Epidemic prevention requirements for Xi'an City Wall under the influence of the epidemic

Xi'an City Wall is China's AAAAA tourist attraction with a long history. Standing on the city wall, you can feel the prosperity of Chang'an through history. The majestic city wall is one of the must-see attractions when traveling to Xi'an. Recently, due to the recurrence of domestic epidemics, Xi'an's Ancheng Wall Scenic Area issued epidemic prevention requirements.

Epidemic Prevention Policy of Xi'an City Wall Scenic Spot

You need to wear a mask to enter the scenic spot and show your reserved QR code or valid ID card, Xi'an An One Number (green code), and communication big data travel Card, and proof of negative nucleic acid test report within 48 hours (for those returning from outside the province). Only those who voluntarily undergo temperature checks and have a normal body temperature can enter the park.

Xi'an Ancheng Wall Spring Festival Lantern Festival

Tickets for the 2022 Xi'an Ancheng Wall New Year Lantern Festival are on sale~

Spring Festival Lantern Festival ticket prices

Adult tickets: 60 yuan on weekdays, 100 yuan on designated days.

Children’s ticket: 30 yuan on weekdays, 50 yuan on designated days.

Introduction to the Xi'an City Wall

The Xi'an City Wall is the iconic landscape of the ancient capital of Xi'an and one of the most complete ancient city walls in China. It is about 14 kilometers long and was built on the basis of the imperial city of the Tang Dynasty. It includes a series of facilities such as moats and turrets.

Xi'an An City Wall, also known as Xi'an Anming City Wall, is a 13.7-kilometer-long Ming Dynasty building. It was started in the third year of Hongwu (1370), the emperor of the Ming Dynasty, and completed in the eleventh year of Hongwu (1378). It was built on the basis of the imperial capitals of the Sui and Tang Dynasties under the guidance of Ming Taizu's policy of "building high walls, accumulating grain, and slowly becoming king". Later, Zhu Yuanzhang, Taizu of the Ming Dynasty, canonized his second son Zhu Shang as King of Qin and granted him the title of the same city as his mansion. Therefore, the city is large and strong. It was repaired and built many times during the Ming and Qing Dynasties and is still well preserved today. In early 2004, during the construction of the city wall road project in the Hanguangmen section of Xi'an, the Shaanxi Provincial Cultural Heritage Research Institute was entrusted by relevant departments to cooperate with the project and conducted an archaeological survey of the exposed section of the city wall. It is found that its structure is complex, spanning from the Sui and Tang Dynasties to modern times, it was built five times by Japan. It has great historical value.