Listed in China's national attractions directory — in 西安, Shanxi. Show the Chinese name to any taxi driver; confirm tickets and hours before you go.
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I highly recommend tour guide Zhang Yanhua at the Xi'an Terracotta Army Museum! If you come to the Terracotta Army without a professional guide, you'll only be skimming the surface, looking at a bunch of clay figures. Fortunately, we met Guide Zhang. She has a solid foundation in history and doesn't just recite from th
The Terracotta Army is truly awe-inspiring. Seeing it in person feels completely different. Pit No. 1 is massive, with rows of terracotta soldiers lined up in the corridors—it's quite a spectacular sight. Pit No. 2 and Pit No. 3 are a bit underwhelming, probably because restoration work isn't finished yet, but overall
Our whole family followed the guide Zhang Yingying’s detailed explanations. Standing in front of the Terracotta Army pits, we were filled with awe. Row after row of terracotta figures stood in neat formation, magnificent and imposing. Every figure differed in appearance and expression, truly achieving “a thousand faces
Visitor reviews, translated from Chinese.
西安市临潼区秦陵北路
西安 · 陕西省
(029)81399127,(029)81399174 (Chinese)
Top sites (Forbidden City, Badaling Great Wall) use timed-entry and sell out in peak season — book 1–3 days ahead. Most 3A/4A areas sell tickets at the gate.
Bring your passport: entrances at national scenic areas may check ID, and some issue foreign-visitor tickets at a manual window rather than the machines.
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