Xi'an: Terracotta Warriors Tour with Optional Add-Ons｜China

Start your day with a convenient pickup from your hotel in Xi'an and travel in comfort to the Terracotta Warriors Museum. Explore the excavation pits and exhibition halls, and learn about one of the world's greatest archaeological discoveries.

After visiting the Terracotta Warriors, continue to Lishan Garden to explore the renowned Bronze Chariots and Horses Museum, one of the finest archaeological discoveries of the Qin Dynasty.

Enjoy the most comprehensive itinerary, combining the military legacy of the Qin Dynasty with the elegance and romance of the Tang Dynasty at Huaqing Palace.

At the beginning of the tour, receive a complimentary blank traditional Chinese round fan. At every attraction, take part in a special cultural activity inspired by the history and stories of the site. After completing the activity, receive an exclusive destination stamp unique to that attraction.

Collect stamps throughout the day and imprint them on your fan as a record of your adventure. You are also welcome to personalize and decorate the fan yourself, turning it into a one-of-a-kind travel keepsake.

By the end of the tour, take home more than photographs—you'll have a handcrafted souvenir filled with the memories, stories, and experiences collected along your Xi'an journey.

After visiting your selected attractions, relax on the comfortable drive back to Xi'an. Your driver will drop you off at your preferred location within Xi'an urban area, whether that's your hotel, a restaurant, a shopping district, or another convenient meeting point.

Lishan Garden and Huaqing Palace are not mandatory parts of the tour. We offer a variety of optional experiences so you can create the itinerary that suits you best.

At Huaqing Palace, don't miss the chance to experience the famous hot spring water that has attracted visitors for over a thousand years.

Legend says that even pieces of wood immersed in the spring water centuries ago remained surprisingly well preserved, a testament to the unique mineral properties of the springs.

Bring a little water to your hands and splash your face for a refreshing experience. Whether or not you believe the ancient stories of beauty and wellness, it's a delightful way to take part in a tradition once enjoyed by emperors, nobles, and travelers throughout Chinese history.