Xi’an, nestled in the heartland of Northwest China, is an ancient city rich in history and culture, serving as a significant cultural, economic, and educational center in the region.
Xi’an is located at the eastern end of the Silk Road, and is the capital of Shaanxi Province. It is surrounded by the Qinling Mountains to the south and the Weihe River to the north, making it a strategic location historically. Nearby notable cities include Baoji to the west, Tongchuan to the north, and Weinan to the east, positioning Xi’an as a pivotal hub in central China.
Xi’an is divided into 11 administrative districts and 2 counties. The districts include Xincheng, Beilin, Lianhu, Baqiao, Weiyang, Yanta, Yanliang, Lintong, Chang’an, Gaoling, and Huyi, alongside Lantian and Zhouzhi counties. Each district and county has its own unique contributions to the city’s diverse heritage and modern development, embodying the blend of ancient traditions and contemporary progress that characterizes Xi’an.
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