Spend at least 2.5 hours seeing more than 8,000 pottery soldiers, horses, and chariots in three burial pits, as well as myriad undisclosed collections in the special exhibition hall, knowing about their owners, the First Emperor of China 2,000 years ago. After that, enjoy a generous buffet lunch featuring over 25 main dishes, along with Xi’an specialties like Chinese hamburgers and hand-pulled noodles. You can watch the chefs prepare these local delicacies in the open kitchen, then round off your meal with pastries, seasonal fruits, and a refreshing soft drink.

Drive back to the downtown to visit the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, a major participant along the ancient Silk Road in translating and introducing Indian Buddhism.

Let’s take a walk on the 600-year-old ancient City Wall to feel how the past meets the present in this vibrant city with splendid culture. Bicycle rental is available on the City Wall at your own expense.

When we finally reach the Muslim Quarter, the most thriving food area in the city center, we’ll stop to drop off the clients who’d like to enjoy dinner and night views nearby and return to the hotel by themselves, and then escort others back to the hotel.