the palate but also provides insight into the city’s fascinating cultural tapestry, making it an unmissable experience for food enthusiasts and history buffs alike.
- Round way private transfer
- Professional licensed English-speaking guide
- Entrance tickets for all historical & cultural attractions as listed in the itinerary
- Meals as specified in the itinerary ( B=Breakfast, L=Lunch, D=Dinner)
- Bottled drinking water and wet tissue
Included
- Accommodation in Xi'an
- Tiping for the guide and driver
- Other expenses if not listed in the itinerary
Excluded
Highlights of the Tour
- Ancient-style snacks complex: Sample famous local delicacies, including the savory "Chinese hamburger" - minced pork in round pita bread.
- Visit the area's unique food museum.
- Muslim Quarter: Take a tuktuk ride to this local community with a history dates back to more than 1300 years ago, known for its vibrant atmosphere and rich cultural heritage.
- Hidden local eateries: Explore 5-6 authentic restaurants, both on main streets and hidden in alleys.
- Learn about family culinary traditions passed down through generations.
Xi'an Half-Day Tour
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- Evening Food Adventure in Xi'an: Gather at the designated meeting point near the Bell Tower (Meet your guide at 18:00 at the Bell Tower Hotel lobby ). Your guide will provide an overview of the tour and what to expect.
- Transportation: The 3-4 Hours Evening Food Tour is primarily a walking tour. Motorized tuktuk will be used to transport between some eatery locations and explore the hidden alleys and less touristy parts of Xi'an.
- Interactive experiences: Watch skilled chefs grill meat over open flames, and observe dumpling-making demonstrations. Then prepare your own "Pita Bread Soaked in Lamb Soup" (Yangroupao), and listen to the distinctive sound of Biangbiang noodles being hand-pulle
- What We Eat:
- Biang Biang Noodles (6:15 PM - 6:45 PM) Begin your culinary adventure with the famous Biang Biang noodles, known for their unique name derived from the sound made during preparation. Enjoy these hand-pulled noodles topped with spicy chili oil and various toppings;
- BBQ Tasting in the Muslim Quarter (6:45 PM - 7:15 PM) Head to a hidden alleyway for a taste of Xi'an's renowned BBQ. Savor skewers of marinated lamb and beef, seasoned with spices that reflect the region's Silk Road heritage;
- Local Snacks and Street Food (7:15 PM - 8:00 PM) Continue exploring the vibrant Muslim Quarter, sampling local snacks such as: Rou Jia Mo (Chinese hamburger) Yang Rou Pao Mo (pita bread in mutton soup) Liang Pi (cold noodles);
- Craft Beer Stop (8:30 PM - 21:00 PM) Conclude your tour at a local brewery just inside the city wall. Enjoy a refreshing craft beer while reflecting on the evening's culinary delights.
- Xi'an evening local food, D
Frequently Asked & Question
Visiting Xi'an feels like stepping into a vibrant museum where ancient history and contemporary life blend seamlessly. As the former capital of 13 dynasties and the starting point of the famed Silk Road, Xi'an is a rich repository of Chinese heritage, most notably featuring the remarkable Terracotta Warriors. The city's lively Muslim Quarter provides a sensory delight with its bustling markets and unique fusion of Chinese and Islamic cultures. Engaging in traditional arts like shadow puppetry and calligraphy at Gao Family Mansion allows for a profound cultural experience. You can also don classical Chinese clothing and learn from experts how to create traditional sweets and pastries, adding to the authenticity of your visit. For those seeking adventure, Mount Huashan offers exhilarating hikes with stunning vistas.
Xi'an has distinct seasons, with Spring (March to May) and Autumn (September to November) providing the most pleasant weather. It's best to steer clear of the large crowds during Summer (July to August) and significant public holidays such as National Day in early October and Labor Day in early May. If you intend to visit during these peak times, it's crucial to book in advance. You can count on our knowledgeable travel advisors to help you manage the crowds and make your Xi'an experience unforgettable.
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