At Xingqinggong Park in Xi’an, visitors are transported back to the Tang Dynasty (618-907) as they marvel at exquisite handmade mooncakes and pastries that showcase the elegance of traditional Chinese culture.
Nestled on the historic site of the former Xingqing Palace, the park has become a culinary haven where artisans craft mooncakes adorned with intricate designs inspired by the art and aesthetics of the Tang era.
These delicacies not only delight the palate with a variety of flavors but also captivate the eye. Each mooncake is a work of art, reflecting themes from ancient Chinese folklore, nature, and imperial motifs.
Visitors strolling through the park can witness the meticulous process of mooncake making, gaining insight into the cultural significance of these treats, especially during the Mid-Autumn Festival.
“I’ve never seen such beautiful mooncakes,” said Li Mei, a tourist from Shanghai. “It’s like tasting a piece of history.”
The event at Xingqinggong Park offers an immersive experience, allowing people to savor delicious pastries while embracing the rich heritage of the Tang Dynasty.
By preserving and promoting traditional culinary arts, Xingqinggong Park contributes to the ongoing appreciation of China’s cultural legacy among locals and international visitors alike.
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Tang Dynasty-inspired mooncakes showcase traditional culture
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