Take the subway route in the Tang Dynasty's Nightless City

The No. 4 subway line could reach the Nightless City.

The Nightless City could be reached by subway line 4 and line 3.

The best route to visit the Nightless City was to start from the North Square of the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, go along the ancient poetry street and the statue of Xuanzang to the north entrance of the Nightless City, then pass through the Kaiyuan Square and the east side of the Big Wild Goose Pagoda Pedestrian Street, and finally arrive at the Big Wild Goose Pagoda subway station. This route was a continuous line. Travelers could reach the Big Wild Goose Pagoda Station through Line 3 or Line 4 of the subway. After leaving the station from the southeast exit, they could begin to visit the Nightless City of Tang Dynasty. The tour usually lasted from around 7 pm to 11 pm. The performances in Tang's Nightless City were all free and did not require reservations.

You could take the subway line 4 to the Nightless City.

The tour route of the Nightless City of Tang Dynasty could start from the northern square of the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, then pass through the southern square of the Big Wild Goose Pagoda and the Qujiang Joy City in turn, and finally arrive at the Nightless City of Tang Dynasty. The pedestrian street on the sightseeing route was relatively long, about two kilometers per way. According to personal preferences, the tour usually started around 7 pm and lasted until 11 pm. There were 22 performances every night, and each performance lasted ten minutes. All of them were free. However, it was impossible to watch all of them all the way to the finish line. It was recommended that they watch a few performances on the way back to the subway station.

The tour route of the Nightless City of the Tang Dynasty could start from the north square of the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, along the ancient poetry street, the statue of Xuanzang, and then enter the north entrance of the Nightless City of the Tang Dynasty, continue to visit the Kaiyuan Square and the east side of the Big Wild Goose Pagoda Pedestrian Street, and finally arrive at the Big Wild Goose Pagoda subway station. This route required about two kilometers of walking. According to personal preferences, the tour time was usually from around 7 pm to 11 pm. The scenic spots of the Nightless City in Tang Dynasty were rich and varied. Guests could choose according to their interests and time.

The tour route of the Nightless City of Tang Dynasty could start from the north square of the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, then visit the ancient poetry street, the statue of Xuanzang, the north entrance of the Nightless City of Tang Dynasty, Kaiyuan Square, the east side of the pedestrian street of the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, and finally the subway station of the Big Wild Goose Pagoda. This route required about 2 kilometers of walking distance. The tour time was based on personal preference. It was normal to play from around 7 pm to 11 pm. The performances in Tang's Nightless City were free. There were many performances every day and lasted for 10 minutes. It is recommended to take the subway and choose Line 3 or 4 to reach the Big Wild Goose Pagoda Station. You can reach the North Square of the Big Wild Goose Pagoda from the southeast exit.

From the Nightless City to the Terracotta Warriors, one could take the subway. First, walk to the Big Wild Goose Pagoda subway station, then take Line 4, change to Line 3 at Beichitou subway station, change to Line 1 at Tonghuamen subway station, get off at Fangzhi City subway station, and then change to Line 9 to get off at Qinling West Station. The terracotta warriors were about 68 meters away from Qinling West Station.

There were many places suitable for taking photos in Tang's Nightless City. Two locations were mentioned. The first one was the Tang Cat Courtyard and the entrance of Ai Fei Hotel. Here, you could take pictures of the ancient buildings and the Big Wild Goose Pagoda. Every night, there were many young ladies and photographers taking pictures here. The second location was the Brocade Fish near the entrance of Tongsheng Xiang. In addition to the lanterns at the entrance, the two sides of the street could also be used as a background to create a false background atmosphere. These two locations were suitable for taking photos in the Nightless City of the Tang Empire.