Terracotta Warriors

秦始皇兵马俑

The scale is the point — no two figures are the same.

Book ahead

Slots open up to 7 days before your visit, in the WeChat mini-program 秦始皇帝陵博物院. Also bookable via the 兵马俑票务在线 WeChat account or bmy.com.cn. Tickets open 3–7 days out; treat 7 as the deadline in peak season. Real-name booking — passport required.

Typical visit: 3 h
Entry: ¥120 · One ticket covers this and Lishan Garden
Hours: 08:30–17:00
Type: Major sight
Area: Lintong District临潼区
Address: Qinling North Road秦陵北路
Rating: 4.7 / 5
Phone: 029-81399174

Photo credits

Close-up view of the ancient Terracotta Army statues in Xi'an, showcasing historical artistry. by Maciej Cisowski · Pexels License
Close-up of a Terracotta Warrior statue with artistic lighting, capturing its detailed, historic features. by abv tang · Pexels License
The ancient Terracotta Army figures in Xi'an, China at the archeological excavation site. by Nanling Liu · Pexels License
Ancient Terracotta Army site with rows of clay soldiers representing Qin Shi Huang's forces. by INDU BIKASH SARKER · Pexels License
Close-up view of the famous Terracotta Army statues unearthed in a pit, showcasing ancient Chinese history. by INDU BIKASH SARKER · Pexels License
Row of ancient terracotta horse statues in a dimly lit archaeological site, revealing historical Chinese craftsmanship. by INDU BIKASH SARKER · Pexels License
Close-up view of ancient terracotta figurines on display, showcasing cultural artistry. by Kaca Pic · Pexels License
Modern architectural elements blend with a terracotta warrior statue in an outdoor urban setting. by Hilary Halliwell · Pexels License
The iconic Terracotta Army in Xi'an, China, displayed within a grand indoor museum setting. by Ang Lee · Pexels License
The ancient Terracotta Army statues in Xi'an, showcasing historical artistry. by 兴罗 · Pexels License