【Ancient Charm of Chang'an】Column——Giant Wild Goose Pagoda Secret Photo Spot Get!

Capture cinematic blockbusters with no one around🎬 Discover a Secret Spot for Giant Wild Goose Pagoda! Stop crowding to take tourist photos! Sharing a photo spot that lets you easily enjoy alone time with the thousand-year-old pagoda. ✨ Tired of taking photos with crowds? Sharing my secret spot to capture the majestic Giant Wild Goose Pagoda in a peaceful, cinematic way. ✨ ▪ Photo Spot Details: Locate "East side wall of Giant Wild Goose Pagoda South Square" and find the entrance with a red door frame. Looking out from here, you can perfectly frame the pagoda body and the sky! ▪ Shooting Tips: Use the telephoto function, or a medium-telephoto lens, to compress the space and make the pagoda appear closer. Try shooting between 4-5 PM, the light is golden, and the photos will turn out exceptionally well! ▪ Cultural Tidbit: The Giant Wild Goose Pagoda was built by Master Xuanzang to preserve Buddhist scriptures. It was the tallest building in Chang'an city during the Tang Dynasty, and also a crystallization of ancient Chinese labor wisdom. ▪ Location Details： Look for a red-framed gateway on the east side of the South Square. It frames the pagoda perfectly against the sky. ▪ Shooting Tips： Use the telephoto lens on your phone or camera to compress the perspective. The golden hour (4-5 PM) is the perfect time for a warm, magical glow. ▪ Cultural Insight： The pagoda was built by the legendary monk Xuanzang to preserve Buddhist scriptures. It was the tallest building in ancient Chang‘an (now Xi‘an) and a testament to Chinese architectural genius