Bell Tower

The Bell Tower in Xi'an is the largest and best-preserved bell tower of the Ming Dynasty in China. Located in the very center of the ancient city wall of Xi'an, it serves as the absolute geographical origin and spiritual landmark of the ancient city.

Upon ascending the tower and surveying the surroundings, one can fully appreciate the overall layout:
Upon ascending the Bell Tower, one can enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of the bustling traffic on the four main streets, intuitively experiencing the square and symmetrical chessboard-like road network pattern of the ancient city, and comprehending the urban texture of Xi'an.

Classroom on Architectural Aesthetics and History:
The intricately painted beams and mortise-and-tenon structure serve as living specimens for studying Ming Dynasty architecture. The permanent exhibition provides a detailed introduction to the history, architectural art, and ancient timekeeping culture of the Bell Tower.

Chime bells and elegant music, transcending time and space for listening:
There is a regular performance of ancient-style chime bells every day. Listening to ancient tunes such as "Spring Moon" in the ancient bell tower is a unique audio-visual experience.

Day and night scenery, a sacred place for photography:
During the day, it exudes a solemn and majestic aura, while at night, it shines brilliantly under the illumination of lights, forming an excellent scene of dialogue between the past and the present with the endless stream of vehicles. It is a classic vantage point for capturing Xi'an's iconic night scenery.