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Xi'an | Terracotta Warriors + Lishan Garden One-Day Tour Detailed Guide

When you come to Xi'an, you must not miss the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor. This includes the Terracotta Warriors Museum and Lishan Garden, which are about 2.7 kilometers apart. The park is vast, so it is recommended to reserve more than 3 hours for the visit. 🎫 Ticket Information: Adults: ¥120 Students / Veterans: ¥60 (full-time undergraduate and below) Seniors over 65 / Disabled persons / Active military personnel / Firefighters / Police: Free (reservation required in advance) ⏰ Opening Hours: Off-season (November-March): 08:30 - 16:30 (last admission) Peak season (April-October): 08:30 - 17:00 (last admission) 🎟️ Reservation Method: WeChat public account/official account "Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor" 🗺️ Visiting Areas & Suggested Routes 🔸 Lishan Garden (Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor) ➡ K9901 Burial Pit → Bronze Chariot and Horse Museum → K0006 Civil Official Pit 🔸 Terracotta Warriors Museum ➡ Pit 1 (largest and most spectacular) → Pit 3 (command center) → Pit 2 (warrior figures, kneeling archer figures) → Exhibition Hall (highly recommended! You can admire precious cultural relics up close) 🚗 Transportation Guide 🔹 From the city center (about 1 hour one way) 🚇 Subway + Taxi / Bus Take subway line 9 to "Qinling West Station Exit B" In peak season, it is recommended to go to Lishan Garden first (take a taxi directly from Exit B) In off-season, it is recommended to go to the Terracotta Warriors first (take a taxi or bus 303 from Exit B) There is a free shuttle bus between the two places, which you can take to the next stop after visiting 🔹 Sightseeing Car (recommended to buy, saves energy) Within Lishan Garden: ¥15 (the park is large, recommended to buy) Terracotta Warriors Museum: ¥5 (from the entrance to the ticket gate, not far, can walk) 💡 Travel Tips ✔ Tickets need to be reserved in advance, they may sell out in peak season ✔ Suggested visiting order: go to the less crowded Lishan Garden first, then the Terracotta Warriors Museum ✔ Don't miss the Exhibition Hall! Many guides don't mention it, but it displays many precious cultural relics, worth savoring This time in Xi'an, don't just see the Terracotta Warriors, also don't miss Lishan Garden and the Exhibition Hall for a complete experience of the "underground kingdom of the First Emperor"!
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Posted: Mar 31, 2025
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Step into a legend—Xi’an’s Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor delivers awe with ancient grandeur! 🌄 Immerse yourself in the world’s largest tomb, uncovering the secrets behind the clay army and marveling at restoration that spans millennia. Start your journey at the Tomb of Prisoners inside the Mausoleum, where the very scale hints at history’s ambition. Then stroll to the Bronze Chariot and Horse of Qinling for up-close views—these intricately crafted displays truly reveal the artistry of ancient China (bring your zoom lens for close-up detail shots!). Next, head to Terra-Cotta Warriors Pit No.1 (best entry Mar–July: 08:30–18:30, July–Aug: 08:00–19:30), where the sea of warriors in battle formation stuns with lifelike features—early morning is your golden hour for crowd-free “insta-worthy” panoramas. Continue to No.3 Pit nearby (open 09:00–16:00 all year), smaller but rich in rare relics, perfect for tight shots of restored faces and armor. Don’t skip Lishan Garden: wander landscaped paths for tranquil views, especially at sunset when the tombs backdrop glows. 📝 Essentials: Tickets often sell out—book ahead for peak times. Photo ops abound, but flash is forbidden inside the exhibition halls. Give yourself 3–4 hours to appreciate details; wear comfy shoes, since grounds are expansive and a lot of terrain is outdoors. 🌟 Insider tip: To truly appreciate the level of restoration, seek out exhibits showing “before and after”—the contrast is jaw-dropping. It’s humbling to consider these wonders are still waiting for their full glory to be revived. Engage a guide to interpret the details. #XiAn #TerracottaWarriors #AncientChina #MuseumDay #BucketList

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