Discover the imperial history of Xi’an on this private tour. Explore the scenic Huaqing Palace, once a royal retreat, then visit the Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum, the final resting place of China’s first emperor. Your guide will share stories of ancient emperors and the Tang Dynasty, bringing the past to life.
✔️ English-speaking tour guide throughout
✔️ Private vehicle & dedicated driver for all transfers
✔️ Admission fees to all listed attractions
✔️ Pure leisure travel: No forced shopping stops
✔️ Visa-free friendly travel schedule
*This rate is based on double occupancy with a minimum of 2 travelers per booking.*
1. **Group Size Adjustments**
The quoted price applies to groups of 2 or more. Pricing for single travelers will be calculated separately, including a single room supplement.
2. **Itinerary Customizations** Any changes to travel routes, scenic spots, trip duration, dining standards, or travel dates will require a full recalculation of the quotation.
3. **Final Confirmation** The final travel price is subject to the confirmed quote agreed upon by both parties at the time of booking.
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Visit the world-renowned Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum and its Terracotta Army, an extraordinary archaeological treasure. Explore the life-sized clay soldiers, chariots, and horses that have guarded China’s first emperor for over two millennia, and learn about the fascinating history behind this imperial legacy.
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