Detail Itinerary
Day 1. Entry Xian
Pick you up from your hotel in morning.
Visit the Terracotta Warriors and Horses In 1974 when the farmers drilling a well, what they found would excite the archeology world. In a vault of approximately 12,000 square meters and 5m underground lay some 8000 terracotta infantry soldiers, archers, cavalrymen and chariots arranged in battle formation, as warriors, they each held weapon, bronze swords, spears, axes and halberds-which were still sharp when discovered and longbows and crossbows, ready to defend their Emperor's (Emperor Qingshihuang) immortal soul. The terracotta sculptures show a high level of artistry with individualized facial expressions, hairstyles and clothing and were one brightly painted with black armor, colorful red scarves and green pants, though the colors have long faded.
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| After lunch, we will visit the Forest of Stone Steles Museum - Once the Temple of Confucius, the Forest of Steles at Sanxuejie Street nearby the South Gate in Xi'an was originally built in Northern Song dynasty (1090 A.D.) when a large Confucian collection of steles cut in A.D. 837 - the oldest existing texts of the Confucian classics - was moved here for safekeeping. It gained the present name in the 18th century and boasted the largest collection of its kind in China. |
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| Move on to visit the City Wall , Xi'an's gray city walls are imposing and built to keep out bandits and barbarians, The massive walls measure 12m high and 16m wide at the base, tapering to 12m to 14m and is 13.74km in circumference. Towers at each corner of the walls have defensive towers jutting our along the length of the wall, the surviving walls, built on Tang dynasty foundations, date to the Ming dynasty and were built during the 14 century. Parts of the wall have been destroyed and the wall is incomplete but many sections remain or have been rebuilt. |
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Enjoy the Tang Dynasty dinner and show in the evening.
Taste delicious local Dumplings, One of the highlights in Xi'an is a Tang Dynasty Show , The show is a performance of Chang'an music and dance originated in China's Tang Dynasty over a thousand years ago. It has been recreated in accordance with various historical records as well as ancient art and relics discovered in Xian, the capital of the empire during the Tang Dynasty.
Transfer back to your hotel after the whole day tour. (Lunch, Dinner) |
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Pick you up from your hotel.
Then we will visit Shaanxi Provincial History Museum , It was opened in 1991, is the largest comprehensive museum in the province.the museum exhibits over 3,000 historical relics, a small fraction of their collection, ranging from 115,000-year-old prehistoric artifacts to items from the Opium wars of the 1840's. the main attraction of the museum is the magnificent collection of Tang dynasty artifacts. Of special significance are the bronze pieces and the tang gold and silverware, the terracotta pieces and murals from Tang dynasty tombs.the museum is built in a traditional Tang dynasty architectural style is modern and well designed.
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Move on to visit Big Wild Goose Pagoda ,The temple was built in AD 648 by Tang emperor Gaozong as an act of filial piety to honor his mother. The temple was destroyed after the fall of the Tang dynasty and the present buildings, mainly from the Qing dynasty, have been recently renovated. The pagoda has a 5m-high square base and reaches 64.5m in height. It was built to house and protect Buddhist scriptures collected by Chinese monk, Xuan Zang, who spent an epic 17 years traveling to India and back for their collection and an equal amount of time doing translating them, his journey has been immortalized in the novel JOURNEY TO THE WEST. One of China's most important Literary work.. |
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| Visit the Great Mosque ,Located in Muslim district along Huajue lane, the Great mosque is short walk form the Drum tower and the bell tower at the center of town, The mosque, which is still an active place of worship and was established by the Tang dynasty in AD 742 for Muslim traders from Central Asia who settled in XI'an. Inside the Great Mosque compound it is difficult to tell that the buildings are Islamic because it was built according to traditional Chinese architectural forms and many of the Islamic symbols are Sinicized,the area surrounding the mosque is called Huifang and has a distinct Muslim atmosphere, with small tree lined lanes crowded with restaurants and shops that are alive with activity..(Lunch) |
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Quotation:
* Quotation is different than usual during Beijing 2008 Olympic games,we will send you the detail price after receive your inquiry.
Guaranteed Valuable Tour:
We offer experienced tour guide , good condition car, delicious food by good restaurant, no tourist traps, guaranteed satisfied service, so we gave you this price:
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Number of people |
Cost |
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1 person |
270 USD / person |
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2 people |
170 USD / person |
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3 people |
155 USD / person |
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4-6 people |
140 USD / person |
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7~9 people |
120 USD / person |
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10 people or more |
100 USD / person |

Payment: Please manage the payment to our tour guide in cash in Beijing. US$ and Chinese currency are both acceptable.
Service package includes:
-Air-conditioned private car or van,
-Admission fee,
-Well trained English-speaking tour guide,
-Typical Chinese lunch,
-Pick-up from and transfer back to your hotel,
-Fuel,
-Expressway cost and parking cost.
Above price excludes: Hotel expense, Personal expense, Gratuities to guide and driver.
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