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Qin Terra Cotta Army Museum

The world-famous Qin Terra Cotta Army Museum is a site museum in China. Built on the site of the terra-cotta warriors and horses pits in the Emperor Qin's Mausoleum, the museum is located at the northern piedmont of Lishan Mountain 7.5 kilometers east of Lingtong County in Shaanxi Province and 37.5 kilometers west of Xi'an City.

Da Ci’en Temple

Da Ci'en Temple, the home of Big Wild Goose Pagoda, covers 32,314 square meters, one seventh of the original area, retains its grandeur.

Tang Dynasty Wall Relics Park

Tang Dynasty Wall Relics Park, located in Qujiang new district, covers an area of nearly 1000 mu, with a total length of 3.8 km, a width of 100 m. It serves as an open artistic gallery featuring Tang Dynasty cultures.

Qujiang Ocean World

Qujiang Ocean World is a modernized education base for ocean science and technology, and a bridge for people to get knowledge of ocean, to understand life and to love nature.

Tang Paradise

Tang Paradise provides a perfect exhibition of the grandness, prosperity and brilliance of the Tang Dynasty.

Qin Terra Cotta Army Museum

The world-famous Qin Terra Cotta Army Museum is a site museum in China. It is located at the northern piedmont of Lishan Mountain and built on the site of the terra-cotta warriors and horses pits in the Emperor Qin's Mausoleum.

Huashan

At a height of 2,160 meters above sea level and about 120km east of Xi'an, Huashan, literally Flower Mountain, is undoubtedly a sight for sore eyes. This mountain is celebrated for its majestic breath-taking crags, steep paths, beautiful scenery.

The Great Wild Goose Pagoda

Build in the Sui Dynasty (581-618), the Great Wild Goose Pagoda is located in the Ci'en Temple (the Mercy and Favor Temple) about 4 kilometers away from the Hepingmen Gate of Xi'an City.

Decoding the Mausoleum of Emperor Qin Shihuang

An embankment about 3,500 m long and 40 m wide was built between the Mt. Lishan and the mausoleum to divert water from the mountain to the Weihe River and protect the tomb and the burial pits from water.

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