Huaqing Hot Spring

To drive from the city center, you need to drive east along Weihe Road, passing through Weibin Road, Century Avenue, and North Second Ring Road. Turn right at Huaqing Road in Lintong District to reach 1. You can also take Metro Line 9 to "Huaqingchi" Station and walk 803 meters from Exit B. In addition, you can also drive along the west facing highway, which takes about 30 minutes to reach 3.

@The Tang Huaqing Palace was a separate palace for feudal emperors of the Tang Dynasty to visit and enjoy. Later known as "Huaqing Pool", it is located in Lintong District, Xi'an City, Shaanxi Province. The Huaqing Palace is built on the back of the mountain facing the Wei River, leaning against the peak of Mount Li. It is grand in scale and magnificent in architecture, with pavilions and halls scattered throughout the mountains. Originally named "Tangquan Palace", later renamed as Wenquan Palace. Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty was known as the Palace of Huaqing, also known as the Palace of Lishan or the Palace of Xiuling due to its location in Lishan. The Huaqing Palace was first built in the early Tang Dynasty and reached its peak after the reign of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang. Emperor Xuanzong of Tang carefully managed and built such a grand Li Palace, and he visited here almost every October. At the end of the year, return to Chang'an. After the An Lushan Rebellion, the political situation underwent a sudden change, and the popularity of visiting the Huaqing Palace rapidly declined. After the Tang Dynasty, emperors rarely visited the Huaqing Palace. The royal families of the later dynasties had repairs. Before liberation, there were few bathing pool and sparse palaces. Huaqing Pool underwent large-scale expansion by the People's Government since 1959 after liberation