Tang Paradise Spring Festival Lantern Exhibition Tour
- Lantern Exhibition in Tang Paradise
- Private tour guide + Driver + Vehicle + Entrance fee
- Yes
- Start from $70 per person
Tour Overview
Tang Paradise is the first large-scale royal garden-like cultural theme park to fully display the glorious days of the Tang Dynasty in China. The original garden was seriously damaged during the wars in the late Tang Dynasty, but was successfully rebuilt in 2004 on the original site. This tour will take you to explore the Tang Paradise at night. No Chinese city can perfectly combine traditional festivals with history and culture like Xian. Surrounded by numerous colorful lanterns, you will feel like traveling back to the flourishing period of the Tang Dynasty. If you happen to be in Xian during the Spring Festival, it will be a good way to spend your night time. You can enjoy marvelous performances, participate in interesting traditional activities and take beautiful pictures.
Tour highlights:
* Stroll through the magnificent royal garden-style cultural theme park to enjoy beautiful lanterns of different shapes and colors.
* Spend an enjoyable evening watching exciting short water screen laser movies, and participating in fun traditional activities.
At about 17:00, meet your guide and driver at your downtown hotel and head to Xian Tang Paradise. Tang Paradise neighboring South Square of Big Wild Goose Pagoda is a national AAAAA scenic area that fully displays the imperial garden of the Tang Dynasty (618-907).

When evening comes, Tang Paradise will be lit by lanterns of different shapes and colors which add more attraction to this grand imperial garden. Roaming in the huge garden with your private guide, you will be treated to a fascinating night view here. The lanterns are made in the shape of humans, animals, plants, and some modern things. You may also watch short water screen laser movies in Tang Paradise. After a great time in the garden, you will return to your hotel.

Kind Notice: The tour is available during only each Spring Festival month.