Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor

I was in awe at first gaze upon their ancient terra cotta faces. Some of the color pigment of 2,000 years still preserved on each statue. Not one is like the other as each member of the Qin Dynasty court is a unique resemblence to a real person in history!

When I went to the Terracotta Warriors and Horses, many tour guides would say that the tomb of Qin Shi Emperor Lushan did not look at it and it was not worth going. But I would say that this place should go. First of all, its fare has been included in the fare of 120 yuan for the Terracotta Warriors and Horses, and there is a free shuttle bus. Second, it is a burial place for Qin Shihuang after all. It is worth going. Third, it takes not much time to take a scenic battery car.

The Qin Shi Emperor Mausoleum Site Park is located at the foot of the Lushan Mountain, east of Linqu County, Xi'an City, less than two kilometers away from the Qin Shihuang Terracotta Warriors and Horses Museum. It was built in October 2010, covering an area of 56 square kilometers, and is part of the Qin Shi Emperor Mausoleum Museum, the third largest museum in China.

I asked the private group of the narrator. I felt that the explanation was average, but there were not many people going on weekdays. The first batch of people entered was about three hours. It was very shocking. The scale was shocking.

Happy trip, overall good!

As one of the eight wonders of the world, the Qin Shihuang Terracotta Warriors and Horses Museum has become one of the must-check-in places for Shaanxi tourism. The vast and deep Qin Dynasty and the back story need to be felt with heart. The summer temperature is high and sun protection supplies are prepared. Warm reminder: under 16 years old, 65 years old and over, free, Bring your ID card or passport, and brush your ID restaurant