Xi'an Day Tour: Terracotta Warriors & Huaqing Palace
Description
Explore the ancient wonders of Xi'an with a day tour featuring the iconic Terracotta Warriors and the historical Huaqing Palace. Witness the intricate details of thousands of life-sized figures that guard the tomb of China’s first emperor. Then, soak in the beauty of Huaqing Palace, known for its stunning hot springs and rich imperial history. The tour offers a flexible itinerary, ensuring you experience these remarkable sites at a comfortable pace. Enjoy a delightful lunch during the tour and have the option to attend an evening performance for a deeper cultural experience. - Visit the Terracotta Warriors, a UNESCO World Heritage site - Discover the history and beauty of Huaqing Palace - Lunch included to fuel your day of exploration - Flexible itinerary with potential evening performance option
Tour Options
Itinerary
Visit one of the eight wonders of the world - [Terracotta Warriors and Horses Museum] (tickets included, tour time is about 2.5 hours. Terracotta Warriors and Horses one-way battery car 5 yuan not included) There are scenic shopping places in the Terracotta Warriors and Horses scenic area, which are not travel agency-agreed shopping stores. You can enter and exit freely. Please be cautious when shopping and do not trust their sales talk.
After lunch, we will take you to visit the Royal Garden and the summer resort - [Huaqing Palace] (tickets are included, the tour time is about 90 minutes)
Highlights
What's included
Important Information
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- The tour guide will usually contact you around 7:30 PM the night before your trip. Please keep your phone accessible.
- After your booking is confirmed, we recommend adding our contact information to facilitate communication with the tour guide.
- This itinerary is limited to participants under 80 years of age.
- Public Holidays: Please aware there will be large crowds and heavy traffic in Chinese public holidays like May Day from May 1st to 5th and National Day from Oct 1st to 7th. Potential holiday traffic delays – appreciate your understanding.
