Tomb of Emperor Qin Shi Huang Xi'an

Xi'an , Shaanxi, China
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    On the Clouds

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    Xian brought us a whole new experience,,, yet more wonders of the world.

    We walked up the old path of Hue Shan from the village to the peak. the path was prety hairy at times with a 100m part prety much verticle with no rope!!! not our happiest moments but it was a massive achievment when we reached the top. and we felt prety tired after …

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    Xi' An 2011 xD

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    note: this blog is between 26/12/2011 to 29/12/2011


    Arriving at Xi’an Xian Yang international airport was probably one of the most eeriest moments I my life =S simply because it was the country side of china (which I’ve never really been to cause shanghai mainly city => very very little country life =.= )
    whilst …

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    Xi'an, another huge characterless city

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    ... we were not dissapointed, reluctantly signing up for a day trip which incorporated a visit to some hot springs, the tomb of emperor Qin Shi Huang and a museum which houses a couple of the clay warriors. To be honest they were all fairly bollocks ...

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    Terracotta Army

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    ... at Banpo Neolithic Village which features 6000 year old ruins of a village.  we then went on to see the reconstructed tomb of Emperor Qin Shi Huang the Emperor who had the Terracotta Army built around his tomb.  The museam where the Warriors ...

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    Group 4

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    ... springs pool is a gorgeous sight, but the obvious highlight was the army of terra-cotta warriors near the tomb of Emperor Qin Shi Huang. Unearthed only 31 years ago, the sight compares in significance and scale to other great archaeological sights like ...

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    Day 6 - Xi'an

    ... There was that and much more for purchase.  We bought one of the terra cotta horses. We left for the Tomb of Emperor Qin Shi Huang, the first emperor, and the incredible army of Terra Cotta Warriors and horses created to protect him in the after ...

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    Xian 2: An Army Fit for an Emperor

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    ... .  This theme of waiting for science to catch up to curiosity is echoed in our last stop, which is the actual tomb of Emperor Qin shi Huang. Or maybe I should say, the memorial to the tomb of Qin shi Huang.  This is because they can’t ...