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Store Your Luggage Around Xi'an With Bounce 

Xi'an, China, frequently referred to as the birthplace of Chinese civilization in the Yellow River basin, is one of China’s most favored tourist destinations. Formerly the eastern boundary of the Silk Road, an ancient trade route connecting China with the Mediterranean, it is still one of the most essential and accommodating transportation hubs in the Central and Western sections of China. Reputed as the capital city of 13 imperial dynasties, it is famous for its Terracotta Warriors, said to be guarding the tomb of China’s first emperor. This terracotta army has become an international symbol of China’s history. 

Xi'an is certainly an ancient city, being traced back to at least the 11th century BCE. One has the opportunity to take in, taste, and tour the rich and prevalent history and culture. Don't miss a thing while on holiday in Xi'an. If you've got extra gear slowing you down, stow it with Bounce for an hour or a day, and see the sights.

Luggage Storage in Xi'an 

Since there are also so many things to do and see in Xi'an, you’ll benefit not only from Bounce partner businesses’ offer of short-term storage of your stuff to ease your burden, but you’ll also reduce the risk of thievery as well. It’s so easy, just drop off your bags at one of Bounce’s nearby locations so that you can experience everything Xi'an has to offer.

Xi'an City Guide 

Top Things to do 

Xi'an is alive with rich culture and history, interesting ancient pagodas, museums, and a variety of tours to acquaint you with the city. Shopping options found here are in the form of shopping malls, gift and specialty shops, and flea and street markets. Looking for a bite to eat? Choose from Chinese, Japanese, Italian, Indian, and more at the many restaurants peppered throughout the city. 

Museums 

In an ancient city like Xi'an one should expect there are many places in which to see and learn about the extensive history and rich culture. For those seeking this type of enrichment, exceptional historical representations, dramatic performances, and tours await. Expect a variety of evening entertainment, fun family attractions, as well as sightseeing opportunities. 

• Terracotta Warriors and Horses Museum: You’ll need at least half a day to fully appreciate these life-sized terracotta soldiers, horses, and chariots in full battle dress with the tomb of Emperor Qin Shihuang.

• Tang Dynasty Show: Experience a traditional Chinese evening from the most prosperous and progressive era in the days of Imperial China. Music and dance help to illustrate the beauty and glory of the Chinese civilization.

• Hukou Waterfall: Hukou, meaning mouth of the teapot, gets its name from the water reaction when the natural rock formations restrict the water flow, creating a visual appearance like that of water flowing from a teapot. The only yellow waterfall in the world, it is the second-largest in China. This natural phenomenon is a natural formation resulting from the flowing of the Yellow River (also called the mother river of China) through the Jinxia Grand Canyon. The width of the waterfall varies with the seasons, ranging from 98 feet to 164 feet across. 

Shopping 

When visiting a new city or country, many people enjoy browsing even more than when at home, looking for unusual or unique shops and venues. Xi'an will certainly not disappoint in this area, as there are plenty of unique shopping options in malls, gift and specialty shops, and flea and street markets.  

• Muslim Market:  This is a specialty market and a safe haven for food shopping for many Muslims. It is described by visitors as electrifying and full of energy, and a great atmosphere with people, lights, and different food stalls.

• Beiyuanmen Night Market: This street market is quite busy and crowded but it is a great place to taste the food that identifies Xi'an. Take the time to browse and shop for souvenirs and other goods.

• Wanda Plaza (Iijicun):  While not the fanciest of malls, this is described as a mid-sized modern mall in the middle of “real Xi'an” with an assortment of western-style boutique stores. It is definitely not a tourist-style mall, but rather is an “everyday” kind of mall.

Dining 

Looking for a place to eat in Xi'an? You’ll find a variety of cuisines from which to choose, like Chinese, Japanese, Indian, Italian. One of the great things about dining here is the experience, just as much as the food.

• Wei (W Xi'an): Specializing in European and Chinese fare, this eatery also serves steak, seafood, and more. Come for breakfast or lunch, or relax over dinner and drinks.

• Mai (The Westin Xi'an): This restaurant, located in The Westin area, serves Japanese, Sushi, and Asian food choices for lunch and dinner. The food is described as excellent, the staff polite and the service speedy. It's a venue you’ll want to return to again and again.

• Cyclist Restaurant: Considered hard to find, but a gem nonetheless, the restaurant is clean and the staff friendly. Experience great ambiance and delicious food. Serving Western dishes like steaks, pizza, salad, and tasty desserts, it is especially good if you’re missing usual Western food fare.