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Museum of Qin Terra Cotta Warriors and Horses aka: 秦始皇兵马俑博物馆, Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor

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95% of people who have been to Museum of Qin Terra Cotta Warriors and Horses think it's worth visiting. Museum of Qin Terra Cotta Warriors and Horses is featured on the lists All 911 UNESCO Heritage Sites, Hillman's Top 100 "Wonders", and UNESCO World Heritage Sites in China.
Lintong County


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Loved it! by bizquik

I had super high expectations coming in and all were surpassed. Truly amazing and Xi’an was just unbelievable so definitely make the trip!

over 2 years ago

Untitled by Jared Sewell

As with so many other places which I have only had the pleasure of reading about, they captivate my imagination, cultivate my dreams, these places fascinate so much of my waking consciousness and yet, my personal world is so very small! I go to work and drive through state after state and I feel like my personal world is fairly large but then when my mind is free to wonder and my imagination is calling me away from the moment I recall these images of vast walls, valleys far, far away and armies of perfect human replicas from days long gone and peoples long dead and I can’t find a good answer for why I have not even applied for a passport so that should the moment ever sweep me away, I could find my feet on fabulous shores and maybe for a while I could feel a little bit more alive, and such an experience would surely continue to pay me it’s dividends for the rest of my life!

over 5 years ago

Untitled by dustytrail9

Very neat place — still much reconstruction to be done.

over 5 years ago

The original farmers by mpvernon

To clear up an earlier statement that implied the discoverers who sign books at the site may not have been authentic.

There were three farmers who discovered the terracotta warriors. None were given any compensation when the government took over their land nor were they paid anything for their discovery. Due to a settlement in a prolonged legal battle , they are now allowed to sign books for a fee at the site. They usually are in different areas of the complex. It is certainly an unique experience to meet them.The book are not all that expensive and they charge the equivalent of two US dollars to sign and stamp the book. There’s usually a line but the farmer I met was very friendly and reacted quite favorably to my feeble attempts to speak Chinese.

over 6 years ago

my traval by yangfei0743

Although I went xi an 5 year ago, I still remember many beautiful view there. Qian shi huan who is the firest most pownful king in China, build his largest tone.we also can see many old chinese meterals here. this is a good place you should go if you go to China.

over 6 years ago

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