Xi'an, China - Samantha Brown's Places to Love FULL EPISODE
Discover the ancient wonders and vibrant culture of Xi'an, China, from the majestic Terra-cotta Warriors to the historic City Wall. This collection explores millennia of history, bustling markets, and unique cultural landmarks, offering an unforgettable journey through this captivating Chinese city.
City Wall
The City Wall of Xi'an, started in the 14th century during the Ming dynasty, is a complete rectangle around old Xi'an and is the most complete city wall of its kind to have survived in China.
Terra-cotta Warriors
The Terra-cotta Warriors, discovered in 1974, represent the birth of China around 200 years before Christ and are being restored by archaeologists.
The Song of the Everlasting Sorrow
The Song of Everlasting Sorrow is a spectacular outdoor performance based on a 1,200-year-old poem, featuring actors, dancers, costumes, lasers, and fountains.
The Muslim Quarter
The Muslim Quarter is a popular neighborhood in Xi'an, located steps away from the Great Mosque, known for its beauty and tranquility.
Muslim Street
Muslim Street in Xi'an's Muslim Quarter is a vibrant street with hundreds of restaurants and vendors offering local Muslim cuisine.
Yuan Jia Village
Yuan Jia Village is an old farm village turned retreat outside of Xi'an where people enjoy home-cooked food and local entertainment.
Great Mosque
The Great Mosque in Xi'an, located in the Muslim Quarter, was built by Muslims from the Middle East using Chinese architecture.
Northwest University
Northwest University in Xi'an, where Peter Tsau is a history major.