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Start at the Big Wild Goose Pagoda at the north end, walk south along the illuminated boulevard, and return for the musical fountain show.
Suggested Itinerary
- The Big Wild Goose Pagoda
Begin at the pagoda square at the north end - the 64-metre Tang Buddhist tower. - The illuminated boulevard
Walk south along the 2.1-km street past the palaces, statues and digital installations. - The musical fountain
Return to the pagoda square for the nightly fountain show (check times).
What to See
The Big Wild Goose Pagoda
The 64-metre Tang pagoda, lit at night - the anchor of the boulevard.
The Digital Whales
LED projections of whales and phoenixes flying overhead - the signature image.
The Tang Palace Gates
Recreated Tang-style gates and towers along the boulevard.
The Poet Statues
Bronze figures of Li Bai, Du Fu and other Tang poets in their signature poses.
The Musical Fountains
The largest musical fountain in Asia, at the pagoda's base (nightly shows).
The Costumed Performers
Tang-dressed actors on horseback and on foot - photo opportunities throughout.
Photo Gallery
Tips from Real Travelers
Food & Drink
The boulevard food stalls
Snack stalls along the length of the street - candied fruit, grilled squid and drinks.
Tang-themed restaurants
Several restaurants in Tang-style settings along the boulevard.
Big Wild Goose Pagoda area
The surrounding streets have a full range of dining options.
Xiao Zhai food street
15 minutes north - a local dining area popular with students.
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