Xi'an Epang Palace Travel Guide

Xi'an

Scenic spot introduction:

Epang Palace is known as the "No. 1 Palace in the World" and was built by the Qin Empire, the first unified multi-ethnic feudal autocratic state in Chinese history. It was first built in 212 BC and was later burned down by Xiang Yu. The current Qin Afang Palace was rebuilt on the site, recreating the former glory of Afang Palace. It is located in Afang Village, 15 kilometers away from the western suburbs of Xi'an City. The environment is beautiful and magnificent.

Attractions distribution:

The main attractions of the Epang Palace ruins include the main entrance, the four images, the Twelve Bronze Figures, the main hall, the Earth Sacrifice Altar, the Shangtian Terrace, the Magnet Gate, Qihe River, Lanchi Palace, etc.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National key units

Scenic spot features:

photography, history, culture, palace architecture, palaces

Transportation

Scenic spot location:

China>Shaanxi Province>Xi'an City

How to get there:

In the city, take bus No. 521, 720, 302, or 901 and get off at Afanggong Station.

Scenic area map:

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Tickets

Epang Palace ticket price:

38 yuan/person

Scenic area opening hours:

9:00-18:00

Travel Tips

travelling guideline:

1. Afang Palace is located in the western suburbs, and there are few places for food and accommodation around it. It is recommended to live in the urban area and bring your own food when going to scenic spots.

2. Details of the singing and dancing performances in the Epang Palace Scenic Area can be found on the official website.