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Unique Experiences
Enjoy a premium trip that goes beyond the typical tourist attractions.Well-Selected Local Guides
Knowledgeable, enthusiastic, and attentive — your personal local guides will share interesting stories, insider information, and even create unexpected highlights!Your Booking is Risk-Free
Cancel up to 24 hours before the travel date in advance for a full refund
All Inclusive Private 2-Day Tour of Xi’an City Highlights from Beijing
Explore Xi’an’s iconic highlights—from the Terracotta Warriors to the Ancient City Wall—on this 2-day all-inclusive private tour from Beijing by plane, traveling at your own pace with a professional guide, private vehicle, hotel, and meals covered.
- Make sure everyone brings their passport
- Full name and passport number are required to book attraction tickets
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2-Day All-Inclusive Private Tour: Beijing → Xi’an Highlights
Day 1: Beijing → Xi’an – Terracotta Warriors, City Wall & Muslim Quarter
Morning: Hotel Pick-Up, Flight to Xi’an & Itinerary Customization
Your private driver will greet you at your Beijing hotel lobby and transfer you to Beijing International Airport. Catch a 2-hour flight to Xi’an.
Upon arrival, your local guide will wait at the arrival exit with a personalized name sign. On the drive to the city center, discuss itinerary customization with your professional guide. You’ll enjoy 6–8 hours of sightseeing daily. Set your own pace and decide how many attractions to visit (4–6 total for two days).
Visit the Museum of Qin Terra-cotta Warriors and Horses
Kick off your tour with the world-famous “Eighth Wonder of the World” – the Terracotta Warriors Museum.
History snapshot: Discovered accidentally by four local farmers drilling a well in 1974, this museum houses the ancient Qin Dynasty’s terracotta army. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site showcasing imperial burial art.
Explore the three main pits (No.1, No.2, No.3) with your guide. They will share vivid details about the warriors’ craftsmanship, purpose, and excavation. Marvel at the life-sized statues, each with unique facial features. Immerse yourself in China’s ancient imperial history.
Lunch & Xi’an City Wall Exploration
Savor a delicious local lunch featuring authentic Shaanxi cuisine. Then head to the 600-year-old Xi’an City Wall (Chengqiang).
History snapshot: First built in the Ming Dynasty, this 14-kilometer-long wall is China’s best-preserved and longest ancient city wall. It once served as a vital defense for the imperial capital.
Climb to the top of the centuries-old wall and wander along its ramparts. Admire panoramic views of Xi’an’s blend of ancient lanes and modern buildings below. Pause to snap photos. Or rent a bike to explore a longer stretch at your leisure.
Stroll Through Muslim Quarter
Next, visit Xi’an’s Muslim Quarter, the heart of the city’s Muslim community.
History snapshot: With a history dating back over 1,300 years, this bustling quarter has been a cultural and commercial hub for Muslim residents since the Tang Dynasty.
Follow your guide through the lively streets. The area is filled with the aroma of local snacks (such as roujiamo and lamb soup). You’ll also find souvenir stalls selling handcrafts and traditional Islamic architecture. Immerse yourself in the unique blend of Han and Islamic cultures.
Evening: Hotel Check-In
After the day’s tour, you will be transferred to your comfortable Xi’an hotel for a restful night.
Meals included: Lunch
Day 2: Xi’an Highlights – Pagodas, Museums & Flexible Departure
Morning: Breakfast & Itinerary Overview
Enjoy a hearty breakfast at your hotel. Then meet your guide in the lobby to explore Xi’an’s highlights per your prearranged itinerary. Choose 2–3 attractions based on your flight schedule. Below are the most popular options, each with key historical context.
Top Attractions to Choose From
Big Wild Goose Pagoda (Dayanta)
History snapshot: Built in the Tang Dynasty, it houses sutras and Buddha figurines. These were brought back from India by the renowned Buddhist monk Xuanzang. The pagoda is a symbol of ancient Sino-Indian cultural exchange.
Admire the pagoda’s grand Tang-style architecture. Learn about Xuanzang’s legendary pilgrimage to India.
Xi’an Great Mosque
History snapshot: Founded in the Tang Dynasty, it is China’s oldest, largest, and best-preserved Islamic mosque. It blends traditional Chinese architecture with Islamic design elements.
Small Wild Goose Pagoda & Xi’an Museum
History snapshot: Constructed in the Tang Dynasty, it is a companion to the Big Wild Goose Pagoda. It houses the Xi’an Museum, showcasing the city’s cultural integration of Buddhism and Han culture.
Explore the pagoda and museum. Understand how Buddhism was introduced to China and merged with local traditions.
Shaanxi History Museum
History snapshot: Home to 370,000 relics spanning from prehistoric stone tools to Qing Dynasty artifacts. It comprehensively presents the history of Shaanxi Province as a former imperial heartland.
Huaqing Palace (Huaqing Hot Spring)
History snapshot: A Tang Dynasty imperial resort, it was the favorite residence of Emperor Xuanzong and his concubine Yang Yuhuan. It is famous for its royal hot springs and romantic legends.
Bell Tower, Drum Tower & Drum Tower Square
History snapshot: Built in the Ming Dynasty, the Bell and Drum Towers once marked the city’s daily schedule. Their surrounding square is a lively hub of Xi’an’s ancient and modern culture.
Tomb of Emperor Jingdi (Hanyangling)
History snapshot: The joint mausoleum of Western Han Emperor Liu Qi and his wife, excavated in 1972. It features 5,000 terracotta figures and a modern glass-walled museum. The museum showcases Han Dynasty burial customs.
Wander through the museum’s tunnels and exhibition halls. Explore the well-preserved tomb and its historical significance.
Tour Conclusion & Flexible Departure
After your tour, you have two options. You can end your journey in Xi’an and extend your stay. Or head to Xi’an Airport for your flight back to Beijing. For Beijing-bound travelers, a private driver will pick you up at Beijing International Airport and transfer you to your Beijing hotel.
Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch
There are discounts in the off-season, please call us!
Free cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours before your travel date and get a full refund
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DepartureBeijing
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Departure Time6:00am, 6:30am, 7:00am, 7:30am, 8:00am, 8:30am
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IncludedBreakfastBottled waterHotel pickup and drop-offPrivate tourProfessional guideTransport by private vehicleEntrance feeLunch (2)
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Not IncludedGratuities
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