During the May Day holiday, multiple scenic spots in Shaanxi leveraged their unique charms to launch diverse themed cultural and tourism activities, offering the public vibrant experiences and boosting the holiday tourism economy with strong momentum.

Tang Paradise in Xi'an

Tang Paradise recreates the grandeur of the Tang Dynasty through over 40 cultural experiences.

Each evening at Lady's Pavilion, the "Qujiang Flower & Moon Banquet" Hanfu Fashion Show brings traditional clothing culture to life through dynamic performances.

More than 20 themed stalls allow visitors to savor Tang-style cuisine and traditions.

Over 40 pop-up shows across the scenic area deliver an audio-visual feast throughout the day.

Silk Road Paradise in Xi'an

The 2nd Silk Road Cultural Arts Festival at Silk Road Paradise kicks off during the May Day holiday. It centers on "technology + culture" to deliver immersive Silk Road experiences through drone shows, international art performances, and intangible cultural heritage innovations, revitalizing the holiday tourism market.

Art troupes from five European countries present energetic folk dances and musical performances, including Russian solo instrumental shows and Spanish flamenco, allowing visitors to experience the artistic charm of Silk Road nations.

Two major shows— the grand Chinese-style Broadway musical Sound of the Silk Road and the live-action outdoor stunt drama The Legend of Richthofen—vividly revisit the glory of the ancient Silk Road.

Xinghan Scenic Spot in Hanzhong

On May 1, the Hanfu Culture Week opened at Xinghan Scenic Spot. Over 500 Hanfu enthusiasts presented an immersive Han cultural feast through parades, blessing ceremonies, and other innovative activities, driving continuous growth in holiday tourism consumption.

The event featured parades led by historical cultural IPs like "Liu Bei", "Zhang Liang", and "Zhuge Liang", with classical costumes forming a stunning visual spectacle.

As a national-level Han culture-themed resort, the area blends traditional experiences, such as Han Dynasty wedding shows and ancient lifestyle demonstrations, with trendy youth elements like Chinese-chic anime exhibitions and NPC interactive events. These diverse activities have boosted business for local restaurants, hotels, and homestays.