Huaqing Palace Terracotta Warriors

Lishan Garden Tour Sequence: Exhibition Hall 9901 - Bronze Chariot Exhibition Hall - Exhibition Hall 0006. The most expensive car in the world is right here! You must take the shuttle bus from the left side of the main entrance. 1. Terracotta Warriors Tour Sequence: Pit 1 - Pit 3 - Pit 2. ★ Pit 1 is the largest, featuring warrior figures, chariots, and infantry formations. ★ Pit 2 has a richer display, offering more photo opportunities and allowing children to observe the terracotta warriors up close, even the hair details are clear, which is impressive! ★ Pit 3 is the military command center. It is recommended to find a guide for a better educational experience for children. After the tour, it will be just around noon, perfect for grabbing a meat sandwich at the food street. Huaqing Palace is one of the four great royal gardens of ancient China, with a history spanning over a thousand years. Emperors from the Zhou, Qin, Han, Sui, and Tang dynasties built their palaces and gardens here. The love story of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang and Yang Guifei, as well as the site of the Xi'an Incident, have made it famous both domestically and internationally! Be sure to watch a performance of 'The Song of Everlasting Sorrow' when you visit! In the summer, Huaqing Palace is filled with greenery, with various long corridors, ancient pavilions, small bridges, and flowing water, making it perfect for a set of Hanfu photos. Every shot captures the essence of ancient style. Feed the little fish in the Nine-Bend Corridor, stroll around in Hanfu, and experience a different scene with every step, as if you were in the prosperous Tang Dynasty! At the site of the Five-Room Hall, explain the Xi'an Incident to your child, bringing the history from books to life and making a deeper impression. In the evening, enjoy a performance of 'The Song of Everlasting Sorrow,' immersing yourself between the actors and the stage, with large-scale stage design, changing lights, and professional performances.