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This complex is built on the original site of the West Market of Tang Dynasty Chang'an, which was the world's most important trading hub during the Silk Road era. The modern development includes a museum, a Silk Road-themed street, and a large commercial mall. The museum preserves the actual ruts of ancient wagon wheels and the remains of Tang-era drainage systems. It serves as a living tribute to the city's cosmopolitan history as a global trade center. Expert Recommendation: Visit the Tang West Market Museum to see the 'Golden Market' excavations. Pro Tip: The Silk Road street is a great place to buy unique handicrafts from Central Asia and different regions of China that you won't find in the Muslim Quarter.
As the most prestigious Indian restaurant in Xi'an, Redfort serves as a culinary bridge on the modern Silk Road
This restaurant specializes in the famous 'Qishan Saozi Noodles' from the western part of Shaanxi province

Sharing its grounds with the Small Wild Goose Pagoda, this museum offers a comprehensive overview of Xi'an's history through the lens of urban development
Built in 707 AD, this pagoda is part of the Jianfu Temple and was designed to house Buddhist scriptures brought from India
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