The Nightless City was one of the most popular scenic spots in Qujiang scenic area and ranked in the top three. However, the details of the specific ranking were not mentioned in the search results provided.
The Nightless City was located at the foot of the Big Wild Goose Pagoda in Qujiang New District. It started from Xiaozhai East Road in the north, Yannan Third Road in the south, Cien West Road in the west, and Cien East Road in the east.
The distance between the Nightless City and Qujiang Ruins Park was about one kilometer. You can take the subway line 4 to the Tang Nightless City Station and walk about 1 kilometer. You can also take the 22, 224, 212, 504 to Qujiangchi Station or 715, 933 to Chongyang Square. You can take the 609 to Qujiang Ruins Park.
Qujiang Datang Nightless City received 1,240,400 visitors during May Day in 2020. The specific data showed that the number of overnight visitors was 346,100, accounting for 27.9% of the total number of visitors, and the number of one-day visitors was 894,300, accounting for 72.1% of the total number of visitors. In addition, the overall passenger flow of Tang Nightless City during May Day reached more than 2 million, an increase of 130% compared to the same period in 2019. However, there was no mention of the specific human traffic data on May 1st, so it was impossible to accurately answer the human traffic of Qujiang Tang Nightless City on May 1st.
The shops in Tang Nightless City were mainly stalls on the street, which could be rented to restaurants, homestays, retail, entertainment, and other businesses. The rental price of most shops was around 8,000 yuan a month, and the rental date was usually around six months. The Nightless City of the Tang Empire covered an area of more than 960 acres and a length of more than 1,500 meters from north to south. It included projects such as Zhenguan Square, Kaiyuan Square, Xuanzang Square, as well as many large-scale public cultural venues, star hotel projects, and commercial supporting facilities. The specifications and supporting facilities of the store included the width, height, depth, passenger elevators, cargo elevators, and central air conditioning. Most of the shops in Tang's Nightless City were still in operation, attracting customers such as office workers, tourists, and residents.
The Tang Empire's Nightless City would not be closed and was open 24 hours a day. Citizens and tourists could visit at any time.