Xincheng
A functional urban district shaped by modern planning.
Xincheng at a Glance
Everything you need to know before you go.
Where to Stay
Choose the neighborhood that fits your style.
Core Commercial Area
Located in the city center, this area offers easy access to shopping, dining, and entertainment. Hotels like Suzhou New City Garden Hotel and New City Grand Rezen Hotel are within 1 km of the center, providing luxury stays with family-friendly amenities such as children's play areas.
Best accessResidential Periphery
Situated on the outskirts, this area features hotels like Hilton Changzhou and Jinding Hotel, which are 12-45 km from the city center. It offers a quieter environment, suitable for business travelers attending conferences or those seeking a peaceful retreat away from the bustling city.
Budget-friendlyXincheng B&B Lane
Family-run homestays along the main street, minutes from the Taroko shuttle stop — simple rooms, homemade breakfasts, and the friendliest hosts in Hualien.
HomestayXincheng Highlights
The city's essential experiences.
Explore over 1,000 ancient tombs from the Wei and Jin dynasties scattered across the Gobi desert, 20 km northeast of Jiayuguan. Excavated since 1972, these tombs offer a rare glimpse into early Chinese history and art.
Discover the legacy of Shu Xincheng, a renowned scholar and publisher from Hunan. His contributions to education and publishing in the early 20th century are commemorated here, offering insight into China's intellectual history.
Opened in 2016, this large shopping and entertainment complex features a Dbox cinema, a hypermarket, and a Suning electronics store. Open daily from 11:00 to 21:00, it's a one-stop destination for shopping and fun.
Savor home-style Chinese cuisine at this popular restaurant located on the 5th floor of Wuyue Plaza. With an average cost of 65 yuan per person, it's a great spot for a casual meal. Open from 10:00 to 21:00.
Where the Yellow River meets the new city, modern architecture blends with natural scenery. Don't miss the stunning sunset views in the evening, and parking is available nearby for convenience.
Rent a car for convenient travel in Xincheng. Located 200 meters south of the intersection of Hohhot North Road and Hailaer Street, opposite Hohhot Mongolian School. Contact them at 0471-6921305.
Best Time to Visit
Each season offers something different.
Spring
Mild and pleasant, with occasional rain. Ideal for outdoor activities and visiting Taroko Gorge.
Summer
Hot and humid, with frequent typhoons. Carry rain gear and check weather forecasts before outdoor trips.
Autumn
Cool and dry, with clear skies. Perfect for hiking and enjoying coastal views.
Winter
Cool and relatively dry, but can be windy. Pack a light jacket for evenings.
Suggested Itineraries
Plans for every schedule.
Classic 2-Day
Day 1: Explore Macau Peninsula historic sites. Day 2: Visit Coloane and Taipa, starting with Lord Stow's Bakery, then St. Francis Xavier Church, and enjoy Portuguese cuisine at Jardim Ia.
Leisure 3-Day
Day 1: Macau Peninsula heritage walk. Day 2: Coloane village, Lord Stow's Bakery, St. Francis Xavier Church, Jardim Ia. Day 3: Taipa shopping and dining, including Venetian Macao and local eateries.
Extended 4-Day
Day 1: Macau Peninsula historic center. Day 2: Coloane: Lord Stow's Bakery, St. Francis Xavier Church, Jardim Ia. Day 3: Taipa: The Venetian Macao, Galaxy Macau, and local food. Day 4: Relax at Hac Sa Beach and explore Coloane trails.
Local Tips
Insider knowledge for a smoother trip.
Xincheng is the main gateway to Taroko Gorge; plan early to avoid crowds.
Buy marble products from local shops; they are unique to the area.
Enjoy the scenic Qixingtan beach, just a short ride away.
Use the train station for easy connections to Hualien City and other towns.
Always check typhoon warnings in summer before planning outdoor activities.
Try local seafood and indigenous cuisine at night markets.
FAQs About Xincheng
Quick answers to common questions.
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