Bonsai

Xingqing Palace combines ancient architecture with the beauty of lakes and mountains, offering a royal atmosphere and garden charm. It features grand buildings such as Long Hall, Changqing Pavilion, Chenxiang Pavilion, Huaye Xianghui Tower, and Qinguang Wuben Tower, all surrounding the Dragon Pool, a vast body of clear water. The northern part of Xingqing Palace is dominated by majestic palaces, while the southern part includes Nanxiong Hall, Changxing Hall, and Datong Hall, each hidden in the forest and unique in its own way. The ancient and elegant Xingqing Palace has become an excellent location for traditional Chinese photography in Xi'an, attracting many young women wearing Hanfu to take beautiful photos. The best time for photography at Xingqing Palace is in spring, when peach blossoms, cherry blossoms, and peonies fall with the wind, creating a picturesque "flower waterfall" that attracts visitors to take photos. Other recommended locations for traditional Chinese photography in Xi'an include Daci'en Temple Ruins Park, Huaqing Pool, Daming Palace National Site Park, Tang Garden, Shijingli, Xi'an Bell Tower, and Tang Dynasty Night City. Tang Garden is a hidden paradise in Xi'an, featuring many century-old bonsai and ancient trees, artificial hills, streams, pavilions, and koi fish. It is tranquil…