Day 1Terra-Cotta Warriors , Ancient City Wall and Muslim Quarter

Morning:
Meet your local guide at the hotel lobby at 8:30 am or your preferred time.  On the way to the Terra-cotta Warriors, you will pass Emperor Qin Shi Huang's tomb, an unopened vault 1.5km from the Terra-cotta Warriors, which still guards its secrets.  Emperor Qin Shihuang had an early start on his mausoleum, and construction began when he was only 14 and continued for 36 years.  Over 700,000 conscript and slave laborers built the tomb to hold the numerous treasures within, rivers of mercury, constellations of pearls and gems embedded into the ceilings, plus an assortment of valuables the emperor world required in his afterlife, including live soldiers, concubines, and servants- plus the artisans who worked on the mausoleum lest they reveal its secrets. 

Then, drive to the Terra-Cotta Warriors Museum. The museum includes Pit 1, Pit 2, Pit 3, and the exhibition hall of the chariots and horses. In a vault of approximately 12,000m and 5m underground lay some 8,000 terra-cotta infantry soldiers, archers, cavalrymen, and chariots arranged in battle formation, ready to defend their emperor’s immortal soul. 

Afternoon:
Your guide will suggest a good local restaurant of your preference, and you will pay on your own. Then drive back to the city to visit the ancient City Wall, one of China's best-preserved and complete city walls. Afterward, drive into the vibrant atmosphere of Muslim Street, where a sensory feast awaits. Explore the bustling markets, sample delectable street food, and soak in the rich blend of Chinese and Islamic cultures. You will be transferred back to your hotel after the tour.