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Xian Tours

XA01 : Heritages of Ancient Xian
- Luxury : 2 Days $129 Up
- Standard : 2 Days $109 Up
This short but substantive tour provides a panorama of ancient Xian. It is home to the amazing Terra Cotta Warriors whose discovery in the 1970’s astounded the world. You’ll walk on the City Wall witness to much of China’s history. You’ll also receive another history lesson when you visit the Provincial History Museum.

XA02 : Historical Xian
- Luxury : 3 Days $169 Up
- Standard : 3 Days $129 Up
Xian, which was China’s capital through thirteen dynasties, enjoys being known as China’s Natural History Museum. You’ll visit all the major attractions in Xian from the Terra Cotta Warriors to the Big Wild Goose Pagoda. You’ll visit with a local family and in the evening you’ll dine on Xian’s specialty at a Dumpling Banquet.

XA03 : One-day Terracotta Warriors Tour
- Luxury : 1 Day $69 Up
Xian is rich in the tourist resources and is reputed as the famous historical city in the world. In this brief one day tour, you will be led to wonder at the essence of this ancient city - Terracotta Warriors, figure out the legendary of ancient Silk Road in the Big Goose Pagoda and collect the panorama view of the city in the imposing City Wall.

XA04 : Mt. Huashan & Ancient Xian
- Luxury & Standard : 4 Days $229 Up
Xian is not only rich in historic sites, it lies close to Mt. Huashan, one of the five best-known mountains in China. Huashan is famous for its incredible cliffs, narrow and steep mountain paths and its mysterious underground caves.

XA05 : Travel to Lanzhou & Xiahe
- Standard : 7 Days $549 Up
Xian is one of the pearl cities of the ancient Silk Road. After visiting Xian, continue to Lanzhou and Xiahe to further learn about the history of the Sangke Grassland, the scared Labrang Monastery and the artistic stone sculptures of the Bingling Thousand Buddha Caves.

XA06 : Xian & Luoyang Culture Tour
- Standard : 5 Days $309 Up
Leave Xian by rail for Luoyang, another of China’s ancient capitals. Luoyang is proud of its Buddhist historic sites like Longmen Caves, Shaolin Monastery and the ‘Cradle of Buddhism’ - White Horse Temple. Each April, the entire city becomes a sea of gorgeous blooming peonies emitting a sweet fragrance.
Note: All the following itineraries provided are only for your reference. We do not offer the price and operate these tours at present since the local service can not reach our standard. If you are interested, you may follow our itineraries and journey by yourselves, but please be sure to keep safety all the time. Thank you.

