Hanyangling tomb is the joint tomb of Emperor Jingdi and his Empress. It is the largest underground museum in China. Besides, the tomb combines modern technology, ancient civilization, ancient culture, and garden art.After 30 years of excavation, it shows that the Hanyangling tomb is mainly composed of the Emperor and Empress' graveyards, southern and northern burial pits, ritual buildings, and the criminal's graveyards. The layout is similar to the ancient morning court held by the emperor.All the graveyards and burial pits are in the underground museum. The cultural relics are protected by a special glass imported from the Czech. Seeing them on the ground, visitors may truly feel the unearthed process of the national treasure, and the splendid Han culture.

The pits of Terracotta Warriors are the burial pits of the Mausoleum of the First Emperor of Qin. The images of the pottery figurines are all different and their expressions are vivid. It is a pearl in the history of ancient Chinese sculpture art and is known as "the eighth wonder of the world" and "one of the great archaeological discoveries in the 20th century".

The Xi'an City Wall is the largest and most completely preserved ancient city wall in existence in China. The Xi'an City Wall is a striking landmark of the ancient city. Just like people, cities must have their own distinct personalities. As a famous historical and cultural city, Xi'an's distinct urban personality is reflected in its urban architecture. You can follow the tour guide to climb the city wall, listen to the tour guide's historical explanations while overlooking Xi'an from the city wall. Renting a bicycle on the city wall and experiencing a ride is also a good choice.

After arriving at the foot of Mt. Huashan, you will choose whether to start from the North Peak or the West Peak according to the conditions and your own preferences. The South Peak is the highest peak, with the "Plank Walk in the Sky", which is the most dangerous path on Mt. Huashan. The West Peak is the symbol of Mt. Huashan. It is the most magnificent one among the five peaks and a must-visit place for tourists to Mt. Huashan. The East Peak is one of the main peaks of Mt. Huashan and got its name because of its location in the east. There is a platform on the peak top. Standing on it, you can enjoy a commanding position with a broad view. It is a famous place for watching the sunrise and is called "Zhaoyang Terrace". Therefore, the East Peak is also known as "Zhaoyang Peak". After the tour, you will take the cable car to go down the mountain. The driver will wait for you at the agreed place at the foot of the mountain and then start the journey back to Xi'an.

Don't miss the Changkong Plank Path.The real fun starts on the 2,160-meter South Peak. The so-called "road" comprises nothing more than a few rickety wooden planks bolted onto the mountainside. Looking as though it could give way at any moment, the path is just 0.3 meters at its widest.