Eendaagse charme tour in Xian

Welcome to Xi’an, a city renowned for having been the capital of thirteen dynasties in China, including the Tang Dynasty (618 to 907), when China was the most powerful empire. Chang’an, the former name of Xi’an, was the largest international metropolis in the world at that time.

Terracotta Warriors (more)： lies a treasure trove of over 7,000 terracotta warriors, each over 2,000 years old, standing as remarkable sentinels of history. You can visit a replica factory to delve into the intricate process behind the creation of these ancient marvels. Then, wander among the massive life-sized warriors, majestic horses, and countless bronze chariots and weapons, all dedicated to China’s first emperor. These artifacts not only bear witness to a powerful empire’s rise but also embody the vision of unification that defined a nation. As you admire these stunning relics, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of Qin Shi Huang’s grand aspirations for the afterlife and his monumental plan to unite China.

Huaqing Palace (more)： Once a secluded hot spring for the emperors of the Tang Dynasty (618 to 907), it still exudes an enchanting ancient charm today. The warm waters harmonize beautifully with the lush green mountains and trees, whisking you back in time to the legendary tale of Yang Guifei, the cherished concubine of the illustrious Tang emperor, Tang Xuanzong (685–762). Under his remarkable rule, the empire flourished and his reign is often celebrated as the “Kaiyuan Prosperity,” representing the golden age of the Tang Dynasty.