Indoor Silk Road Spectacular

Camel Bell Legend

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The Silk Road begins again at the ring of a camel bell. A 360° rotating auditorium, live camels and wolves, and sweeping effects — erupting volcanoes, avalanches, sandstorms and waterfalls — carry the story through six acts. Indoor and climate-controlled, all year round.

Visitor Guide

¥288–458

This week: see the official schedule

Runtime 60 min · no intermission

Book Tickets

Showtimes follow the official schedule; availability is confirmed via WeChat. Book 7+ days ahead.

Ticket Prices¥288–458

VIP Zone¥288

Platinum Zone¥338

Diamond Zone¥388

Supreme Zone¥458

Seats are assigned automatically by zone; prices and offers follow official channels.

Official-channel issues · Real prices · Full refund if failed

Show at a Glance

Length, theatre format and venue at a glance, compiled from official public information.

About 60 minShow length

360° Rotating AuditoriumTheatre format

Indoor, climate-controlledVenue

All year roundAvailability

Compiled from official public information; the venue notices on the day prevail.

Official Honors & Media Coverage

International awards and national recognition, from official announcements and press coverage.

TEA Thea Award for Outstanding Achievement · 13 Nov 2018

The highest standard in themed entertainment, known as the industry's "Oscar"

IAAPA Brass Ring Award · 20 Nov 2019

The most authoritative award in the global attractions industry, alongside nominees Disneyland Paris' The Lion King and Tokyo Disney's "Oh, Summer Banzai"

Listed in China's 2023 Tourist Performing Arts Boutique Catalogue

Per the official Huaxia Cultural Tourism Xi'an Resort account

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Story & Photos

Farewell, the wolf trail, exotic lands, auspicious rain, the homeward journey and a flourishing age.

Farewell at the old Guangyuntan wharf

Farewell at Chang'an

Volcano, avalanche, sandstorm — a trail with wolves

Peril on the Wolf Trail

A Roman marketplace where East meets West

Exotic Lands

Prayers at Bamiyan, then auspicious rain

Auspicious Rain

Waiting beneath the old trees of Ba Bridge

Homeward

All nations gather for a flourishing age

A Flourishing Age

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FAQ

Only half a day — which show should I pick?

The two shows sit in different parts of the city, so squeezing both into one day is rushed. Camel Bell Legend is indoor at Chanba, runs about 60 minutes with daytime slots and is weather-proof — easier with children or seniors. The Song of Everlasting Sorrow is an outdoor night show at Huaqing Palace in Lintong, known for lighting and romance, and is weather-dependent. Tight schedule or worried about rain → Camel Bell Legend; set on a night spectacle and staying in Lintong → the other one.

Is it suitable for seniors and children?

Indoor and climate-controlled, all year round. The show runs about 60 minutes with no interval; the auditorium rotates but you stay seated throughout. Live camels and wolves are the part children remember most. Children under 1.2 m enter free but get no seat. Front Diamond rows get water mist — with seniors or kids, avoid the very front or bring a light jacket. No umbrellas, outside food or professional cameras inside.

Which ticket tier should I choose? Can I pick my seat?

Reference tiers: VIP ¥288 / Platinum ¥338 / Diamond ¥388 / Supreme ¥458. Seats are assigned automatically — you choose a zone, not a specific seat. Front rows feel more immersive, but front Diamond rows get water mist; for the effect without getting wet, pick Platinum or a rear Diamond row. With kids or seniors, skip the very front. Prices and offers follow the official channel in real time.

Is the venue far from downtown? How do I get there without a car?

At the Huaxia Cultural Tourism Grand Theatre, No. 1518 Huawen Road, Baqiao District — not close to the Bell Tower or Giant Wild Goose Pagoda, so allow 40–60 minutes for the trip. Take Metro Line 3 to Wuzhuang (Exit B2), walk to Sandship Outlets, then Chanba Line 3 / 7 / 10 or bus 195 to Huaxia Cultural Tourism. By car, navigate to the resort; on-site parking is available. Arrive another 40–60 minutes before the show.

How do I book?

For a better rate, contact us on WeChat to book; we will go through your itinerary one-to-one.

Can I cancel or change my date?

Cancel before 12:00 one day prior to your visit date; later requests cannot be refunded. No partial refunds — to change the date, cancel and rebook. Rules follow the channel you book through; confirm before paying.

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Venue

Huaxia Cultural Tourism Grand Theatre

No. 1518 Huawen Road, Baqiao District, Xi'an, Shaanxi

MetroTake Metro Line 3 to Wuzhuang Station (Exit B2), walk to Sandship Outlets stop, then change to Chanba Line 3 / 7 / 10 or bus 195 and get off at Huaxia Cultural Tourism.
ParkingNavigate to Huaxia Cultural Tourism Xi'an Resort; on-site parking is available; Fees and space availability follow the on-site notice.

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