• The Museum of Qin Terra-cotta Warriors and Horses - The Terracotta Warriors are celebrated as the most remarkable archaeological find of the 20th century. At the Terracotta Warriors Museum, visitors will be amazed by 8,000 unique soldiers. Observing each life-sized clay soldier, one can truly appreciate the power of time and space.
  The 6,000 terracotta figures of warriors and horses are arranged facing east in a rectangular battle formation. The vanguard consists of three rows of 210 crossbow and longbow bearers. Following closely is the main force of armored soldiers wielding spears and various weapons, ever vigilant in their duty to protect the tomb and spirit of the First Emperor (Qin Shi Huang Di), demonstrating their unwavering loyalty and determination.
• Huaqing Palace - Huaqing Palace, situated at the base of Mount Li in Xi’an, is a historic and picturesque site celebrated for its natural hot springs and cultural importance. Originally constructed during the Tang Dynasty (618-907 AD), it served as a royal retreat and is famously linked to Emperor Xuanzong and his cherished concubine, Yang Guifei.
  The palace boasts beautifully preserved Tang-style architecture, pavilions, and serene gardens. The hot springs, renowned for their healing properties, were utilized by the imperial family and continue to be a highlight for visitors. The site also provides valuable insights into Tang Dynasty history and culture.

• Admissions to Terracotta army and Huaqing Palace
• English speaking tour guide
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Bottled water

• Gratuities
• Lunch
• Personal expenses

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