Xi'an Terracotta Warriors and Horses Museum Ticket

Our family group of 10 recently booked the Xi'an Terracotta Warriors and Horses Museum Ticket for a private tour, and we were absolutely delighted with the experience! Managing a large family group is no easy task, but our tour guide, Miss Jing, handled us flawlessly from start to finish. Her knowledge of the Qin Terracotta Army site is truly unmatched. Miss Jing was incredibly meticulous in explaining every single detail, bringing the rich history and scale of the warriors to life. She was patient, accommodating, and made sure everyone in our family was captivated the entire time. Outstanding service and a massive thumbs up from all ten of us. We are so glad we booked this private tour and highly recommend requesting Miss Jing as your guide!

The Terracotta Army was absolutely incredible, just as expected! Rich in history, the site tells the fascinating story of Qin Shi Huang, the First Emperor who unified China. It is truly worth visiting. I booked the entrance ticket separately and paid for taxis to and from the site, which I think worked out more expensive than a package including round-trip transportation. Tip: just after entering, there’s a shuttle on the left that takes you towards the pits for only 5 yuan, saving around 15 minutes of walking. I visited during the holiday season, so queues were long and the site was very busy. Visiting outside peak holidays would probably make the experience smoother. The exit leads through an area full of food and souvenir vendors. Overall, an amazing experience and one of the world’s greatest historical treasures!

It was a bit embarrassing to stand in line with numerous domestic tourists, but when it was time to enter, we were told that two of the four of us could enter, but my wife and I could not. After going to the customer service center to check, we found out that our passport information was incorrect. It had been registered with the records of people who went on a previous trip together. Fortunately, Klook provided the contact information of the local vendor, so we were able to correct it without much difficulty. Of course, I think this was only possible because I could speak Chinese. Since it was my wife's bucket list item, we simply had to see the Terracotta Army! Traveling independently, I secretly worried about how I would explain everything to her. Fortunately, we were able to meet tour guides at the entrance, though there were no Korean-speaking guides. We agreed to hire a Chinese-speaking guide for a fee (40 yuan per person). With individual earphones on, the guide spoke in Chinese and I translated it into Korean. Listening to the detailed explanations allowed even me, who had visited long ago, to learn much more thoroughly. Strangely, I didn't see any other Koreans. It was the highlight of our trip to Xi'an!

Seeing the Terracotta Army in person is nothing short of thrilling. Redeeming the ticket with a passport is simple. However, tour groups should not be allowed to give explanations inside the pits, as they create crowds and lines, and negatively impact the experience of other visitors. Explanations should be provided outside.

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 😊

should be the 8th wonder of the world. no matter what time or day u go, the season, the crowd will always be packed because this is a very famous place. both locals n international tourists come to visit. be sure to bring an umbrella or raincoat because u need it to go from one building to another when it rains. There is a halal restaurant nearby called Prosperity and Fortune Restaurant. Can use Amap for walking directions. i travelled to this museum from Zhonglou Station to Huaqingchi Station. at Huaqingchi Station, take exit C n u will see bus 613 at the bus station. I took the bus n it went straight to an area near the museum. i still have to walk a few mins to reach the museum. i suggest from Huaqingchi Station, u just take DiDi directly to the entrance of the museum.

Brilliant tour, my guide Mary was so knowledgeable and tailored the tour you my preference as a solo traveller and the others did not show up. We avoided most of the queues, moving through each area with ease and always had clear photo opportunities. I also did the VR experience afterwards which was another great perspective.

Our guide, Mr. Lee, made our trip from Xi’an to the Terracotta Army excellent from start to finish. He handled all tickets and logistics, ensuring we reached the three main sites quickly and efficiently. During the drive, he shared fascinating insights into Xi’an’s deep history, giving us valuable context before we arrived. At the site, he looked after our small group very well, provided knowledgeable and engaging explanations, navigated the area expertly, and even helped us take great photos. His English was excellent, and his explanations were both informative and fun. The whole tour was smooth, well organized, and enjoyable. Highly recommend booking this tour with Mr. Lee.

Good to pre-book online here to ensure availability during the peak travel season. Actual ticket sold there is 120 yuan which is cheaper. Just use your passport to scan at the entrance gantry. No need to convert to actual tickets as they are now going paperless. The Terracotta Army is a must see when visiting Xian. Instead of using the MRT, I booked a round trip private bus transfer to the site with guide and free lunch. This is available at travel kiosks located at various Xian subways costing 49 Yuan. Enjoyed the whole trip which took about 4 hours and 6 hours if you book the guided transfers & lunch.

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!