Hi Mr Sader glad to hsve your reply .How long were you in Xi An Jiaotong university.My son had reached the university on 15th may 2009.If you're free please write to me .Hereby my email address maybe l need some guidelines from you.
Thank you.
Best regards Steve
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May. 3,2009 20:59
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Mr.Steve(Malaysia) said:
Hi good morning l need to have your advice if l were heading to Xi An from Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) which airport should l land.Please guide me because l need to sent my son to China for MBBS in Xi An Jiaotong University.
May. 16,2009 12:28 Mr.sader(china) replied:
hi its xianyang airport thats near to xian..i m also a medical student there in xian jiaotong university....
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Apr. 29,2009 15:21
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Mrs.torretta(italy) said:
I'm going to Xian in aug.I will arrive in the morning about 10 and I would like to visit as much as I can to the Terracotta first and than to town.Which can be a convenient hotel clean,no smoking rooms,air condition resonable price? Please help me We will be 4 or 6
Apr. 30,2009 04:01 Ms.Evelyn(CN) replied:
Fly to Xian International Airport in Xianyang and then take the airport bus to go to the Xian Railway Station. There you may take the Tour Bus No.5 (游5 in Chinese) to go to Terracotta Army.
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Apr. 25,2009 05:25
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Mrs.Daveey(UK) said:
XIAN is amazing i was there 3 weekas ago and i miss it:(
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Apr. 23,2009 03:21
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Mr.steve(Malaysia) said:
Please advice if from malaysia kuala lumpur to china guangchow by flight.From guangchow to xi an by bullet train or flight better? how much fare for the bullet train and local domestic flight.I need more info b'coz l going to XI AN JIAOTONG University.
Apr. 23,2009 05:14 Ms.Yuan(China) replied:
As for the flights from kuala lumpur to Guangzhou, you can refer to this page:
You will arrive Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport.
However, I never found any information of the bullet trains from Guangzhou to Xian. The ordinary trains will take you more than 25 hours. Gosh, such a long time! I suggest you go to Xian by air. Actually, this website TravelChinaGuide can help you book discounted ticket from Guangzhou to Xian. When you arrive at Xian, you can take the airport bus to go to Xian Railway Station. Then, take the Bus No.240 to go to Xian Jiaotong University. Or you can take a taxi to go there.
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Feb. 9,2009 21:21
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Mr.Guide(china) said:
Xian Tang Hanguang Gate(西安唐含光门）Site Museum has been built and will be opened to the public in the near future. The museum has created two 'Firsts' for Chinese museums. Firstly, it is China's first museum of city gate site, and second, it is the only museum showing the site of city gate in the Tang Dynasty (618-907).
The exhibition hall of the museum covers an area of 4,762 square yards, which displays the doorway of Tang Hanguang Gate, the cross-section of the city wall, and the site of a culvert. What's more, visitors can see some Ming (1368-1644) and Qing (1644-1911) Dynasties' cultural relics, such as ancient eaves tiles and wall tiles. Also, two thematic exhibitions on 'The Development History of China City Wall' and 'Chang'an City in Sui and Tang Dynasties' are displayed to introduce the background knowledge.
The site of a Tang's culvert is a treasure in the museum. Lying under the city wall of Hanguang Gate, it was actually a small section of the underground water supply pipes in Tang Dynasty. Seeing from its structure, we will now know how the water supply network developed in that period, which is introduced by a museum guide.
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May. 17,2009 01:29 Reply
Mr.steve(Malaysia) said:
Hi Mr Sader glad to hsve your reply .How long were you in Xi An Jiaotong university.My son had reached the university on 15th may 2009.If you're free please write to me .Hereby my email address maybe l need some guidelines from you.
Thank you.
Best regards
Steve
2.
May. 3,2009 20:59 Reply
Mr.Steve(Malaysia) said:
Hi good morning l need to have your advice if l were heading to Xi An from Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) which airport should l land.Please guide me because l need to sent my son to China for MBBS in Xi An Jiaotong University.
May. 16,2009 12:28
Mr.sader(china) replied:
hi its xianyang airport thats near to xian..i m also a medical student there in xian jiaotong university....
3.
Apr. 29,2009 15:21 Reply
Mrs.torretta(italy) said:
I'm going to Xian in aug.I will arrive in the morning about 10 and I would like to visit as much as I can to the Terracotta first and than to town.Which can be a convenient hotel clean,no smoking rooms,air condition resonable price?
Please help me
We will be 4 or 6
Apr. 30,2009 04:01
Ms.Evelyn(CN) replied:
Fly to Xian International Airport in Xianyang and then take the airport bus to go to the Xian Railway Station. There you may take the Tour Bus No.5 (游5 in Chinese) to go to Terracotta Army.
4.
Apr. 25,2009 05:25 Reply
Mrs.Daveey(UK) said:
XIAN is amazing i was there 3 weekas ago and i miss it:(
5.
Apr. 23,2009 03:21 Reply
Mr.steve(Malaysia) said:
Please advice if from malaysia kuala lumpur to china guangchow by flight.From guangchow to xi an by bullet train or flight better? how much fare for the bullet train and local domestic flight.I need more info b'coz l going to XI AN JIAOTONG University.
Apr. 23,2009 05:14
Ms.Yuan(China) replied:
As for the flights from kuala lumpur to Guangzhou, you can refer to this page:
http://www.wego.com/flights/airfares/kuala-lumpur-kul/guangzhou-can
You will arrive Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport.
However, I never found any information of the bullet trains from Guangzhou to Xian. The ordinary trains will take you more than 25 hours. Gosh, such a long time! I suggest you go to Xian by air. Actually, this website TravelChinaGuide can help you book discounted ticket from Guangzhou to Xian. When you arrive at Xian, you can take the airport bus to go to Xian Railway Station. Then, take the Bus No.240 to go to Xian Jiaotong University. Or you can take a taxi to go there.
6.
Feb. 9,2009 21:21 Reply
Mr.Guide(china) said:
Xian Tang Hanguang Gate(西安唐含光门）Site Museum has been built and will be opened to the public in the near future. The museum has created two 'Firsts' for Chinese museums. Firstly, it is China's first museum of city gate site, and second, it is the only museum showing the site of city gate in the Tang Dynasty (618-907).
The exhibition hall of the museum covers an area of 4,762 square yards, which displays the doorway of Tang Hanguang Gate, the cross-section of the city wall, and the site of a culvert. What's more, visitors can see some Ming (1368-1644) and Qing (1644-1911) Dynasties' cultural relics, such as ancient eaves tiles and wall tiles. Also, two thematic exhibitions on 'The Development History of China City Wall' and 'Chang'an City in Sui and Tang Dynasties' are displayed to introduce the background knowledge.
The site of a Tang's culvert is a treasure in the museum. Lying under the city wall of Hanguang Gate, it was actually a small section of the underground water supply pipes in Tang Dynasty. Seeing from its structure, we will now know how the water supply network developed in that period, which is introduced by a museum guide.