Meals: on your own

Morning / Afternoon

Arrive in Xi’an — the capital of thirteen dynasties. After check-in, begin your journey with a visit to the Xi’an City Wall, one of China’s oldest and best-preserved fortifications.

Walk or cycle along the top of this grand wall — feel the breeze carry echoes of history, where every brick tells a story of empires and battles long past.

Evening

Visit the Giant Wild Goose Pagoda, built in 652 CE by Monk Xuanzang to enshrine Buddhist scriptures brought from India. Standing tall at over 64 meters, this Tang-era pagoda reflects the spiritual depth of Xi’an’s heritage.

Continue to the Great Tang Ever-Bright City, a vibrant cultural avenue recreating the splendor of the Tang Dynasty. Under glowing lanterns, poets, dancers, and merchants come alive — offering you a sensory feast of light, sound, and history.

Meals: lunch included

Morning

Depart for Lintong District to visit the Museum of the Terracotta Warriors and Horses, the most renowned archaeological discovery of the 20th century.

Explore Pits 1–3, where over 8,000 life-sized soldiers, horses, and chariots silently guard the tomb of China’s First Emperor. Recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site, this underground army stands as a timeless testament to Qin Dynasty power and artistry.

Afternoon

After enjoying a flavorful Da Qin beef hotpot, continue to Huaqing Palace (Huaqing Hot Springs) — a royal garden and bathhouse complex nestled at the foot of Mount Li.

With over 3,000 years of hot-spring history, Huaqing was once the setting of Emperor Xuanzong’s romance with the beautiful Lady Yang Guifei. As you wander through its steamy pools and Tang-style architecture, you can almost hear the whispers of ancient love and empire.

Evening (Optional)

Enjoy the magnificent live performance “The Empress of the Great Tang”, a grand palace dance drama chronicling the life of Wu Zetian, China’s only female emperor. Through music, choreography, and dazzling stagecraft, experience her legendary rise to power.

Meals: on your own

Morning

Set out for Mount Hua (Huashan), known as “The Most Precipitous Mountain Under Heaven.” With jagged cliffs and soaring peaks, it’s not only one of China’s Five Sacred Mountains but also a symbol of courage and immortality.

Ride the cable car (at your own expense) for sweeping views, or challenge yourself with thrilling ascents along steep stairways and iron chains.

Afternoon

Discover the legendary “Plank Walk in the Sky”, a narrow wooden trail clinging to the cliffside — a test of bravery and balance with breathtaking views of the valley below.

You may also explore the Canglong Ridge and Yaozi Turn, where legends of sword duels and immortal heroes echo through the mountains.

After an exhilarating day of adventure and awe, return to Xi’an by evening.

Meals: on your own

Enjoy a leisurely morning before transferring to the airport or train station for your onward journey — or continue exploring other destinations in China with Us.

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