Terracotta Warriors in Lintong, Shaanxi | The underground army of the First Emperor of Qin.

Explore the underground army of the First Emperor of Qin. The Terracotta Warriors of the First Emperor of Qin are known as the "Eighth Wonder of the World" and are a treasure of ancient Chinese sculpture. These terracotta warriors, which have survived for thousands of years, attract visitors from all over the world with their unique charm. 🚶‍♂️🚶‍♀️ 🚄 How to get there: - If you are staying near Beidajie Subway Station, you can try a combination of subway and taxi. We chose this route and found it very convenient. - Outbound: Take Subway Line 1 and transfer to Line 9, get off at Huaqingchi Station (Exit C), and then take a taxi. - Return: Take a taxi to the subway station, and then take Line 9 and transfer to Line 1 to go home. - Cost: CNY 7 per person for a one-way subway ride, and CNY 13–15 for a taxi ride, which can be shared with your companions. - Time: About 1.5 hours one way, and you don't have to worry about traffic jams! 🚗🚌 🎫 Ticket purchase tips: - Price: CNY 120 per person, free admission for seniors over 65 years old. 👀 Recommended visiting order: - The usual visiting order is Pit 1, Pit 3, and Pit 2. 1️⃣ Pit 1: This is where the Terracotta Warriors were first discovered and is the largest exhibition hall. If you look closely, you will see that the posture, clothing, and hairstyle of each terracotta warrior are different, showing the grandeur of the ancient army. 2️⃣ Pit 2: The layout here is more complex, with a full range of arms, including cavalry, chariots, and infantry. You can also see terracotta warriors being restored here and feel the charm of archaeology. 3️⃣ Pit 3: Although it is the smallest in scale, it is said to be the command post. There is also a special photo spot at the exit, but you need to pay extra. 📌 Tips: - The museum is closed on Mondays, so don't go there for nothing! - Although the tickets have a reserved time slot, it is not strictly enforced, and tickets for the day are all valid. - There is no air conditioning inside the Terracotta Warriors, so it may be very hot in summer. Remember to bring a small fan. - There is no catering service in the museum, so you can bring your own snacks or eat at the shops outside after the visit. 🍜 Xi'an food recommendations: After visiting the Terracotta Warriors, you can try some of Xi'an's specialties, such as roujiamo, liangpi, and yangrou paomo, to make your trip even more perfect! 🏛️ The Museum of the Mausoleum of the First Emperor of Qin is not only a journey through history but also a cultural baptism. *Come and feel the thousand-year-old gaze! 👀🌈