Classic 2-Day Xian Tour is the best Xian tour packages to Bell Tower, City Wall, Muslim quarter, Great Mosque and the most famous UNESCO World Heritage Sites in China - Terracotta Warriors and Horses Museum near Xian. You will have a glimpse of local Islam people true life, have a nice walk on Chinese most ancient city walls...Enjoy your Xian Tour in 2 days...
Classic 2 Days Xian Tour
Classic 2-Day Xian Tour is the best Xian tour packages to Bell Tower, City Wall, Muslim quarter, Great Mosque and the most famous UNESCO World Heritage Sites in China - Terracotta Warriors and Horses Museum near Xian. You will have a glimpse of local Islam people true life, have a nice walk on Chinese most ancient city walls...Enjoy your Xian Tour in 2 days...
Tour Code : XAMQ090
Price From : $500
Tour Type : Private Xian tour, 2 days
Price From : $500
Tour Type : Private Xian tour, 2 days
Trip Itinerary & Travel Details
Day 1 Xian City Tour (L)
We will meet you at Xian Airport or Train Station and then transferred to your hotel. After lunch we will go to Bell Tower which was built in 1384 as time teller. And now this Bell Tower is regarded as the Xian city's symbol. From the top the Bell Tower, visitors can get a bird's eye view of the surrounding areas and the building's brightly-decorated eaves. And then we will head to Muslim Quarter where the Arabic people settled down after travelling from mid-east hundreds year ago. This is a mix of Chinese and Islamic cultures where small alleyways have been turned into marketplaces. And then we will walk to their Great Mosque which Xian Muslim people pray. At last we will have an authentic Muslim flavor meal in Muslim Quarter.
Day 2 Xian City Tour (B, L)
Today we will come face to face with Terracotta Warriors which are made by 720.000 conscript laborers for famous Qinshihuang (Emperor Qin) two thousand years ago. After the homage to Warriors we have a nice walk on the old City Wall. This Wall (13.7 kilometers or 8.5 miles)has around 600 years history. After tour you will be transferred to airport and train station for your afterwards trip.
We will meet you at Xian Airport or Train Station and then transferred to your hotel. After lunch we will go to Bell Tower which was built in 1384 as time teller. And now this Bell Tower is regarded as the Xian city's symbol. From the top the Bell Tower, visitors can get a bird's eye view of the surrounding areas and the building's brightly-decorated eaves. And then we will head to Muslim Quarter where the Arabic people settled down after travelling from mid-east hundreds year ago. This is a mix of Chinese and Islamic cultures where small alleyways have been turned into marketplaces. And then we will walk to their Great Mosque which Xian Muslim people pray. At last we will have an authentic Muslim flavor meal in Muslim Quarter.
Day 2 Xian City Tour (B, L)
Today we will come face to face with Terracotta Warriors which are made by 720.000 conscript laborers for famous Qinshihuang (Emperor Qin) two thousand years ago. After the homage to Warriors we have a nice walk on the old City Wall. This Wall (13.7 kilometers or 8.5 miles)has around 600 years history. After tour you will be transferred to airport and train station for your afterwards trip.
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Includes
- The main entrance tickets for the sights mentioned
- Meals listed in the Tour Itinerary. B--Breakfast, L--Lunch, D--Dinner.
- Include 1 night hotel accommodations. Superior Class -- 5 Star hotel, Deluxe Class -- 4 star hotel, Tourist Class -- 3 star hotel.
- Transfer service described in the itinerary
- English-speaking guide service
Exclusion
- Optional Programs which are not specified in the above itinerary
- Tips to the guide and driver are entirely voluntary.
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