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Huaqing Palace (Huaqing Pool)

Huaqing Palace (Huaqing Pool)

西安市华清宫景区·XiAn, Shaanxi·Northwest China

Huaqing Palace sits on Huaqing Road in Lintong District, about 30 km east of downtown Xi'an and 10 minutes from the Terracotta Army - Metro Line 9 now makes it an easy independent trip.

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Visitor route map of Huaqing Palace (Huaqing Pool)
Palace to summit — the excavated imperial baths and Wujian Hall's 1936 scars, the lake-and-hall heart with Changshengdian's immersive show, then the climb past Bingjian Pavilion to Mount Li's beacon tower.

By metro

Metro Line 9 to Huaqingchi Station (exits B or C), then a 3-5 minute walk to the gate; roughly 1 hour and ¥12 from the city center, with trains from 06:30 to 22:30.

By bus

Tourist Bus 5 (306) or Bus 307 from Xi'an Railway Station's East Square stops at Huaqing Pool in 1-1.5 hours for about ¥7; Bus 306 then continues to the Terracotta Army.

By high-speed rail

From Xi'an North Station, transfer to Metro Line 14 or 4, then Line 9 to Huaqingchi; the conventional-rail Lintong Station is about 5 km away.

By air

Xi'an Xianyang International Airport (XIY) is 57.5 km away - about 1 hour by car, or take the airport bus to Lintong bus station (around 60 minutes).

By taxi or self-drive

A taxi or ride-hail from downtown Xi'an takes 40-60 minutes and costs about ¥100-150; on-site parking is ¥10 per car.

Getting Around

The palace gardens, bath museum and lakes are flat and walkable in a loop. Mount Li is a steep climb on foot; most visitors take the cable car from outside the gate or the sightseeing car (about CNY 20) up to Bingjian Pavilion.

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