Chang'an

Chang'an, known as a historical capital of various Chinese dynasties, was one of the most significant cities in ancient China. Located in the modern-day city of Xi'an, it served as a cultural and political hub from the 3rd century BCE until the end of the 10th century CE. Chang'an was renowned for its impressive urban planning, bustling markets, and diverse population. It played a key role in the Silk Road trade, facilitating cultural exchange between East and West. Today, it is recognized for its historical sites and contribution to Chinese civilization and heritage.