What are the most unworthy attractions in Xi 'an?

The most unworthy attractions in Xi 'an are: Datang Furong Garden, Qinling Wildlife Park, Daming Palace and so on. The scenery in these places is nothing special, and many tourists advise not to go.

Datang Furong Garden started construction in 2002 and was completed in 2004. It was officially opened to the public on April 1 1 day, 2005 (the third day of the third lunar month). There are many antique buildings in Tang Furong Garden, such as Ziyun Building, Palace Palace, Apricot Garden, Fanglinyuan, Jiutian Theater and Tang Cheng. It is the largest imitation of the Tang Dynasty royal complex in China, and Zhang Jinqiu, an academician of China Academy of Engineering, is responsible for the overall planning and architectural design.

Xi 'an Qinling Wildlife Park, formerly known as Xi 'an Zoo, was founded in 1954. It was moved to the foot of Qinling Mountain in 2004 and transformed into Xi 'an Qinling Wildlife Park. Relying on the good ecological environment at the northern foot of the Qinling Mountains, the zoo is located in the shallow mountainous area at the northern foot of the Qinling Mountains, 28 kilometers away from the urban area of Xi, realizing the protection of large populations of wild animals, exhibiting more than 300 species of animals, with more than 10000 animals, making it the first wild zoo in northwest China.

Daming Palace is the main palace, the political center and national symbol of the Tang Dynasty. It is located in Longshouyuan, north of Chang 'an (now Xi 'an) in Tang Dou. It was built in the eighth year of Emperor Taizong's Zhenguan (634), formerly known as Yong 'an Palace. It is the largest of the three main halls of Chang 'an in Tang Dynasty (Daming Palace, Taiji Palace and Xingqing Palace), and is called "Dongnei". For more than 200 years since Tang Gaozong, there have been 17 emperors of the Tang Dynasty handling state affairs here.

Daming Palace is located in the north of Chang 'an, just outside Guo Cheng, adjacent to the Royal Forbidden Garden and the waterfront of Weishui in the north, the north of Chang 'an Guocheng in the south and the northeast corner of Miyagi in the west. A mountain symbolizing Long Mai stretches for 60 miles from Fan Chuan, southwest of Chang 'an, where it is the "dragon head". Because of the high terrain, it is called the faucet. Longtou was originally a shooting range in the northern part of Daxing, Sui, and there was a Guande Hall in it, where shooting ceremonies were held. The Tang Dynasty inherited this function.