This place is called the 8th wonder of the world‼️

Located near Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, China, this world-famous archaeological site was discovered by local farmers in 1974 while digging a well. It is called the Terracotta Army. It was built to guard the tomb of Emperor Qin Shi Huang. It consists of thousands of earthenware statues of soldiers, horses, and chariots. So far, more than 8,000 statues of soldiers, 130 chariots, and 670 horses have been discovered. There are still many parts that have not been excavated. Each soldier's face is different, and each statue has its own characteristics, so it is possible that they were modeled after real people. Various types of soldiers, archers, officers, and charioteers are depicted in detail. Weapons were also buried together, and some were found to be actual metal weapons. ✔️Where to visit: Pit 1 (Exhibition Hall 1): The largest main exhibition hall, with approximately 6,000 statues of soldiers and horses, of which approximately 2,000 have been excavated so far. Pit 2: An area where archers, cavalry, and infantry were mixed, and some are still being excavated. Pit 3: An area that served as the headquarters for the commanders. Terracotta Warriors Museum (Exhibition Hall): You can see the appearance at the time of discovery, the restoration process, and the original color of the Terracotta Warriors. ⏰Operating hours: March 16 ~ November 15: 08:30 ~ 17:00 November 16 ~ March 15: 08:30 ~ 16:30 🎫Admission: 120~150 yuan (subject to change depending on the season) ✔️Time required for viewing: About 2~3 hours 📍How to get there: Take Bus No. 306 from Xi'an City (departs from Xi'an Station, takes about 1 hour) Taxi: about 120~150 yuan #Travel itinerary