Private Day Tour to Terra Cotta Warriors Museum in Xian

Nestled in the heart of China’s ancient capital, Xian, the Terracotta Warriors Museum stands as a testament to the grandeur of the Qin Dynasty. This private day tour offers visitors a chance to uncover the mysteries behind these life-sized clay sentinels, guarding the tomb of the first Qin emperor. With an experienced local guide leading the way, guests will explore the three main pits, marveling at the sheer scale and intricate detail of the warrior formations. But the true allure of this tour lies in its ability to transport visitors back in time, offering a glimpse into the rich history and cultural heritage of this extraordinary site.

Key Points

• Private day tour to the Terracotta Warriors Museum in Xi’an, featuring over 7,000 life-sized warriors and horses in three pits.
• Tour led by an experienced local guide providing historical insights and context about the Qin Dynasty.
• Includes visit to the Mausoleum Hill of the First Emperor, with exhibitions on bronze chariots.
• Convenient amenities such as hotel pickup/drop-off, lunch, and bottled water included in the tour package.
• Wheelchair accessible museum with smooth pathways, dedicated parking spaces, and accommodations for visually impaired visitors.

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Tour Overview

This private day tour to the Terracotta Warriors Museum in Xi’an provides visitors with a comprehensive exploration of one of China’s most iconic historical sites.

Lasting seven hours, the tour offers an in-depth look at the three pits housing over 7,000 life-sized terracotta warriors and horses.

Led by an experienced local guide, guests will learn the fascinating history behind this remarkable ancient discovery.

The tour also includes a visit to the Mausoleum Hill of the First Emperor of Qin Dynasty and a chance to view impressive bronze chariots and horses.

Convenient hotel pickup and drop-off, lunch, and bottled water are all included in the affordable price, making this a must-do activity for anyone visiting Xi’an.

Itinerary

The tour begins at 8:30 AM when the guide meets guests at their centrally located Xi’an hotel.

From there, the group transfers to the Terracotta Warriors Museum.

Once on-site, the guide leads guests through three pits, showcasing approximately 7,000 warrior and horse figures.

The experienced local guide provides historical context and insights.

The tour then continues to the Mausoleum Hill of the First Emperor of Qin Dynasty, where visitors can view exhibitions, including bronze chariots and horses.

Inclusions

The private day tour to the Terracotta Warriors Museum includes several key amenities to enhance the experience.

Travelers will enjoy a private vehicle and an experienced local English-speaking guide to lead them throughout the tour. Entrance fees to the museum and its exhibitions are covered, ensuring seamless access.

A delicious lunch is provided, along with two bottled waters per person to stay hydrated. Gratuities are also included, eliminating any need for additional out-of-pocket expenses.

The tour also features hotel pickup and drop-off, making the experience convenient and hassle-free. The inclusions offer a comprehensive and enjoyable visit to the iconic Terracotta Warriors Museum.

Accessibility

The Terracotta Warriors Museum is wheelchair accessible, allowing visitors with mobility challenges to fully experience this iconic archaeological site.

Smooth pathways and ramps ensure easy navigation throughout the museum grounds. Dedicated parking spaces are available for those requiring accessible parking.

The museum’s information and exhibition areas are designed with wide aisles and lowered countertops, catering to the needs of wheelchair users.

Audio guides and Braille signage are provided to enhance the experience for the visually impaired. Restrooms are also equipped with accessible stalls.

The tour’s private vehicle can accommodate wheelchairs, ensuring a seamless and comfortable journey to and from the museum.

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Important Information

When visiting the Terracotta Warriors Museum, it’s important to bring one’s passport for the museum entrance booking. This requirement ensures a smooth entry process and allows visitors to access the museum’s exhibitions.

Plus, it’s advisable to check the availability of starting times before booking the tour, as demand can vary. The private day tour to the Terracotta Warriors Museum in Xi’an typically lasts around 7 hours, providing ample time to explore the fascinating ancient site.

Visitors should dress comfortably and prepare for a walking-intensive experience as they explore the rich history and cultural significance of this UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Booking and Cancellation

Although the Terracotta Warriors Museum tour offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, travelers can also opt to reserve their spot without immediate payment. This "reserve now & pay later" option allows flexibility in planning, as customers can secure their place on the tour and complete the payment at a later date. The pricing for the 7-hour private tour starts from €170.61 per person. Regardless of the booking method, the tour includes a private vehicle, local English-speaking guide, entrance fees, lunch, bottled water, and hotel pickup and drop-off.

Booking	Cancellation
Free cancellation up to 24 hours	Full refund
Reserve now & pay later	No immediate payment required
From €170.61 per person	Private tour
Includes all listed inclusions	Duration: 7 hours

Getting to the Museum

For this private day tour, an experienced local guide will meet travelers at their centrally located Xi’an hotel around 8:30 AM.

From there, the group will transfer to the renowned Terracotta Warriors Museum, located just outside of the city. During the approximately 1-hour drive, the guide will provide insightful commentary on the history and significance of the site.

Upon arrival, visitors will have the opportunity to explore the three main pits, which house an astounding 7,000 life-sized warrior and horse figures.

Throughout the tour, the guide will share their expertise, bringing the history of the Qin Dynasty to life.

Highlights of the Tour

The highlights of this private tour include exploring the three main pits at the Terracotta Warriors Museum, which house an astonishing 7,000 life-sized warrior and horse figures.

Visitors will learn the fascinating history of these remarkable relics from an experienced local guide.

The tour also includes a visit to the Mausoleum Hill of the First Emperor of Qin Dynasty, where guests can view impressive exhibitions, such as the bronze chariots and horses.

Included in the tour are transportation, entrance fees, and a delicious lunch, making it a convenient and comprehensive way to experience this UNESCO World Heritage site.

The tour is wheelchair accessible, and guests are encouraged to bring their passports to ensure a smooth museum entrance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Take Photos of the Terracotta Warriors?

Yes, visitors can take photos of the Terracotta Warriors. The museum allows photography, though flash photography is prohibited to protect the artifacts. Visitors should follow all posted rules and guidelines regarding photography during their visit.

Is There a Dress Code for the Tour?

There’s no strict dress code for the Terracotta Warriors Museum tour, but visitors should wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and walking shoes. Modest attire is encouraged out of respect for the historical site.

Can I Buy Souvenirs at the Museum?

Yes, visitors can purchase a variety of souvenirs at the Terracotta Warriors Museum. The on-site gift shops offer a wide selection of terracotta warrior replicas, pottery, artwork, and other mementos to commemorate the visit.

Is There a Bathroom at the Museum?

Yes, there are public restrooms available at the Terracotta Warriors Museum. Visitors can find well-maintained toilet facilities conveniently located throughout the museum grounds to accommodate their needs during the tour.

How Long Should I Expect to Spend at the Museum?

According to the tour overview, visitors can expect to spend approximately 3-4 hours exploring the Terracotta Warriors Museum. This includes time to visit the 3 main pits and view the bronze chariots and other exhibitions.

The Sum Up

The private day tour to the Terracotta Warriors Museum in Xi’an offers an incredible opportunity to witness the awe-inspiring collection of ancient warrior statues. Visitors can explore the three main pits, learn from an experienced local guide, and enjoy a hassle-free experience with transportation, lunch, and ticket fees included. This tour provides a memorable and immersive journey into China’s rich historical legacy.

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