Day Trip to Xi'an from Shanghai by Air including Private Terracotta Warriors Tour
Shanghai, China
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Trip Type: Day Trips
Duration: 14 hours
This day trip to Xi’an from Shanghai includes round-trip air travel plus a private tour of the UNESCO-listed Terracotta Warriors and highlights of the old city of Xi’an. Travel by private vehicle to Emperor Qin's mausoleum to see the emperor’s life-size army, followed by a dumpling buffet for lunch. You’ll visit Big Wild Goose Pagoda, the ancient city wall and the Muslim Quarter before flying back to Shanghai.
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This day trip to Xi’an from Shanghai includes round-trip air travel plus a private tour of the UNESCO-listed Terracotta Warriors and highlights of the old city of Xi’an. Travel by private vehicle to Emperor Qin's mausoleum to see the emperor’s life-size army, followed by a dumpling buffet for lunch. You’ll visit Big Wild Goose Pagoda, the ancient city wall and the Muslim Quarter before flying back to Shanghai.
You’ll be picked up at your Shanghai city hotel for an early morning flight. Upon arrival at the Xi’an airport, your expert local guide escorts you to a comfortable, private vehicle to experience all that Xi’an has to offer.
Start with a morning visit to the world-famous terracotta warriors. Learn about the first emperor of the Qin Dynasty, who ordered the making of a terracotta army during his reign, and see some of the estimated 8,000 life-size soldiers and horses that were buried in Emperor Qin’s tomb, a UNESCO World Heritage site, to protect him in the afterlife - a testament to his power.
At midday, enjoy a tasty lunch at De Fa Chang, one of Xian’s most renowned restaurants, and choose from a dizzying selection of dumplings and other tasty and authentic regional dishes.
In the afternoon, continue sightseeing the best of Xi’an, including Old City sites. Be whisked away to the ancient city wall, one of the oldest and best preserved in all of China. First built in the 2nd century BC when Chang’an (as it was then known) was an ancient capital, the existing wall dates back to the Ming Dynasty and was completed in AD 1370.
Then go to visit the Big Wild Goose Pagoda. Built in AD 652 during the Tang Dynasty as a holy place for Buddhists, it remains an iconic symbol of old Xi’an. Standing in the Da Ci’en Temple complex, this pagoda was built to house important Buddhist relics and figurines brought from India.
Tour end transfer to the Xi’an airport for your return flight. You will be greeted on arrival in Shanghai and driven safely back to your hotel just in time for a good night’s sleep.
Start with a morning visit to the world-famous terracotta warriors. Learn about the first emperor of the Qin Dynasty, who ordered the making of a terracotta army during his reign, and see some of the estimated 8,000 life-size soldiers and horses that were buried in Emperor Qin’s tomb, a UNESCO World Heritage site, to protect him in the afterlife - a testament to his power.
At midday, enjoy a tasty lunch at De Fa Chang, one of Xian’s most renowned restaurants, and choose from a dizzying selection of dumplings and other tasty and authentic regional dishes.
In the afternoon, continue sightseeing the best of Xi’an, including Old City sites. Be whisked away to the ancient city wall, one of the oldest and best preserved in all of China. First built in the 2nd century BC when Chang’an (as it was then known) was an ancient capital, the existing wall dates back to the Ming Dynasty and was completed in AD 1370.
Then go to visit the Big Wild Goose Pagoda. Built in AD 652 during the Tang Dynasty as a holy place for Buddhists, it remains an iconic symbol of old Xi’an. Standing in the Da Ci’en Temple complex, this pagoda was built to house important Buddhist relics and figurines brought from India.
Tour end transfer to the Xi’an airport for your return flight. You will be greeted on arrival in Shanghai and driven safely back to your hotel just in time for a good night’s sleep.
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