Hi
I have 2 questions on the above please.
1. We are thinking of doing a "warring style" photo shoot on the ancient city walls in late nov. Is this considered winter and will it be too cold for a winter shoot?
Also I seem to see the packages only based on per pax. Prices start from rm 799 onwards. We're 2 adults and 2 boys (9 & 15). Not sure if its worthwhile to pay this x 4. Do you know of any with family packages that does war style shoot on the walls?
2. Does "The Great Qin" performance run into late nov? I don't seem to be able to find tickets on klook or trip.com for those dates. Otherwise is there another recommendation for similar shows on terracotta or war history?
Thank you.
1. Outdoor "warring style" photo shoot on Xi'an City Walls in late November:
Late November is considered late autumn to early winter in Xi'an. Average daytime temperatures are usually around 8–15°C (46–59°F), while mornings and evenings can drop close to freezing. It can feel quite cold, especially if standing still for photos, so dressing in layers and using thermal undergarments is recommended. Winds on the city walls can make it feel chillier than the actual temperature.
Regarding pricing and family packages:
2. "The Great Qin" performance in late November:
In summary, a late November city wall shoot is feasible with warm clothing, but family packages are rare, so budget for per-person pricing. “The Great Qin” may not be running, but similar shows at the Terracotta Army or city walls offer alternative cultural experiences.