A Hassle-Free Day Trip to One of the World's Greatest Archaeological Wonders
Day trip to the Xi'An Terracotta Army Museum
08:00/13:00
£39.99
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Day trip to the Xi'An Terracotta Army Museum
Product code：CITS-D05
One of the greatest archaeological discoveries in human history — and now, one of the easiest day trips from Xi'an. Board a licensed, air-conditioned coach from Giant Wild Goose Pagoda Station and let your on-board guide take care of everything, from ticketing to scenic introductions, while you focus on the experience itself.
The Terracotta Army is not just a museum — it's an army of over 8,000 life-sized warriors, horses and chariots buried for more than two millennia to guard China's first emperor in the afterlife. Standing before Pit 1, the scale of it stops you in your tracks every time.
Tour Highlights
- 🏛️ Terracotta Army Museum — Three full hours to explore Emperor Qinshihuang's Mausoleum Site Museum, a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site
- 🚌 Licensed, air-conditioned coach — Safe, comfortable transport with a professional English-speaking guide on board
- 🎫 First-entry ticket included — No queuing at the ticket office; your guide handles it all
- 📍 Hassle-free meet & dismiss — Convenient assembly and drop-off at Giant Wild Goose Pagoda Station (Metro Lines 3/4), Exit C
- ✅ No shopping stops, no hidden tricks — A clean, straightforward trip with attentive guides throughout
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Departure Times: 08:00 / 09:00
Departure Point: Giant Wild Goose Pagoda Station, Exit C (Metro Lines 3/4) — please arrive at least 10 minutes before departure
Return Point: North Square of Giant Wild Goose Pagoda
Return Time: Approximately 13:00 (08:00 departure) / 14:00 (09:00 departure)
Your guide meets you at Giant Wild Goose Pagoda Station and takes care of everything from the moment you board. The coach heads east out of Xi'an, and within an hour you're standing at the entrance to one of the most extraordinary sites on earth.
The Terracotta Army is not something you can fully prepare for. Pit 1 alone — with its rows of life-sized warriors stretching into the distance — has a way of silencing even the most seasoned traveller. You'll have approximately 3 hours to explore at your own pace: the warriors of Pit 1, the command figures of Pit 2, the high-ranking officers of Pit 3, and the museum's bronze chariots and artefacts that tell the story of China's first emperor.
Your guide handles ticketing on arrival, so there's no queuing at the booth — just walk in and start exploring. When it's time to leave, the coach brings you back to Giant Wild Goose Pagoda, where the tour ends.
(All times are approximate and subject to traffic conditions on the day.)
Departure Point: Giant Wild Goose Pagoda Station, Exit C (Metro Lines 3/4) — please arrive at least 10 minutes before departure
Return Point: North Square of Giant Wild Goose Pagoda
Return Time: Approximately 13:00 (08:00 departure) / 14:00 (09:00 departure)
Your guide meets you at Giant Wild Goose Pagoda Station and takes care of everything from the moment you board. The coach heads east out of Xi'an, and within an hour you're standing at the entrance to one of the most extraordinary sites on earth.
The Terracotta Army is not something you can fully prepare for. Pit 1 alone — with its rows of life-sized warriors stretching into the distance — has a way of silencing even the most seasoned traveller. You'll have approximately 3 hours to explore at your own pace: the warriors of Pit 1, the command figures of Pit 2, the high-ranking officers of Pit 3, and the museum's bronze chariots and artefacts that tell the story of China's first emperor.
Your guide handles ticketing on arrival, so there's no queuing at the booth — just walk in and start exploring. When it's time to leave, the coach brings you back to Giant Wild Goose Pagoda, where the tour ends.
(All times are approximate and subject to traffic conditions on the day.)
