A Must-See in This Lifetime|Why You Must Visit the Terracotta Army at Least Once

Why You Must Visit the Terracotta Army at Least Once. By the end of July, I finally fulfilled my wish to visit Xi'an, signing up for a one-day tour that included the Terracotta Army Museum + Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor + a hands-on clay sculpture experience. It was a full day following the guide, not only learning a lot of history but also satisfying my desire to make a souvenir by hand, truly a rare experience. Next, let me give you a detailed introduction to this experience itinerary. 🚲 Itinerary: Pick up from the hotel in Xi'an city —— about an hour's drive to the Terracotta Army Museum —— listen to the guide's explanation of the Terracotta Army pits No. 1, 2, and 3 in the morning —— disband for lunch at noon —— meet up with the guide in the afternoon to go to the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor Museum —— DIY handcraft ❤️ Why say you must take this trip? It's said that you'll regret not coming to Xi'an, and even more so after you've been, especially during the summer in Xi'an when the crowds are quite substantial. The last time the First Emperor of Qin saw so many people was over two thousand years ago, but as the eighth wonder of the world, the Terracotta Army, from history textbooks to up close, the visual impact is still very strong, hence the saying that you must see it in this lifetime. The Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor Museum has the world's most luxurious bronze chariots and horses, which also appeared in history textbooks, and the craftsmanship from more than 2,000 years ago is such that even modern artisans cannot compare. Besides eating and drinking, the DIY handcraft is also very suitable for young people and children to make a souvenir together. Of course, after finishing, you can also give it to the craftsman to be fired into a terracotta figurine and sent back home. There is a teacher to guide the whole process, so you don't have to worry about not doing well. Alright, this trip from start to finish has overturned my not-so-good opinion of group tours, with great gains throughout. Although it was tiring, it was also very joyful, and the cost-performance ratio was extremely high —— including round-trip transportation + attraction tickets + guide explanation + DIY handcraft, with no other charges. Location: Mausoleum of the First Emperor of Qin Museum (Terracotta Army)