This unique tour takes you off the beaten path, allowing you to avoid the crowds. Additionally, it offers an opportunity to delve into the history of the Qin and Han dynasties—the first two imperial dynasties in Chinese history that established the foundation for China’s territorial, political, and cultural institutions.
This unique tour takes you off the beaten path, allowing you to avoid the crowds. Additionally, it offers an opportunity to delve into the history of the Qin and Han dynasties—the first two imperial dynasties in Chinese history that established the foundation for China’s territorial, political, and cultural institutions.
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Shaanxi History Museum - Note: This museum is a branch of the Shaanxi History Museum located in Xi’an North.
In China, the history of Xi’an city and Shaanxi Province is often seen as a reflection of Chinese history, as 13 different dynasties established their capitals in Xi’an over a span of more than 1,200 years. Millions of relics and treasures…
- Shaanxi History Museum - Note: This museum is a branch of the Shaanxi History Museum located in Xi’an North.
In China, the history of Xi’an city and Shaanxi Province is often seen as a reflection of Chinese history, as 13 different dynasties established their capitals in Xi’an over a span of more than 1,200 years. Millions of relics and treasures lie buried underground, and numerous historical and cultural heritages and monuments are scattered throughout the region. The Shaanxi History Museum is a treasure trove of remarkable discoveries. It is a must-visit for enthusiasts and those deeply interested in Chinese history.
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Tomb of Emperor Jingdi (Hanyangling) - The Tomb of Emperor Jingdi, also known as the Hanyangling Museum, is the resting place of the fourth emperor of the Western Han Dynasty. It was built between 154 BC and 126 BC. Over 8,000 attendant tombs surround the Emperor and Empress’ tombs at the center.
Eighty-one burial pits have been discovered around the emperor’s mausoleum, containing a variety of burial objects. These include cavalry guards of honor, warriors, imperial concubines, court maids, and various chariots, weapons, tools, utensils, food storage, and other items.
It resembles an underground kingdom with Terracotta figures and daily necessities that the emperor might need in another world. Exploring this underground museum, located next to the emperor’s mausoleum, and walking over these pits with relics via the glass passageway, gives a sense of stepping back in time and offers a deeper understanding of the grandeur of imperial dynastic China.
- Bottled water
- Entrance tickets
- Guide service
- Public transportation
- Bottled water
- Entrance tickets
- Guide service
- Public transportation
- Meals
- Gratuities
- Meals
- Gratuities
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
