1. Museum of Qin Terracotta Warriors and Horses

Xi'an terracotta warriors and horses are super terracotta warriors and sculptures also known as terrorista fighters and horses and reproduce the royal guards of Emperor Qin Emperor (259-210 BC). The first unified dynasty of the Chinese empire

As the most important archaeological excavation of the 20th century and the UNESCO World Heritage Site, the terracotta army is a must-see for all travelers who definitely visit Xi'an.

Originally it was a project of the emperor Qin Emperor of the ancient funeral, but now it is officially a live museum named Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor. vitality

It includes three major pits marked in the order of their discovery and a bronze tank and horse exhibition hall.

Pit 1: It was discovered in 1974 and opened to the public on October 1, 1979. There are three rows of avant-garde fights, followed by a number of infantry and tank fighting.

Pit 2: Discovered in 1976, 20 meters northeast of Pit 1. This is the most spectacular force for all departments, including infantry, squadrons, cavalry and 80 tanks.

Pit 3: Discovered in 1976, 25 m northwest of Pit 1. This is a tank led by 68 soldiers and 4 horses, the commander of the military.

There are several accessory pits centered on the tomb of Qin Emperor.

1. Take the airport shuttle bus to Xi'an station for 1 hour, then take line 5 (306) to the museum.

2. Use the airport shuttle bus to Linyi in 1 hour, then use the bus Linyi 101 20 minutes to the museum.

1. 1 hour free shuttle bus between North Station and the museum

When he was thirteen when he built the throne, Qin Shihuang began preparing his mausoleum. After 11 years of hard effort, the grave was to accommodate many treasures and sacrifices. The most wonderful masterpiece should be a terracotta fighter protecting the emperor in life after death.

When it became a Qin Terra Cotta Warrior, most people have heard of it, it was not there. Its grand scale and mystery truly overwhelm you. But from all these things people could have ignored the grave from which the mausoleum of the Qin Emperor was excavated. Indeed, the Terracotta Warriors Museum is only part of the grave. Many things have not arrived yet. Emperor Qin Emperor (259 BC - 210 BC), the first Chinese emperor, was worshiped at the age of 13 when construction of his grave began. After completing many of his conquests, he ordered 720,000 draft workers to hurry to build his noble grave. It was completed in 210 BC. For his use. His son, the second Qin Emperor saw him buried

Terra cotta warrior or horse and horse are sculptures depicting a series of terracotta fighters and the Chinese first emperor, Qin Shihuang army. This is a type of funeral buried by the emperor between 210 BC and 209 BC, aiming to protect the world after the emperor's death. These figures dates back to the second half of the 3rd century BC and was discovered by local farmers in Linyi District, Xi'an, Shaanxi province in 1974. These numbers vary by role, but the highest is common. These numbers include warriors, tanks and horses. In the current estimate, there are more than 8000 soldiers, 130 tanks, 520 horses, 150 horses in three pits including terrorist warriors, most of them still near the mausoleum of Qin Emperor It is buried in the hole. Other terrorist cavalry warriors and non-military figures were also found at other repair stations such as officials, acrobats, strongers, musicians.

Terra cotta warriors and horses are life-size sculptures made over 2000 years ago and buried in China's first emperor, Qin Shishu. In March 1974, they found farmers who dug a well in Shaanxi Province These farmers were located about 99 miles east of the Qinhu Emperor Qinhuanglong in China. Construction of terrorist warriors began when the emperor held power. He is 13 years old and I am looking for immortal life throughout his life. His gigantic grave covers an area of ​​20 square miles. For the work of over 700,000 workers, his underground tomb has more than 8000 soldiers, 670 chariots, 130 chariots And other sculptures to defend him and entertain him in the post-mortem world.