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Explore the region
About Xi’an Botanical Garden
The Qinling Garden and Huashan Rock Garden relate planting to nearby mountain landscapes, while the Silk Road Garden introduces a wider cultural-geographic theme. Rose, medicinal-plant and water gardens provide contrasting ways to explore the collections. This page follows the new garden, whose entrance area is separate from the institution’s older Cuihua Road address.
What to look for
- Qinling Garden and Huashan Rock Garden, linking plant collections with Shaanxi mountain landscapes.
- Silk Road Garden, Rose Garden and the water-garden planting as contrasting themed collections.
Location & getting there
Getting to Xi’an Botanical Garden
Go to the new garden at the intersection of Xiangyue Road and Huazhao Road in Qujiang New District, south of the South Third Ring Road.
- Use the new-garden address when arranging transport; 17 Cuihua South Road refers to the older site.
Combine your visit
Suggested order within this visit:
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Qinling Garden
Begin with the region’s mountain flora.
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Huashan Rock Garden
Compare the planting with a different terrain-themed setting.
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Silk Road Garden
Finish by widening the geographic context of the collections.
This sequence is an editorial suggestion based on the features described in the sources. Access to individual buildings or areas should be checked locally; no travel time or shared admission is implied.
Find Xi’an Botanical Garden
西安植物园新园 · 雁塔区
The pin marks the area, not the entrance.
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Approximate straight-line distances between map pins, not travel distances.
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View guide →Sources & visit information
The sources below support the place-specific description and arrival information. Suggested combinations are editorial planning ideas; confirm current opening, entry arrangements and transport services for your date.