Landmark
Bronze Statue of Master Xuanzang
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The Bronze Statue of Master Xuanzang stands prominently at Dayanta North Square in Xi'an, a tribute to the revered Buddhist monk who journeyed to India in the 7th century. The statue depicts Xuanzang in flowing robes, holding a staff and a sutra, symbolizing his pilgrimage and translation work. It is set against the backdrop of the Giant Wild Goose Pagoda, a historic structure built to house the scriptures he brought back. The square itself is a lively public space, often filled with locals practicing tai chi, flying kites, or enjoying evening light shows. The statue is a focal point for photos and reflection. Visitors can walk around the base, which features inscriptions detailing Xuanzang's travels. The area is especially atmospheric at sunset when the pagoda is illuminated. This landmark is not just a work of art but a connection to Xi'an's rich Buddhist heritage and the Silk Road history. The statue was erected in recent decades as part of the square's development, becoming a beloved symbol of cultural pride.
À ne pas manquer
- Detailed bronze craftsmanship showing Xuanzang's robes and staff
- Inscribed base with historical accounts of his journey
- Backdrop of the Giant Wild Goose Pagoda for iconic photos
- Evening fountain and light shows in the square
- Proximity to the Tang Paradise and other Xi'an attractions
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Bon à savoir avant de partir
- Best photos are from the front, with the pagoda in the background.
- Visit at dusk for the pagoda light-up and musical fountain show.
- Wear comfortable shoes, the square is large and you may walk to nearby attractions.
- Bring water in summer; there are few shaded spots near the statue.
Un peu d'histoire
Master Xuanzang (602–664 CE) was a Chinese Buddhist monk who traveled overland to India during the Tang Dynasty, returning with Buddhist scriptures. He later translated them at the Giant Wild Goose Pagoda. The bronze statue was erected in the early 2000s as part of the square's beautification project.
Questions fréquentes
Is the statue part of the Giant Wild Goose Pagoda ticket?
No, the statue is in the free public square. The pagoda itself requires a separate ticket.
Can I take photos with the statue?
Yes, photography is allowed and encouraged.
Are there guided tours?
Not specifically for the statue, but many Xi'an tours include the square and pagoda.
Is the square crowded?
It can be busy in the evenings and on weekends, but it's spacious enough to find a good spot.
What else is nearby?
The Giant Wild Goose Pagoda, Tang Paradise, and the Shaanxi History Museum are all within walking distance.
Are there restrooms nearby?
Yes, public restrooms are available in the square.
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