Explore the world-famous archaeological site featuring four key areas. Pit 1 houses the iconic battle formation of over 6,000 life-sized warriors — the largest and most spectacular pit. Pit 2 showcases elite mixed troops including kneeling archers, cavalry, and chariots. Pit 3, the smallest yet most significant, served as the ancient command center. The Exhibition Hall displays exquisite artifacts including bronze chariots, weapons, and high-ranking officer figures.

Emperor Qin Shihuang unified ancient China's six warring kingdoms. His legendary underground tomb, recorded in Records of the Grand Historian, features mercury rivers, star-painted ceilings, endless oil lamps and countless rare relics. Besides, unearthed in 1980 at Lishan Garden near the Terracotta Army, two half-scale bronze royal chariots are exquisite treasures inlaid with gold and silver. Made of thousands of precise movable components and painstakingly restored, they earn the title "Crown of Bronze" and are a core highlight of this tour.