A Tang-dynasty pagoda built to house the scriptures Xuanzang brought back, a landmark and Buddhist symbol, with a musical-fountain square nearby.
Built in the Tang dynasty to store the scriptures and statues Xuanzang brought from India, the Giant Wild Goose Pagoda is a key landmark and Buddhist site of Xi'an.
The tower is solemn and ancient with views from the top; to its north, a large musical fountain makes an evening draw for locals and visitors alike.
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Xi'an, capital of Shaanxi Province, is one of China's four great ancient capitals. Once called Chang'an, it served...
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