- Brief Introduction
- The Emblem
- The Mascot
- Xi'an Expo Tours
- Xi'an Expo Map
- Ticket Price
- Recommended Tour Routes
- Top Things to Do In Xi'an
Xi'an Expo 2011 Facts
Xi'an Expo 2011 Travel
Xi'an Horticultural Expo 2011
Brief Introduction
Theme: The enduring prosperity of the dualism of nature and mankind as reflected in the purposeful harmony between the urban and the rural, also within the city
Where: The all-new Ziwei Urban Gardensite, aka Flowing Gardens, at the Guangyuntan Scenic Area in the Chan-Ba Ecological District of the city of Xi'an
When: 28 April to 22 October, 2011
Slogan: Green Leads the Trend!
The 2011 Xi'an International Horticultural Exposition – to be referred to in the following, except where it might lead to ambiguity, as the Expo – will be held at the all-new exposition site, Flowing Gardens, located within the Guangyuntan*(1) Scenic Area in the Chan-ba Ecological District of northeastern Xi'an City. The 2011 Xi'an International Horticultural Exposition marks the third time that this important event – recognized by professional horticulturalists as the "Horticultural Olympic" – will be held in China, the two previous instances being the 2006 Shenyang International Horticultural Exposition, held in the city of Shanyang, capital of Liaoning Province, and the 1999 Kunming International Horticultural Exposition, held in the city of Kunming, capital of Yunnan Province. » Read More about Xi'an Horticultural Expo 2011
The Emblem
The emblem of the expo, the pomegranate blossom, is highly appropriate since it embodies a series of "concentric-ring" petal shapes of increasing complexity (the "rings" are polygonal, with each successive polygonal shape possessing an increasing number of sides), each of which shapes corresponds to an important Chinese principle that is directly relevant to the expo in one way or another. » Read More
The Mascot
The expo's mascot is formed from the same pomegranate theme with the aforementioned polygonal symbolism. It is a very friendly, trusting, stylized human-like figure whose oversized head is a pomegranate that ends in a shock of "hair" – a flower, albeit, a flower that looks more like a daisy than the pomegranate blossom. On the chest of the figure is a stylized pomegranate blossom »Read More
Recommended Tour Routes
There are five access points to Flowing Gardens (see our specially annotated map): three along the "northern" perimeter and two along the "southern" perimeter (the rectangular Flowing Gardens is situated on a northwest-southeast axis, so the "northern" perimeter is actually the northeastern perimeter while the "southern" perimeter is actually the southwestern perimeter), comprising, in all, the main entrance (Guangyun Entrance) and four secondary entrances. Of these five entrances, only three are open to the public at large; one (the northwestern entrance) is a special entrance for tour groups only, while the other is a service entrance for official expo business only. »Read More
Top Things to Do In Xi'an
Terra Cotta Army
It is detailed lifesize models with a history of more than 2000 years. The excavation of Terracotta Army was regarded as one of the greatest discovery in the 20th century.
Ancient City Wall
Xi'an City Wall was erected in the 14th century Ming Dynasty, under the regime of Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang. It is the first landmark visitors will encounter in Xi'an
Big Wild Goose Pagoda
Standing in the Da ci'en Temple of a southern suburb of Xi'an, the Big Wild Goose Pagoda is one of the most famous Chinese ancient structures and has been viewed as the landmark of Xi'an.
Shaanxi Historical Museum
The Shaanxi Historical Museum, a large-scale modern State-class museum, is situated at the western side of the "Wild Goose Pagoda" in Xian City.
Muslim Food Street
It is 500 meters long and 10 meters wide. The street has been the gathering place of exquisite Muslim food for centuries, with a wide diversity of tastes and strong ethnic delicacies.
Tang Dynasty Show
This is a wonderful performance inspired by court songs, dance and music from the "Golden Age" of the Tang Dynasty, in a world class theatre restaurant.



