AT#258 - Travel to Xi'an, China

The Amateur Traveler talks to Brook about her recent trip to Xi'an China. Xi'an is the capital of the Shaanxi province of China and is perhaps best known for the Terracotta Army of Chinese emperor Liu Bang, but what Brook and her husband discovered was a city that warrants more time to explore. Xi'an has a wonderfully rich history as the Chinese terminus of the famous Silk Road trading route. This link to the middle creates a Muslim influence still obvious in the mosques and markets of the city. The city is also still surrounded by its ancient wall which provides a great place for biking around its nearly 12km distance. Brook tells some of the story behind the Wild Goose Pagoda. She also dubs Xi'an the dumpling capital.

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AT#258 - Travel to Xi'an, China is an episode from Amateur Traveler Podcast (2010 archives) by Chris Christensen.

This episode is 30:49 long.

This episode was published on Dec 11, 2010.

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