Terracotta Warriors, known as the most magnificent archaeological discovery in the 20th century. In the Terracotta Warriors Museum, you will be shocked by a total of 8000 distinctive soldiers. Seeing each life-sized clayed made soldier, you will perceive the power of time and space. The 6000 terracotta figures of warriors and horses face east in a rectangular battle array. The vaguard appears to be three rows of 210 crossbow and long bow bearers army. Close behind is the main force of armoured soldiers holding spears and other types of weapons, keeping alert all the time to protect the tomb and soul of the First Emperor (Qin Shi Huang Di) and showing their loyalty and strong determination to the emperor.

Huaqing Palace, located at the foot of Mount Li in Xi'an,is a historic and scenic site renowned for its natural hot springs and rich cultural significance. Originally built during the Tang Dynasty（618-907AD）, it served as a royal retreat and is famously associated with Emperor Xuanzong and his beloved concubine, Yang Guifei. The palace features beautifully preserved Tang-style architecture, pavilions and tranquil gardens. The hot springs, known for their therapeutic properties, were used by the imperial family and remain a highlight for visitors. The site also offers insights into Tang Dynasty history and culture.