• Shaanxi History Museum - The Qin-Han Gallery at the Shaanxi History Museum in Xixian New Area is China’s sole museum dedicated to the Qin-Han civilization. Designed by Zhang Jinqiu, the museum features seven buildings arranged like the Big Dipper, connected by corridors, and reflecting Qin-Han architectural styles. The main exhibition, “Unity of the World,” spans two floors and includes 732 relics. Key sections focus on centralized governance, economic monopolies, the rise of Confucianism, the unification of writing, Han papermaking, and Silk Road exchanges. Highlights include the Han “Silk Road No.1” ship, China’s oldest wooden vessel at 9.71 meters long, showcasing Roman-influenced techniques, and the Qin Du Tiger Tally, a two-part military token. More relics await discovery. Enjoy exploring the Qin-Han civilization!

• Forest of Stone Steles Museum - The Xi’an Beilin Museum is a treasure trove of Chinese calligraphy and stone inscriptions, known as the “Forest of Steles.” It houses over 10,000 stone artifacts spanning 2,000 years. At its core are 114 Confucian classics steles from the Tang Dynasty, essential for preserving ancient texts. Masterpieces include replicas of Wang Xizhi’s calligraphy and works by Yan Zhenqing, showcasing the evolution of Chinese calligraphy. Notable relics include the Nestorian Stele, which records early Christian history in China, and the Stone Classics of Kaicheng. These stones narrate stories of culture, religion, and art. Explore this living library of stone, where history is carved in permanence. Enjoy your visit!

• Xi’an Museum - The Xi’an Xiaoyanta Museum, where history meets culture, is also known as the “Jianfu Temple Pagoda.” Built during the Tang Dynasty (707-709 AD), it stands opposite the Giant Wild Goose Pagoda as a symbol of ancient Chang’an. This 43.3-meter brick pagoda, originally 15 stories high, features a square base (11.38 meters per side) with diminishing stories for elegance. Its door lintel is adorned with delicate Tang Dynasty carvings of celestial beings. The museum holds over 43 Tang-Song steles, including the precious “Attendant Bodhisattva” engraving. Twenty steles document Ming-Qing military exam candidates, aiding research on the system. Experience the charm and profound traditions of the Tang Dynasty here. Enjoy your visit!

• Han Yang Ling Museum - The Xi’an Hanyang Mausoleum Museum is the burial site of Emperor Jingdi of the Western Han Dynasty and his queen. Built in the 2nd century BC, it is a key site showcasing Han Dynasty burial culture. The museum features over 8,000 pottery figurines, including soldiers, eunuchs, and animals, all with vivid expressions. These life-sized figures, once clothed in silk, reveal the craftsmanship and social structure of the Han Dynasty. Notable is the underground museum with glass walkways, allowing visitors to view excavated pits up close. The relics, from chariots to daily utensils, reflect the emperor’s life and the era’s prosperity. It also displays inscriptions and burial objects that shed light on Han politics, economy, and art. A must-visit for understanding China’s Han Dynasty. Enjoy exploring this ancient imperial mausoleum.

• Private Tour Guide
• Entry/Admission - Xi’an Museum
• Lunch
• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Entry/Admission - Forest of Stone Steles Museum
• Entry/Admission - Shaanxi History Museum

• Gratuities
• Entry/Admission

Join an exclusive cultural journey guided by an experienced expert, who will tailor a unique exploration of Xi’an’s most famous museums. Explore the treasures within the Xi’an Museum, delve into thousands of years of history at the Shaanxi History Museum’s Qin-Han Pavilion, discover archaeological wonders at the Shaanxi Archaeology Museum, admire ancient inscriptions at the Beilin Museum, or explore imperial legacies at the Xi ‘an Hanyang Mausoleum Museum.

Each museum acts as a gateway to China’s rich history, inviting you to uncover the fascinating stories behind iconic artifacts and immerse yourself in the region’s deep cultural heritage. Choose your two favorite destinations to begin this captivating journey through time.

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