西安唐樂(lè)宮有限公司

唐樂(lè)宮建筑于中國(guó)的千年古都西安(古稱長(zhǎng)安).地處西安市中心以南2公里長(zhǎng)安路,交通便利快捷.

唐樂(lè)宮之命名,取意于唐代 “五音八樂(lè)”和 “歡樂(lè)殿堂” 之雙重含義。顧名思義，唐樂(lè)宮是一座融文化娛樂(lè)和餐飲為一體的綜合性企業(yè)，其中負(fù)盛名的 “歌舞劇院餐廳” 譽(yù)滿中外，其豐盛的美酒佳肴、絢麗多姿熱情揚(yáng)溢的唐代民族歌舞，令您重溫千年古都西安的泱泱古風(fēng)；而食香酒美的宴會(huì)廳、巧手粵菜的中餐廳也同具特色。

自1988年開(kāi)業(yè)至今，每年接待30余萬(wàn)嘉賓人次，已成為各國(guó)元首、中外賓客旅訪西安必到之處。唐樂(lè)宮精湛的歌舞表演、豐富的飲食文化使國(guó)內(nèi)外賓客無(wú)不嘆為觀止。

唐樂(lè)宮內(nèi)之歌舞劇院餐廳是當(dāng)代中國(guó)在原設(shè)計(jì)上按國(guó)際專業(yè)要求建造，并采用中國(guó)唐代藝術(shù)風(fēng)格裝潢的國(guó)際劇院餐廳。面積約2000多平方米，可容納600多位賓客同時(shí)用餐。金碧輝煌的劇院，美倫美煥、匠心獨(dú)運(yùn)，烘托豪華典雅的藝術(shù)氣氛。唐樂(lè)宮無(wú)愧為當(dāng)今中國(guó)的“拉斯維加斯”式國(guó)際歌舞劇院餐廳。

THE TANG DYNASTY

Although the Tang Dynasty complex is specially designed to accommodate a world class theatre restaurant, it is also equipped with extensive banqueting facilities and an authentic Cantonese cuisine restaurant . Centrally located in Xian ,Shanxi, the complex is 2km south of the famous Bell Tower which is the center of the city.

Since its debut in 1988,the Tang Dynasty Complex received over 3.3 million guests from around the world . This is also a place where dignitaries and visitors to Xian congregate to partake of the splendor of the Tang Cultural experience.In fact, overseas visitors commented that their evening at the Tang Dynasty Complex was perhaps the most entertaining and enriching experience in their journey around China.

The theatre restaurant of the Tang Dynasty Complex is the only one of its kind in modern China that is comparable to the best internationally. The main hall covers an area of approximately 2000 square metres and can comfortably seat over 600diners at any one time.

The sumptuous menu, which blends the best of the West and the East followed by the rich and colourful cultural experience of the Tang Civilization, qualifies the evening entertainment as the prime show of shows. The blending of the graceful art-form of Ancient Chang An and the latest in lighting and stage effects is a beauty and a joy to the beholder. The Tang Cultrual Show may be a total contrast to some of the contemporary musicals of modern Las Vegas, but is nevertheless hailed by visitors as the “Lido”of the Orient.