The Terracotta Warriors museum, the most significant archeological excavations of the 20th century and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a massive collection of life-size terracotta sculptures depicting the armies of Qin Shi Huang, the first Emperor of China. They were buried with him around 210 BC as a form of protection in the afterlife. The terracotta army was discovered …
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Xi’an – Beijing itinerary
There are so many historical attractions in Xi’an you will be spoilt for choice, as well as deciding where to explore in Beijing. Today, the city bursts with such a great cultures and historical sites; intertwining past and present. I put together my Xi’an – Beijing itinerary to give some glimpse and inspiration when you …
Prep to The East
For a first trip to China, travellers often want to see both China’s ancient and modern culture. Beijing and Xi’an offer the best way to explore the imperial and revolutionary past; while Shanghai presents a glimpse of the future. Before we can climb up to the Great Wall of China and being randomly lost in …