Discover the must-see attractions of Xi'an on a 4-day tour that includes the Terracotta Warriors, the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, and the City Wall. Explore the ancient culture of the Tang Dynasty at Qianling Tomb and Famen Temple.

Day 1: Xi'an Arrival
After your flight lands, you will be met by your tour guide at the airport's arrival hall and transferred to your hotel by a comfortable private car and driver. Have a sound sleep and prepare to explore the ancient capital city.

Day 2: See the Terracotta Warriors
Drive for about one hour to the outskirts of Xi'an where you can admire the notable Terracotta Warriors and Horses. These incredible underground life-sized soldiers, archers, horses, and chariots represent the army that triumphed over other Chinese armies, being the decisive factor in forming a united China in ancient times.

After that, visit the symbolic structure of Xi'an — Big Wild Goose Pagoda. Built over 1,000 years ago, it houses precious Buddhist materials that were brought back from India by the monk known as Xuanzang.

Day 3: Qianling Tomb, Maoling Mausoleum, and Famen Temple Tour
Qianling Tomb is the joint burial place of Emperor Tang Gaozong and Empress Wu Zetian, and includes the remains of other members of the royal family. Its highlights include its many stone statues from the Tang Dynasty (618–907) and mural paintings that decorate the walls of the tomb.

About one hour's drive from Qianling Tomb is Maoling Mausoleum. It is the biggest of all the imperial mausoleums from the Western Han Dynasty. The complex has several attractions including Maoling Mausoleum, the Tomb of Huo Qubing, and Maoling Ruins Protection Area.

Famen Temple has a history of 1,700 years. This Buddhist temple dates far back to 67 AD and has a 13-storied brick pagoda. This pagoda collapsed in the rain in August, 1981, and revealed a 1,000-year-old underground vault filled with 2,400 treasures of the Tang and previous dynasties, which had been given as offerings.

These included gold and silver utensils, glazed wares, porcelain, pearls, precious stones, and textiles, as well as religious items. The biggest treasure is a finger bone of Buddha, which was offered to the Emperor of China during the Tang Dynasty.

Day 4: Biking on the City Wall and Xi'an Departure
Move on to the Ancient City Wall and take a cycling trip there to hear history's echo. Xi'an City is divided into an inner and an outer part, enclosed by the Ancient City Wall. Its construction began in 194 BC, witnessing history throughout the years. It is massive, being both tall and long, stretching along for about 14 kilometres.

Besides walking, cycling on the wall is a good choice to enjoy some good views. Then visit Xi'an History Museum to see historical relics. As your Xi'an tour concludes, you will be transferred to the airport for your departure flight. Your tour guide will assist you and accompany you to the security check before waving goodbye.