Giant Wild Goose Pagoda

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A must see attraction. Show up right before sunset and walk the park. Then stroll down the entire length of the malls south of the Pagoda. Then eat and walk back during night. All the lights and attractions will blow your mind.

Nice park with amazing architectural pagoda. Visited in the morning, much less people more oldies tour groups, probably a very different feel compare to night time. A bit of hike to the top of the pagoda, but you get 360 degree view of the QuJiang district.

Nice park with architectural pagoda and statues. Can have a walk around and get to know about the chinese culture. Meet some locals and ladies can get dress into chinese cultural wear and have photo shoots. NICE PLACE TO HAVE A WALK IN THE NIGHT, BUT CROWDED.

The Giant Wild Goose Pagoda (大雁塔, Dàyàn Tǎ) is a striking ancient Buddhist pagoda located in southern Xi’an. Originally built in 652 AD during the Tang Dynasty, it was constructed to house Buddhist scriptures brought to China by the monk Xuanzang, whose legendary pilgrimage inspired the classic novel Journey to the West. Today, it stands as a symbol of ancient Chinese Buddhism, Tang architecture, and Xi’an’s cultural legacy.

Excellent place to visit. Light show in latrr afternoon and night lasts about 10 mins. Amazing experience. 5 mins walk from Da Yan Ta metro station . Best to attend at 21:00.