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Tour Style:
Three days built around the two things people most want to see near Xi'an: its old-city sights and Mount Huashan, with a private guide and car throughout. The first day goes east to the Terracotta Warriors and back to the Big Wild Goose Pagoda. The second stays inside the walls: a morning market, the Ming Dynasty City Wall, the Bell and Drum Tower Square, and the Muslim Quarter. The third is a trip to Huashan, taking the shuttle and the North Peak cable car up to the summit paths. Your English-speaking guide handles tickets and pacing, and your driver keeps the car with you, so bags ride along and you can shift the order as you go. Pickup and drop-off are at your Xi'an hotel or a Xi'an train station; lunch is left open so you eat where locals do and pay for what you order.
Duration: 3 Days, 2 Nights
Attractions(Cities):
Terracotta Warriors, Big Wild Goose Pagoda, Morning market, Xi'an Ancient City Wall, Bell Tower and Drum tower Square, Muslim Quarter, Mt. Huashan Day Tour (North Peak)
Pick-up point:
Xi'an train station or your hotel in Xi'an (Based on your requirement)
Finishing point:
Xi'an train station or your hotel in Xi'an (Based on your requirement)
Tour Customizable:
Absolutely! (Tell us your requirements in your inquiry)
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Cash, Wire, Paypal, Western Union, Alipay, Wechat, Bank Transfer
Available: Daily
Day 1 Xi'an: Terracotta Warriors, Big Wild Goose Pagoda
Day 2 Xi'an: Morning market, Xi'an Ancient City Wall, Bell Tower and Drum tower Square, Muslim Quarter
Day 3 Xi'an-Mt. Huashan: North Peak
Your three days in Xi'an begin when your guide meets you at your hotel or at Xi'an train station, whichever you tell us in advance, holding a Your Way Holiday sign. From there you travel by private air-conditioned car with your own driver. The first day keeps to the east and the city center: the Terracotta Warriors in the morning, a local lunch, and the Big Wild Goose Pagoda in the afternoon. Your guide handles the entry tickets and sets the pace so you can simply look around and ask questions as you go.
The first stop is the Terracotta Warriors, a short drive east of the city. Emperor Qin Shi Huang had the army built to guard his tomb, and today the pits hold thousands of life-sized soldiers, horses, and chariots, each face modeled differently. The figures were found in 1974 by farmers sinking a well, and the site has been excavated in stages since. Your guide walks you through the main pits in order, explains how the archers, infantry, and officers were arranged, and points out the bronze weapons still sharp after more than two thousand years.
Around midday your guide takes you to a local restaurant rather than a fixed tourist lunch stop, so you order what you like and pay for what you eat. Xi'an cooking is wheat-based and hearty: yangrou paomo is a lamb and bread soup you crumble the bread into yourself, and roujiamo is a crisp flat bun stuffed with braised meat. Vegetarian and lighter orders are easy to arrange; tell your guide before you sit down. It is a good moment to ask what each dish is and how it is eaten before you choose.
In the afternoon you visit the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, a brick Buddhist tower raised in 652 during the Tang dynasty inside the Ci'en Temple. It was built to hold the sutras and Buddha statues the monk Xuanzang brought back from India, was rebuilt in 704, and was renovated again under the Ming; the tower standing today has seven stories. The square around it is open and level. Your guide sets out how the pagoda relates to Tang-era Chang'an and why the scriptures it stored mattered to the spread of Buddhism in China.
The day ends with your guide and driver taking you back to your hotel for check-in, so you have the rest of the evening at your own pace. The private car and driver stay with you for all three days, which means your bags ride in the vehicle and you are not tied to a bus timetable. If you would rather trade time on the first day, say a longer look at the Warriors pits and a shorter afternoon at the pagoda, tell your guide in the morning and the order can be adjusted.
The second day starts early, with your guide meeting you at your hotel to visit a neighborhood morning market where Xi'an residents shop for the day. Stalls sell fresh vegetables, steamed buns, preserved pickles, and hot breakfast snacks, and the crowd moves fast. Your guide walks you through it and explains what you are looking at, and you can finish breakfast here before moving on. After the market you head to the Xi'an Ancient City Wall for the first sight of the day.
