Excursión de un día a Xi'an, los guerreros de terracota y la ciudad desde Chengdu en tren
Descripción
Este tour privado le ofrece la manera más eficiente de explorar las principales atracciones de Xi'an. Un amable guía local lo acompañará en un viaje de un día completo para ver el sitio de los guerreros de terracota, declarado Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO, escalar el Muro de Xi'an para disfrutar de las vistas de la ciudad y maravillarse con la arquitectura de inspiración islámica en el Barrio Musulmán. Se incluye la recogida en el hotel en Chengdu y los boletos de ida y vuelta en tren bala.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Recojo del hotel de Chengdu a la estación de tren Bullet a Xi’an. Su guía se encontrará con usted en la estación de tren de Xi'an y luego se subirá a un vehículo privado para partir hacia su primer punto de interés: el sitio de los guerreros de terracota Patrimonio de la Humanidad de la UNESCO. En el trayecto de 1 a 1,5 horas a este museo de renombre mundial, aprenderá sobre la importancia de su vasta exhibición de figuras de arcilla de tamaño natural que fueron enterradas durante el siglo III a. C. para proteger al primer emperador de China, Qin Shi Huang Di, en el más allá. Cuando llegues, entra en las cámaras subterráneas del mausoleo del emperador Qin, que cuenta con el ejército de terracota. Su guía y las exhibiciones en el sitio revelan el elaborado plan del gobernante para la tumba subterránea de casi 250,000 pies cuadrados, custodiada por más de 7,000 figuras de arcilla de tamaño natural y caballos.
Después de su recorrido por el museo, regrese a Xi’an y continúe su visita turística en el Muro de Xi’an. Si lo desea, suba los escalones desde la puerta sur hasta llegar a la parte superior de la antigua muralla, donde puede pasear por la pasarela con su guía. Admira las vistas de la ciudad a continuación y maravíllate con la increíble arquitectura de las puertas y torres a cada lado de la fortificación.
Luego, camine hasta el Barrio Musulmán para descubrir evidencias de influencias islámicas en la arquitectura de los edificios circundantes, como la Torre del Tambor, y en los platos que se sirven en los puestos de comida cercanos. Pasee por los callejones del vecindario y el bullicioso mercado. Si tiene tiempo, puede visitar la Gran Mezquita, una de las mezquitas más antiguas y famosas de China, fundada en el año 742 d. C. Conozca su estilo arquitectónico chino y el pueblo Hui que trajo el Islam a China hace siglos. Por la tarde, lo trasladarán en un vehículo privado a la estación de tren de Xi'an de regreso a Chengdu y terminará su maravilloso día.
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Lugares y horarios de recogida
Punto de partida: servicio de recogida gratuito en su hotel o residencia de la ciudad en Chengdu (todos los hoteles dentro de 3rd Ring Road), si se queda fuera de 3rd Ring Road, debe ser recogido en la puerta principal de Wuhouci, o contáctenos de antemano para organizar la recogida en su hotel y pagar un costo adicional al conductor. Punto de retorno: vuelve al punto de partida original.
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(5)
When picked up at our hotel, we were given paperwork with all the information we would need. (It was nice to have a number to call if there were any questions.) Our guide was Jenny and she filled us in on the history of Xi'an as we drove to the Terra Cotta Warriors. It was incredible to see, but be prepared to squeeze in among crowds. We even got to meet one of the farmers that found the warriors and wrote a book. After lunch we drove around the city wall and explored the area. We had to pay extra, but ended the long day with a massage.
<p>This was an excellent tour although pretty long since flying adds extra hours at each end of the trip, meaning that there wasn't quite enough time for all the things we would have liked to linger over. The Terracotta Warriors are amazing of course, and the lunch at the Museum was fun since we could see noodles being made. Our guide Coffee took us first to see the archaeologists in action which was a fabulous opportunity for us! Our City Wall visit was short for lack of time and lack of visibility on that day, but that was fine. Coffee was full of information at both stops about the military details and that enhanced both stops. It might be helpful to read up a bit on the Warriors though to be sure you have the background since you might not get enough info from your guide depending on your interests. Our final stop at the Muslim Quarter was too rushed because I'd spent so much time enjoying the Warriors the main reason for my trip, so my own fault but I wish we'd had more time there. What an amazing place!! We were there close to dinner time so the place was packed with people enjoying the ambiance and food! If you want enough time to really enjoy all these locations, and the ones we missed, I'd suggest you take a couple days instead. But if you only have one short day as we did, this packs in a lot of the highlights!</p>
<p>The trip from Vhengdu to Cian was superb. The taxi arrived early to take us to the airport and gave us our e tickets. I think this information should have been given to us prior the this as I was worried we wouldn't get the the airport. We were met in Xian by an excellent guide called Rosa and her driver. Rosa's knowledge was excellent. We thoroughly enjoyed the Terracotta Warriors, City Wall and My slim Street. Our flight back was good and the driver was there to meet us on arrival as arranged. We would recommend Viator and will book with them again.</p>
<p>A very busy day, started at 0530 drive to airport and ended at 2200 returning to the hotel in Chengdu but thoroughly enjoyable and well worth the long day. We had our own guide and driver she was great, learnt the fascinating history of the Emperor Xin, the Terracotta warriors story etc. Excellent experience. Good local lunch. Overall, excellent trip and well organised - for one of those, just have to, trips!</p>
<p>Excellent tour, it was a very early start and was organised through Samtours. We booked 2 tours through this company with Viator but needed details for our visas and Sam was very helpful so we ended up using his company for the whole week. We were picked up from the airport when we arrived in Chengdu and driven to our hotel. We did this tour and had an excellent guide called Rosa who organised a wheelchair for me at The Terracotta Warriors Museum and took lots of photos of my daughter and me. We also used Samtours to do a chengdu City tour including a visit to the panda garden, to do a volunteer day at the Woolong Panda Centre, to visit the Lehsan Giant Buddha, The Chinese Opera and the irrigation system and mountain.Samtours also took us back to the airport when we returned home. We had the same driver all week Mr Cheung who was an excellent driver and we always felt safe with him even though Chengdu is very busy. We had excellent tour guides all week. I would like t say a big thank you to Sam, Mr Cheung, Lilleth, Andy, Rosa, and Carol for looking after us and giving us excelent memories of China</p>
