Where are the Terracotta warriors located?

The Terracotta Warriors and the Mausoleum of the First Emperor of Qin have been merged into one attraction, with a pass of 150.
Preferential policies:

Peak season (from March 1 to the end of November) :
① Students with student ID, students over 16 years old 55 yuan/person;
Children under 1 meter 2 are free.
Low season (December 1 to the end of February next year) discount ticket: 35 RMB/person.
Elderly people over 65 years old with senior card can buy discount tickets, elderly people over 70 years old with senior card free.
Opening hours:

March 16 – November 14:8:30-17:30 November 15 – March 15:8:30-17:00
Traffic Profile:

From Xi ‘an Railway Station East Square take You 5 (306) bus to the terminus “Terracotta Warriors”, the full fare is 7 yuan. In addition, East Square there are 914, 915 bus to the Terracotta Warriors, one-way 7 yuan. 1-1.5 hours by car.
From Lintong District, you can take the 101 special line, 914, 915 bus, about 15 minutes by car.
In addition to buses, there are many minibuses and tour buses near the railway station to the Terra-cotta Warriors, and there are “one-day tour of the East line” tourism projects. Taking a taxi from the city to the scenic spot, the one-way price is about 120 yuan, which is not very cost-effective.
Reminder:
If you plan to take a bus to see whether the body is printed with the word “bus”, whether the front has a standardized line number, roadmap or station name list, and to wait at a standardized fixed bus station, so as not to be taken by the passenger with a black car.

In addition, private minibuses or small travel agency tour buses may take tourists to artificial attractions or shopping points on the road, wasting tour time, which needs to be noted.

There are often many people holding Xi ‘an scenic spot photos or unknown travel agency leaflets, very eager to ask tourists to go to the Terracotta Warriors and other attractions, the price is very cheap. In this case, please be careful, do not easily believe, otherwise there is no way to complain. As a rule, never go anywhere with a solicitor.

About the Terracotta Warriors:

Terracotta Warriors and Horses full name: Xi ‘an Museum of Qin Shi Huang’s Terracotta Warriors and Horses

The Museum of Qin Shihuang’s Terracotta Warriors and Horses is located in the east of Lintong County, 37 kilometers from Xi ‘an, with Mount Li to the south and Wei River to the north. It is a national key cultural relic protection unit.

In 1974, three large terra-cotta warrior pits were discovered in the east of the Emperor Qin Shi Huang’s mausoleum, and were successively excavated and protected. The three pits are finished in shape, with a total area of 22,780 square meters, and there are about 7,400 pottery figurines and horses of the same size as real horses in the pits. The three pits were named the first, second and third Terracotta Pit respectively.

No. 1 pit is the largest, the pit is 5 meters deep, the area of 14,260 square meters, there are more than 6,000 pottery pottery horses in the pit, orderly arranged into a ring square. At the east end of the pit, there are three rows of warriors, armed with crossbows and long-range weapons, like a forward force, followed by the main force of 6,000 armored figurines, armed with spears, halberds and other long weapons, with 35 chariots and four horses arranged in 11 holes into a 38-way column. The north and south wings of the rearguard.

No. 2 Terra-cotta warriors pit plane is curved, an area of 6,000 square meters, is a west to east, by cavalry, infantry, crossbow soldiers and chariots mixed formation of a large army. It can be roughly divided into four relatively independent units: the crossbow terracotta warriors, the four horses and chariots, the mixed long terracotta warriors and the cavalry terracotta warriors. There are more than 1,300 pottery figurines and horses, more than 80 chariots, and a large number of metal weapons.

The No. 3 pit of Terracotta warriors and horses has a concave plane and an area of about 520 square meters. It is an organic whole with the No. 1 and No. 2 pits, which seem to be the headquarters of the three armies of the division. 68 Terracotta warriors and 4 horses and 1 cart were unearthed.

The Museum of Qin Shihuang’s Terracotta Warriors and Horses is the largest ancient military museum in China. After the excavation and opening to the public, the terracotta warriors caused a sensation in the world. In 1978, former French Prime Minister Jacques Chirac said after a visit: “There are seven wonders in the world, the discovery of the Terracotta warriors can be said to be the eight wonders.” If you don’t see the pyramids, you don’t see Egypt, if you don’t see the terracotta warriors, you don’t see China.” Since then, the Terracotta warriors have been hailed as the eighth wonder of the world.”