5-Day Xi'an · Mount Hua Autumn Foliage Tour

Assemble at Hong Kong International Airport on the day, take a direct flight to Xi'an.

[Terracotta Army Museum]: The Terracotta Army Museum is China's first large-scale and well-preserved imperial mausoleum. The terracotta pits, as the core of its architectural complex, carry profound historical significance. Historians speculate that the terracotta figures were handcrafted and fired by thousands, even tens of thousands, of artisans without the use of molds, making each piece a unique treasure. Detailed Arrangement: Earphones will be arranged inside the Terracotta Army Museum for commentary services provided by the local guide.

【Huashan Scenic Area】: Huashan is known as the 'Number One Precipitous Mountain under Heaven'. As the Western Peak of the Five Sacred Mountains, it connects to the Qinling Mountains in the south, overlooks the Yellow and Wei Rivers in the north, and guards the gateway from the Northwest to the Central Plains. It boasts abundant resources, unique landscapes, and rich cultural significance. Huashan is also one of the birthplaces of Chinese civilization. According to research by the renowned Qing Dynasty scholar Zhang Taiyan, the names 'Zhonghua' and 'Huaxia' both originate from Huashan. Friendly Reminder: The drive from Huashan to Xi'an takes approximately 2 hours.

【Xi'an Museum】: The museum houses approximately 130,000 precious cultural relics from various historical periods of Xi'an, of which over 10,000 are nationally classified Grade Three or above treasures. The collection spans from prehistoric times to the Ming and Qing dynasties, with a particular focus on artifacts from the glorious Zhou, Qin, Han, and Tang dynasties. These include bronze ware, jade ware, gold and silver ware, ceramics, murals, stone steles and epitaphs, and Buddhist statues. Detailed Arrangement: Earphones will be provided inside the Xi'an Museum for the local guide's commentary service.

【Hanyangling Museum】: Hanyangling Museum is the joint burial mausoleum of Emperor Jing of Han, Liu Qi, and his Empress Wang of the Western Han Dynasty, sharing the same burial ground but with separate tombs. Its architecture employs a sunken structure, completely preserving the overall environmental landscape of the mausoleum complex. Visitors can closely observe tens of thousands of artifacts in the underground museum through glass walkways and walls, gaining a unique on-site experience of being inside the tomb. At the designated time, board the flight and return to Hong Kong. The journey concludes perfectly here. Friendly Reminder: Seasonal viewing of ginkgo/autumn foliage depends on weather conditions. If weather is unfavorable or the season has passed, the scenic area will be visited naturally.