Travel To China To Discover The Mystery Inside The Tomb Of Qin Shihuang

Follow travel blogger Carrie Kellenberger to learn about the interesting things she has experienced, on a tour of the Qin Shihuang Tombs in Shaanxi, China! Today I would like to share a story with you about a journey that John and I began in 2011. That was when I was in the Northeastern Central region. It's been 3 years, John and I decided to go on a trip across Asia for three months, part of the plan is to include a long trip from Beijing to Xi'an to visit the Qin Shui Tomb. King. The Qin Shihuang Mausoleum is one of the greatest archaeological discoveries in the world, recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in 1987

. I can honestly say that in all my travel years. The Tomb of Tan Thuy Hoang is still one of the most impressive sights I have ever visited. This is also one of the first world heritages that I visit So for me, it is quite a meaningful place.



Travel blogger Carrie Kellenberger John companion Most of these photos were taken in January 2011, the day we visited the terracotta warriors. is on a winter day. Perhaps it is because the cold air makes the experience a special impression for me. It is simply indescribable feelings. Journey to the Qin Shihuang Mausoleum Our journey started in Xi'an, traveling on a small local bus to get there. archaeological point. This is exactly a rickety old local bus, not the kind of popular tour bus that tourists normally take We are the only foreigners on board and our main travel companions are Chinese workers who stare at us with curiosity.



Of course, with such an old car, I didn't expect it to work properly. The car broke down in the middle of the road and it took us about an hour to wait for the driver to solve the problem. Fortunately, there are a few roadside stalls for people to stay in. Impressed with interesting discoveries inside The tomb is located in the north of Lyshan Mountain, Shaanxi province, China. It was discovered in 1974, when a farmer near Xian City dug a well and found a clay head. Only then did archaeologists begin to excavate and discover this monumental Tomb.The Terracotta Warriors are undoubtedly one of the greatest archaeological discoveries of the 20th century. Emperor of China in 246 BC and it took him 11 years to complete the construction of his tomb.



According to the documents I have read, this place is used to store treasures of historical and economic value. He ordered the construction of this huge army of terracotta to accompany him to the afterlife. There are many studies saying that the ancient Greek sculptures were the inspiration for Qin Shihuang to build the terracotta army. This has yet to be explained or noted, perhaps it is just a hypothesis. As far as I know, this excavation has been carried out since the 1970s, but up to now, scientists have only excavated about 8,000 artifacts, because they have many problems such as funding, problems. A museum was built near the excavation site in 1975, displaying the unearthed artifacts for visitors to admire. On the day we went there were quite a few tourists visiting, everyone was curious about the life of an old king, what he wore, what he ate and more. The museum has an area of about 16,300 square meters, displaying more than 7,000 soldiers standing guard with their horses, wagons and weapons of war.



This place was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1987. A statue is on display in the museum We also spent some time wandering around the Emperor's tomb. Although there was not much to see, everything was arranged quite neatly, we were just standing on a hill and looking at what was unearthed at our feet.Everyone can find information about the types. The antiques are displayed here in the Museum's information room. We decided to buy some souvenirs here to commemorate our trip, there were quite a few stores open that day, most of the staff watched everyone rubbing in the cold wind. John bought me a beautiful Russian white fox fur hat, and we bought a few warrior statues as gifts for both parents. More info: • Sightseeing area: enclosing area including the entrance to Emperor Qin Shi Huang's Mausoleum, Terracotta Warrior Museum, Lishan Garden, and the bus area.



• How to get there: - From Xi'an: take bus number 5 from the fruit.

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