Fucha Town is a great destination near Xi'an suitable for family trips

It's about a forty-minute drive from downtown Xi'an. Parking is convenient, with large parking lots nearby and staff guiding and maintaining order along the way. The biggest highlight is the Fucha tea. The scenic area has various stalls selling tea and tea sets, as well as many teahouses. There are many small tables along Camel Lane by the river, which is quite crowded. I personally recommend the teahouses along Siming Lane to the north, which are less crowded and have a better environment. Our family of nine chose a 168 yuan package, with unlimited tea refills, fruit snacks, and free access to mahjong machines and various board games. Tea Fragrance Street's tea market has many stalls where children can play, such as ring toss, shooting, and there are P7 real-life claw machines and duck-catching games. The snack street is the most crowded place in Fucha Town, with narrow alleys packed with people. The local specialty, which I'm not sure how to spell, is highly recommended. There are many shops along the street, so it's good to compare a few. The prices of the snacks are generally around 10-20 yuan per portion, which is a bit higher than outside the scenic area but not too expensive. We bought a lot of snacks to take back to the teahouse to eat (but I forgot to take pictures because I was too busy eating). Finally, we went during the New Year period, when it was quite crowded, but except for the snack street, it wasn't too congested. The management and service of the scenic area were quite good, and there was a free sightseeing car. There were plenty of options for eating, drinking, and entertainment, and the whole family was quite satisfied. Overall, it's highly recommended!