DAY1

Qin Shihuang Terracotta Warriors and Horses Museum

In the morning, a professional tour guide will pick you up at the hotel lobby, and then the driver will drive you in a comfortable and spacious truck to the Terracotta Warriors and Horses Museum. An hour's drive will take you to the magnificent Terracotta Warriors Museum. It is known as the "eighth wonder of the world" and a symbol of the splendid civilization of ancient China. Accompanied by the tour guide's vivid explanation, this will be an extraordinary experience that takes you back to the Qin Dynasty in 220 BC. You'll spend 2.5 to 3 hours visiting the museum, which is longer than any other tour.

Xi'an City Wall

The ancient city wall of Xi'an is the most complete and largest existing city wall in China. It was originally built in the Ming Dynasty for military defense and is now an important tourist attraction in Xi'an. You can also choose to ride a bike on the wall (at your own expense).

Muslim Street

Today’s last stop will be Muslim Street, a famous food and cultural district in Xi’an and a snack district in Xi’an. The North Courtyard Gate where Huimin Street is located was originally the official area of the Qing Dynasty. In the late 1990s, some Muslims rented houses on this street and ran restaurants. Lianhu District was redirected to the catering street, and the North Courtyard Gate became Muslim Street. In fact, the entire "Huifang" area is full of restaurants, and various halal restaurants and stalls are densely packed together, including many of the time-honored and small shops that are most recognized by the locals. The Muslim Street at night is different from the daytime scene. The whole street is shrouded in a strong market atmosphere. There are various stalls with electric and gas lights on both sides of the road, mainly selling cakes, dried fruits, preserves, and snacks.

DAY2

Huashan

Huashan: Meet the tour guide and start hiking. Huashan is located 120 kilometers southeast of Xi'an City. It takes about 2 hours to get there. You will have an adventurous hiking trip. Huashan Mountain is known as "the most amazing mountain in the world". It has five spectacular peaks, steep cliffs and overhanging rocks. The one to the east is called the "Sunrise Peak" and is the best place to watch the sunrise; to the north is Yuntai Peak, famous for its cliffs on three sides; to the west is Lotus Peak; and to the south is Dayan Peak, the main peak of Huashan Mountain and the highest. It is a steep mountain peak with an altitude of 2083 meters; in the middle is Yunv Peak, which connects the east, west and south peaks. Each peak has unique scenery and is surrounded by more than 70 smaller peaks.

Warm reminder: Tour guides will not accompany you when climbing Mount Huashan.