Your first stop in today’s tour is the Terracotta Warriors and Horses Museum, which was built for the First Emperor of the Qin Dynasty over 2200 years ago. It enjoys high popularity at home and abroad also known as “the eighth wonder of the world”. You will see plenty of unearthed pottery figurines, bronze chariots and horses here. Then a special opportunity will be provided for you to make your own miniature clay warriors with the help of the local artisan at a cave dwelling.

Then, come to the Big Wild Goose Pagoda which has been included in the World Heritage List in 2014. It used to be a place for the great Tang Dynasty monk - Xuanzang to translate Sanskrit in sutras into Chinese. So it is also regarded as one of the holy places for Buddhists. You can appreciate the unique architectural style of this pagoda as well as get some information about its legend from your tour guide.

Today you will first visit the City Wall Remains Museum, which is located on the foot of the City Wall. Here you can see the ruins of the City Wall in Tang Dynasty. This area was also used to be a customs station for western merchants to enter the city in Tang Dynasty.

Then visit the City Wall, which was rebuilt as the military defense system over 600 years ago. You will have a panoramic view of the old city area when you are standing on the wall. If you want to enjoy riding on the wall, you can rent a bike but the rental fee is at your own expense.

Continue to visit the Great Mosque, which features a gorgeous Chinese architecture style. You will not only see the Chinese classical architectural style but also the traditional Muslim character in the Great Mosque.

After that, visit the Muslim Quarter, a place where is living over 20 thousand Muslims. There are varieties of snacks and halal foods. Meanwhile, you can see lots of handicraft souvenirs are on sale in this street.

After that, your guide and driver will transfer you to the airport for your departure flight.