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In-Depth Guide to the Terracotta Army: Details 99% of Tourists Miss

The ultimate travel guide to the Terracotta Army✨, taking you on an in-depth exploration 1. Ticket Booking🎫 - Price: ¥120 for access to both the Terracotta Army and Lishan Garden. Discounts are available for students, seniors, etc. Remember to bring your ID~ - Booking: Book in advance on the official WeChat account or website of the Emperor Qinshihuang's Mausoleum Site Museum, or on platforms like Trip.com. Entering the park is super convenient with just your ID card or QR code📱 2. Transportation Guide🚗 - From the Airport✈️: Take Airport Subway Line 14 to Shuangzhai Station, transfer to Line 3 to Tonghuamen Station. Exit from Exit D Northeast, walk to the Qinfeng Bus Station, and take the Terracotta Army shuttle bus for a direct and hassle-free journey! - From the High-Speed Railway Station (Xi'an North Station)🚄: Take Subway Line 2 from Xi'an North Station to Beidajie Station, transfer to Line 1, and get off at Fangzhicheng Station. Exit from Exit A, go to the Fangzhicheng Bus Station, and take Bus No. Tour 5 (306) for a smooth ride to the site. 3. Visiting Route🗺️ - First Stop: Bronze Chariots and Horses Exhibition Hall🚗 This hall displays the bronze chariots and horses known as the "Crown of Bronze." The exquisite craftsmanship and stunning details are a must-see up close! - Second Stop: Pit No. 1🕳️ The largest of the pits, it offers a spectacular view, evoking the grandeur of the Qin army. It's a fantastic photo opportunity! - Third Stop: Pit No. 2🕳️ Though smaller in excavated area, it showcases a diverse range of troop types, representing the essence of the Qin army. Be sure to listen to the explanations to understand the stories behind them. - Fourth Stop: Pit No. 3🕳️ This was the command center of the entire army formation. Though the smallest in area, it holds significant historical importance. Experience the military wisdom of the ancients. - Fifth Stop: Cultural Relics Exhibition Hall🎨 Here, you'll find numerous precious artifacts, such as terracotta heads and armor, allowing you to admire the beauty of Qin Dynasty craftsmanship up close. Don't miss it! 4. Guide Services📣 - Human Guides: Hiring a professional guide costs around ¥200-300 per group and provides a deeper understanding of the history and culture of the Terracotta Army. Suitable for group travel. - Electronic Guides: Rent them at the visitor service center for about ¥30 per device, allowing you to listen as you explore at your own pace. You can also search for Terracotta Army guides on mobile apps for free audio guides. 5. Photo Spots📸 - Pit No. 1 Viewing Platform: Capture a stunning panoramic view of the entire Pit No. 1 for breathtaking photos. - Close-ups with the Terracotta Warriors: Take close-up shots with the warriors, but remember, no flash photography! - Bronze Chariots and Horses Exhibition Hall: With the exquisite bronze chariots and horses as your backdrop, your photos will exude historical charm. 6. Travel Tips💡 - Avoid Peak Times: Try to avoid holidays and weekends. Arrive early on working day mornings for fewer crowds and a better experience. - Sun Protection and Heatstroke Prevention: The summer sun is strong, so take precautions against sunburn and bring water. Shops are available inside, but prices are slightly higher. - No Touching: The Terracotta Army figures are precious cultural relics. Please refrain from touching them and maintain respectful behavior during your visit.
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Posted: Mar 21, 2025
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