Xi’An Terracotta Army and Banpo Site Tour with Chinese Style Lunch
Activity Schedule
Key Highlights
- Witness the majestic rows of Terracotta Warriors Army and Horses up close at Xi’An
- Visit the mausoleum of Emperor Qin at the Terracotta Army site
- Tuck into a traditional and scrumptiousChinese style lunch at a local restaurant
- Explore the Neolithic ruins at Banpo site dating as far back as 6000 years!
- Travel in comfort with round trip hotel transfers
- Make the most of the knowledgeable English speaking heritage guide who leads you through the tour
Overview
Witness one of the most riveting and world famous attractions of China on this day tour of Xi’An’s Terracotta Warriors Army and Horses. Travel in comfort with round trip hotel transfers and an expert English speaking historian guide who walks you through the UNESCO-listed site.
Marvel at one of the most momentous archeological excavations since the 90s and witness 7,000 life-sized figures standing tall instructured rows.Make the most of your expert guide and learn how the sculptures were carefully crafted to honor China’s first rules - Emperor Qin Shihuang.
Feast your senses to an authentic Chinese style lunch and continue on the tour to discover the Neolithic artifacts of the Banpo site.
Itinerary
Depart from your hotel in a comfortable vehicle to the UNESCO-listed site of the Terracotta Army. Experience Emperor Qin’s Mausoleum up close as laboured on for 38 years by 720,000 convicts from all over the empire back in 221 BC. Listen closely as your guide explains how the entire Terracotta Army was crafted to protect the Emperor in the afterlife.
Learn how the Army was buried beside the Emperor in his mausoleum. Feel free to stroll around and browse the museum exhibitions and learn about the intriguing history.
Rejuvenate your taste buds with an authentic Chinese styled lunch at a local restaurant before moving to the next attraction.
Head next to another must attraction dating as far back as 6000 years old and discover the Neolithic ruins of Banpo Site. The typical matriarchal community of this ancient site focused on pottery making, fishing, spinning, and raising a family. This excavated site of a village was discovered in 1953 and a stunning collection of 45 houses, 6 pottery kilns, 200 storage pits, 250 adult’s tombs and children’s burial jars, 10,000 tools and utensils were unearthed.
The tour comes to a close as you journey back to your hotel in a comfortable vehicle.
Inclusions
- Hotel pick-up & drop-off
- Shared vehicle for coach tour
- Professional driver
- Transportation tax, tolls, parking fees
- English-speaking tour guide
- Admission tickets
- Chinese style lunch
Exclusions
- Personal expense
- Guide & driver gratuity
Additional info
The confirmation voucher includes the local activity operator’s contact details and local telephone numbers at the destination. They will happily answer any logistical questions you may have.
If your pick-up place is not from a hotel or the hotels in downtown, please contact at wendy@hantangtour.com to check the availability.
Timings are subject to traffic conditions.
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