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Xiayang Spring, also known as Ma Spring, is located approximately 50 meters northeast of Xiayang Village, Qiachuan Town, Heyang County, Weinan City, Shaanxi Province. It boasts over ten springs, the main one reaching a diameter of over ten feet, gushing out water as bubbling as boiling soup. The waters of Xiayang Spring are crystal clear, and in winter, steam rises from the hot springs, creating a breathtaking mist that lingers for miles, creating a truly spectacular sight.
The warm temperate continental monsoon climate offers four distinct seasons and abundant sunshine, making it suitable for travel in all seasons.
There are more than ten springs, the main one is more than ten feet in diameter, and the water gushes out like boiling soup. In summer, the water of Yangquan Spring is clear, while in winter, steam rises above the hot spring and mist lingers for miles, creating a spectacular scene.
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Xia Yangluo is a historic town in Huayin, Shaanxi, known for its traditional architecture and preservation of local cultural heritage. It reflects the rural life and customs of the region, providing insight into local history and community traditions.
Located in Huayin, Shaanxi, Xia Yangluo is accessible by taxi or private car from Huayin city center. Local buses may run nearby, and walking is convenient for exploring the town itself.
The town is open year-round. The best times to visit are spring and autumn when the weather is mild and comfortable for walking and sightseeing.
There is no formal entrance fee for visiting Xia Yangluo; access to the town is generally free. Tickets may be required for specific cultural or historical attractions inside the town.
Advance booking is usually unnecessary for general visits, but recommended if attending special events or private tours.
2–4 hours are sufficient to explore the main streets, cultural spots, and local markets.
Guided tours may be arranged in Mandarin; English tours are rare and need prior request. No standard audio guides are typically provided.
Start at the main entrance or central street, explore traditional buildings, visit markets and temples, then finish at scenic viewpoints for photography.
Night visits are possible, but most attractions close in the evening. Special tours may be available during festivals or cultural events.
The town is generally quiet. Weekdays are less crowded than weekends or public holidays, which may see more visitors.
Basic facilities such as public restrooms, small food stalls, seating areas, and souvenir shops are available in the main streets.
Most streets are accessible for children and elderly visitors. Some areas may be uneven, making wheelchair access limited in parts.
Cash is widely used, but mobile payments like WeChat Pay and Alipay are also accepted in shops and restaurants.
Small local eateries offer Shaanxi cuisine, snacks, and tea. Cafes are limited but can be found in the nearby town center.
Vegetarian options are generally available. Halal options require checking at local restaurants.
Guesthouses, small hotels, and mid-range accommodations are available in Huayin city near Xia Yangluo.
Souvenirs include local handicrafts, miniature architectural models, postcards, and traditional cultural items.
Taxi, private car, or local buses provide convenient options to continue to Mount Hua, Huayin city center, or nearby attractions.