XA07 : Xian Outskirt Visit

XA08 : Mausoleums Tour

XA09 : Mt. Huashan Adventure

XA10 : Surburb of Historic Xian

XA11 : Huxian County near Xian

XA12 : Xi'an City Tour

XA13 : Taoism Experiencing

XA14 : Yangling Trip

XA15 : Yaozhou Kiln

XA16 : Xian Suburb Trip

XA17 : Hancheng Trip

XA18 : Yulin & Baotou

XA19 : Tianshui Travel

XA20 : Hanzhong Culture Tour

XA21 : Yan'an Trip

XA22 : Mountain & Karst Cave Tour

XA23 : Mountains Around Xian

XA24 : Xixia County Visit

XA25 : Geological Tour

XA26 : Baoji Trip

XA27 : Fengxian in Baoji City

XA28 : Mt. Wudang & Shennongjia

XA29 : Hechuan Scenic Area

XA30 : Ankang Exploration

XA31 : Buddhist Tour Combo
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Questions & Reviews
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Jul. 2,2009 04:54 Reply
Mrs..Gibbons(USA) said:
I have visitd Shuyuanmen when we there. It is an interesting place that lots of Chinese craftwork and souvenirs are available. I purchased a very beautiful paper-cut and a shadow-puppet.
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Jul. 1,2009 03:46 Reply
Mr.ibrahim(Ukraine) said:
guys pleas suggest me a plan two days to spend in Xi An, i m really interested in visiting Xi An, so please help me, remember its for two days.
Jul. 2,2009 04:53
Mr.Samuel replied:
I think my trip there could give you some ideas. We spent the 1st day in visiting the terra cotta warriors and horses and the Huaqing Hot Spring. That's really wonderful. We leave early in the morning by taxi and return to Xi'an almost at 16:00. After a dinner in the hotel, we went to watching the Tang Dynasty Show. It was really a rush day, but all of them were breath taking.
The 2nd day we were traveling in the city area after having breakfast. Around 9:00am, we were in the Bell Tower and then walked to the city wall for a short cycling there. In the afternoon, we were taken to the Shaanxi History Museum and then the nearby Big Wild Goose Pagoda.
In fact, I think that our 2-day trip is not enough for learn Xi'an. This city has so many places to go if you are interested in Chinese history.
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Jul. 2,2009 00:46 Reply
Mr.Alan said:
Does it have a shower room on the train?
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Jun. 30,2009 03:25 Reply
Mr.James(USA) said:
I and my family will be coming off a cruise ship in Shanghai. Would like to take overnight train to Xian and arrive the next morning. Would it be possible to see the Terra-cotta Warriors and any other main sites and still be able to take the evening train to Beijing. We have very limited number of vacation days before my daughter has to return to work.
Jul. 1,2009 03:46
Mr.Edward replied:
If the train from shanghai to Xian arrives early in the morning, you can take the tourist bus just at the railway station square to the terracotta warriors museum, then back to the city at noon. Time permitting ,you may have some time to visit the city wall or the bell tower which are not far from the railwat station.
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Jun. 27,2009 03:18 Reply
Mr.Hills said:
The terra cotta warriors and horses has been in my list to Xi'an. However, someone told me that taking photos there is prohibitted. Is it true now? So, any ideas of ensure I leave with both my camera and pictures? Thanks !
Jun. 30,2009 03:25
Mr.Dan replied:
You can take all the pictures you want now. It was well worth the trip.
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Jun. 28,2009 20:40 Reply
Ms.Sarah Kamran(Thailand) said:
Maybe the Huaning Hot Springs (Is this still a working bath house?) Or I am quiet happy to do some shopping where the local shop?
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Jun. 25,2009 19:25 Reply
Mr.Nidhi Yong(Holland) said:
What other things are there to see in Xian besides the Warriors?
Jun. 28,2009 20:25
Mr.Steven replied:
Xi'an is an old city which had been settled as capitals by 13 dynasties. There are a lot to see if you are interested in history and historical sites, such as the City Wall, the joint mausoleum of Emperor Gaozong and Wu Zetian, Qianling Museum, the Famen Temple and Maoling Mausoleum, the Hanyangling Museum and the Provincial History Museum.
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Jun. 26,2009 03:16 Reply
Mr.Jimmy(USA) said:
Where could I learn something about the Han Dynasty in Xian? Any museums? I think it is much powerful than the later Tang.
Jun. 27,2009 03:18
Mrs.Nicole replied:
Yes, there is. the Hanyangling, which is the mausoleum of Emperor Liu Qi, is just what you want!
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Jun. 25,2009 03:36 Reply
Mrs.Joan (USA) said:
I'm interesting cooking some food of XI'an, dumpling Does anyone know where I can learn, maybe pay for a course? I just have 2-week there.
Jun. 26,2009 03:15
Mr.Eric replied:
It may be difficult to have such a course. Do you have any local friends there? You may learn cooking with the help of them. I know some bookstores also have cooking books, may help some.
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Jun. 25,2009 03:08 Reply
Mr.Linda Kittel(England) said:
Malaria tablets - are these required for the China tour?
Jun. 26,2009 00:37
Mr.Aniel Nielsen(USA) replied:
Well, I think it all depends on your healthy condition and adaptability. I suggest you consult with your personal doctor for some health advices. In order to avoid the environmental inadaptability, you may take some tablest for diarrhea.