Xian Huaqing Hot Springs Travel Tip

Huaqing Hot Spring is located at the foothill of Lishan ("Mt. Li") in LinTong, about 35 kilometers east of Xian. It was enlarged into a bigger palace on the site of a stone pool, named Lishan Tang during the Tang Dynasty by the order China Tours of Emperor Tai Zong. It was then named “Huaqing Palace”.

Xian HuaqingChi Palace ( Hua means bright, or Chinese flowering; Qing clean medium or light) or Xian Huaqing Hot Spring Palace is located approximately 35 kilometers east of Xian at the foot of Mount Li site is currently only a small part of the palace of the Tang Dynasty, an area of ??85,560 square meters. Enter through the west door of the hot spring, you’ll see Nine Dragon Pool, the lotus Private China Tours flower and the Frost Drifting pool hall. All these structures were restored in 1959, Tang architectural style.

This hot spring was destroyed at the end of the Tang Dynasty by the war. What we see today is only a small part of the original Huaqing Palace and is rebuilt on the site of the original Qing Dynasty structure. The Huaqing Hot Spring occupies an area of 85,560 square meters.

Huaqing Hot Springs is also located at the foot of Mount Li

During the reign of the Qin Dynasty (221-206 BC), stone pool was built and named Li Mountain Hot Luxury China tour operator Springs. The site was expanded during the Han Dynasty (206 BC – 220 BC), and again on behalf of Lee Palace. During the Tang Dynasty (618-907), the first emperor Taizong ordered extension of the palace. Then the Emperor Hsuan Tsung, his successor, and had a palace built around Li mountain walls in 747 years. It was then known as the Huaqing Palace, and Huaqing Hot Spring, due to the hot springs there.

Walking through the East Gate, one first sees the Nine-Dragon Lake. The lake, which was also built in 1959, covers 5,300 sq meters (1.31 acres) and has been divided into two parts. There are modern fountains in the upper lake and sculpture of Yang Guifei in the lower one. Halls and pavilions around the lake are half-hidden in green trees and grass. Feishuang Hall, in which Best china tour packages Emperor Xuanzong and Yang Guifei lived from October to the end of the year, also lies beside the lake. The sites of imperial pools are preserved in the southern part of Huaqing Palace. There is a Lotus Pool (only Emperor Xuanzong could bathe in it), a Chinese Crabapple Pool (only for Yang Guifei), a Shangshi Pool (for dignitaries), a Star Pool (for former emperors) and a Prince Pool (for princes).

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