Fly from Shanghai to Xi’an for a Day of Discovery

 One of the oldest cities in China, Xi’an, once lay at the start of the famous silk road. Xi’an is well set up for visitors heading to the Terracotta Warriors site. The Museum, also called The Terracotta Army Museum, without doubt, one of China’s most revered archaeological sites. With some 7500 warriors, along with 550 horses and more than 100 chariots, Emperor Qin Shi Huang was commanding a troop to continue with his dream of ruling the world with power. From Shanghai, it is 2 hours of flight to get to Xi’an. 

 Fly to Xi’an in Early Morning

You will take a morning flight at 7 a.m. from Shanghai and arrive in Xi’an in just two hours. Your tour guide and driver are ready to meet you at Xianyang International Airport in Xi’an. They will take you directly to the iconic Terracotta Army site, which is the primary purpose of your trip to Xi’an from Shanghai.  
 

After stopping for lunch at the Museum’s restaurant, we’ll continue the drive back to Xi’an to catch a moment to walk the famous City Wall of Xi’an. You may rent a bike and ride on the Wall. This Wall is the complete city wall that has survived in China, and being one of the largest ancient military defensive systems in the world.

Fly Back to Shanghai in the Evening

Following your visit to the City Wall, we will treat you dinner. You’ll be taken to the Xi’an Airport to go back to Shanghai. Your guide will help you with the check-in process. Your return flight can be at 8 or 9 p.m. 

Included in Our Service Package

1) Round-trip flight tickets;

2) Local airport transfers in Xi’an;

3) Lunch and special dinner (the Dumpling Banquet);

4) Tickets to the Terracotta Museum and the City Wall;

5) English-speaking guide;

6) Professional driver in Xi’an;

7) Private car in Xi’an.

Optional Service

Shanghai airport transfers

* You can continue traveling to Chengdu (Home of the pandas) by the bullet train at end of this tour. 

* You can even work as a volunteer to work for the lovely pandas in Chengdu Panda Reserve by taking a 3-hour bullet train from Xi’an.