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The Great Tang All-Day Mall is a 1,500-meter-long immersive Tang Dynasty-themed pedestrian street near the Giant Wild Goose Pagoda. Known for its nighttime light shows, cultural performances, and Tang-style architecture, it recreates the splendor of Chang’an, the ancient capital of China’s golden age.
The Xi'an Official Website (en.xa.gov.cn) is the authoritative English-language portal for China's ancient capital, offering comprehensive resources on tourism, business, culture, and government services. It features travel guides, investment opportunities, news updates, and practical living information for international visitors and investors.
The Forest of Stone Steles Museum, China’s oldest and largest stele collection, houses 3,000+ stone inscriptions from Han to Qing dynasties, including Tang calligraphy masterpieces and Confucian classics. A UNESCO-recognized treasure trove of Chinese calligraphy and history.
Daming Palace National Heritage Park, once the world's largest imperial palace (3.2 km²), showcases Tang Dynasty grandeur with ruins of Hanyuan Hall, Danfeng Gate, and Taiye Pool. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it blends archaeology, cultural performances, and urban green space.
The Great Tang All-Day Mall (大唐不夜城, Dà Táng Bù Yè Chéng) is a modern recreation of Chang’an, the Tang Dynasty (618–907 AD) capital and the world’s largest city at its peak. Designed by architect Zhang Jinqiu, it opened in 2009 and was upgraded in 2018 to a 5A-rated tourist zone, blending history, commerce, and entertainment.
The Great Tang All-Day Mall is more than a tourist spot—it’s a living museum of Tang culture, where history meets modern innovation.
