Yes! All our Xi'an tours available on the website do not include shopping stops. We tailor-make itineraries focused solely on the historical and cultural attractions of Xi'an, such as the Terracotta Warriors, Ming Dynasty City Wall, Big Wild Goose Pagoda, and the Muslim Quarter.

Our no-shopping tours typically emphasize educational experiences and sightseeing without the pressure to visit souvenir shops. They provide a more authentic exploration of Xi'an's rich history and heritage, allowing you to fully immerse in the city's attractions.

We clarely state that our tours are no-shopping to ensure you a focused experience on the sights you wish to see.

To fully explore the Terracotta Warriors Museum, it typically takes around 2.5 to 3 hours for first-time visitors. The museum consists of three main pits and an exhibition hall. Pit 1 is the largest and most impressive, often requiring extra time to appreciate the intricate details of the thousands of life-sized statues.

If you're particularly interested in the history and significance of the site, Booking a private guided tour can enhance your experience and provide deeper insights. For those with limited time, it is possible to see the main highlights in about 1 hour, but this may not allow for a thorough exploration of the site.

We suggest you planning for at least 2 to 3 hours is recommended to fully appreciate the Terracotta Warriors and the surrounding exhibits.

• Dress modestly when visiting temples or religious sites

• Respect elders and guides—a nod or light bow is polite

• Avoid public displays of affection in traditional areas

• Don't stick chopsticks upright in a rice bowl—it resembles funeral rituals

• Always say "谢谢 (xièxiè)" for thank you, and "你好 (nǐ hǎo)" for hello

Absolutely! Xi'an's central location makes it a great starting point for exploring nearby cities. Popular day trips and excursions include:

• Luoyang: Visit the Longmen Grottoes and Shaolin Temple (2–3 hours by high-speed train)

• Pingyao: A well-preserved ancient city (4–5 hours by train)

• Mount Huashan: A thrilling day hike (1.5 hours by train or car)

Xi'an is a food lover's paradise, especially in the Muslim Quarter. Some must-try street foods include:

• Roujiamo: Often referred to as the Chinese hamburger, it's a bread bun stuffed with tender, slow-cooked meat (usually lamb or beef).

• Yangrou Paomo: A hearty lamb stew with crumbled flatbread and noodles, often served in a rich broth.

• Biangbiang Noodles: Wide, hand-pulled noodles topped with chili, garlic, and pork.

• Grilled Lamb Kebabs: Tender lamb skewers grilled on open flames and seasoned with cumin and chili powder.

• Pomegranate Juice: Xi'an's pomegranates are famous for their sweetness; enjoy a refreshing glass on a warm day.