Emperor Qinshihuang's Mausoleum Site Museum Ticket

What a wonderful tour. It was like stepping back in time visiting the Terracotta Warriors Museum. I learned more about the history of Emperor Qin Shi Huang, who ordered the creation of a massive tomb with thousands of warriors to protect him in the afterlife. It was impactful to see the clay sculptures up close, each with unique details and different expressions. And even more impressive to learn that the emperor was so obsessed with immortality that he even consumed mercury, believing he would live forever. A place full of history, mystery, and grandeur. I truly won't forget this day 😊

The Terracotta army did not disappoint was amazing to see in situ. once there you can pay to be taken up to the main area if dont want a long walk. well mapped out. unfortunately you have to walk back (unless we missed it) and its a long walk but through a huge food /shopping area

As a way to buy tickets, all in all very straightforward. You just need to have your passport scanned as it works as your ticket. As for the museum, just wish they put up more english signs for international travellers especially as some might prefer going without a guide - bus going back to xi'an and map guides within the museum complex in particular. Despite this, the museum was very exciting as a person interested in history

really confortable ,enter just using your passport! I'm very impressed, the history and culture, ⭐🙏 the place of power ! Why Visit the Terracotta Army? 1. Ancient Wonder– A 2,200-year-old UNESCO site with 8,000+ life-sized warriors. 2. History Uncovered – Emperor Qin’s legacy, China’s first unified empire. 3. Artistic Mastery– Unique faces, detailed armor, and craftsmanship. 4. Must-See– Ranked among the world’s top archaeological finds. A jaw-dropping glimpse into China’s past!

Bucketlist ticked. Make sure to apply sunscreen and bring a lot of patience. This place is very crowded-I almost missed my time waiting in line. Transpo-I ooted for public transpo;Bus 306 from Fanzhicheng Metro. Worth the visit to Xi'an!

It was a really eye opening and educational trip to the Terracotta. It was amazing to be able to view the Figurines Up close and freely at the time when it's low season in early November we went. The entrance ticket e bought thru KLOOK was very easy to use. Just scan the QR code given sent to your email at venue entrance gate, free u go swiftly without any problem. And the earlier you by online the better as sometimes they have limit on number of ppl visiting when it's peak season....!

I bought a ticket for the earliest time. I arrived at the opening and scanned my passport at the entrance, entered the territory without problems. All three pavilions of terracotta accept this grandiose spectacle. I took additional services of a guide on the spot and more than two hours passed unnoticed, it was very interesting.

Getting the ticket from Klook is so convenient. Entry to the place with passport is easy too. The place is crowded but organised. Must visit if you are visiting Xian. Highly recommended to get tickets days before the visit via platform like Klook, because the number of ticket per day is controlled and limited.

Awesome! It's an experience not to be missed. The first pit has the most exhibits, pit 2 n 3 are basically still in progress. So sad, the exhibits displaying the general n the carriage at the museum was removed which I heard from the security. That was one of the highlights I was looking forward to.

We took a taxi there and it was a very good option. It's just the entrance ticket to the museum. It is not necessary to redeem it, entry is with your passport. Too many people visit the museum, be patient, there are 3 rooms and it is very difficult to enter room 1 where most of the warriors are, everyone will push you and you will go through a sea of people, there are exits on the sides and behind that They are not respected as exits and are used as entrances, they function to be seen from the side or from the back.