The Xi'an Ancient City Wall was raised in the 14th century under the Ming dynasty and still runs a full loop around the old city, about 13.7 km in total. The top is broad and paved, so you can walk a section or rent a bike and ride between the gate towers. From the ramparts you look down on restored battlements on one side and the newer buildings of the modern city on the other. Your guide explains how the wall, the gates, the watchtowers, and the moat worked together as one defense, and where the main entrances were placed.
Next is the Bell and Drum Tower Square, where the four main streets of the old city cross. Both towers date to the Ming dynasty: the Bell Tower rang at dawn and the Drum Tower beat at dusk to mark the hours for the town. Each is a multi-tiered timber structure with upturned eaves, and you can climb inside to see the bells, drums, and relics on display. From the tower levels your guide points down each straight street and names the landmarks you can pick out across the rooftops. Both towers are lit in the evening, when the square looks at its best.
Around midday your guide takes you to a local restaurant for lunch, so you taste Xi'an cooking rather than a fixed group menu and you order and pay for what you choose. Common plates here are lamb skewers, hand-pulled noodles, and roujiamo, the crisp flat bun with braised meat; vegetarian and lighter dishes are easy to arrange if you mention them when you sit down. Your guide can explain the ingredients and how each dish is usually eaten, which helps if it is your first time with the local food.
The afternoon goes to the Muslim Quarter, the lane district behind the Drum Tower that has fed travelers on this route for over a thousand years. It is a working food market more than a showpiece: stalls sell mutton soup, cold rice noodles, roujiamo, persimmon cakes, and rice cakes, and the gray flagstone lanes lead past Ming-style shopfronts toward the Great Mosque. Your guide sets an order through the busiest streets so you reach the liveliest parts without doubling back. Food is bought as you go, so you try what you like and pay only for what you take.
At the end of the day your guide and driver take you back to your hotel, so you have the evening to rest or keep exploring on your own. The same private car and driver have been with you since the first morning, and they continue tomorrow when you leave the city for Huashan. If today ran long or short and you want to change what you do on the mountain day, tell your guide tonight, while there is still time to plan the start hour around it.
The last day starts with your guide meeting you at your hotel for the drive out to Mount Huashan, about two hours west of Xi'an. Your private car and driver take you out of the city and into the foothills, and your guide fills the ride with what you are passing rather than letting the hours sit empty: how the mountain is used, what locals call it, and what to expect on the path. Bottled water is in the vehicle, and you can stop when you like along the way.
At the Huashan Visitor Center your guide sorts the tickets and you board the shuttle that runs up through the valley to the North Peak cable car station. The cable car carries you up the rock face in a few minutes and gives a wide view of the cliffs and gorges below, which change color with the season. Taking the cable car rather than climbing the old footpath saves several hours and leaves more of the day for the summit paths. Your bags stay in the private car parked at the center.
The cable car lets you out at North Peak, also called Cloud Terrace Peak, at a little over 1,600 meters. The view reaches across several summits in the Huashan range, and your guide points out the peaks that give the mountain its other name in local storytelling. Huashan has drawn pilgrims and hermits for centuries, and your guide explains what the mountain meant to them as you move along the paved terrace. It is the highest and coolest point of the day, so keep a light jacket handy.
A short walk along the ridge brings you to Fish Rock, a large boulder that split from the cliff in a rockfall long ago, and then to the Ear Scraping Cliff, where the path narrows against the rock and you turn your body to squeeze past. These are the steep, exposed spots the mountain is known for, and iron chains and cut steps make them secure. Your guide moves at the pace of the slowest in your group, helps with bags, and tells you where to place your feet, so even the narrow sections feel manageable.
Above the Heavenly Ladder sits Sun and Moon Rock, a flat stone marked with two round hollows that look like the sun and the moon, written about in local poems and legends for generations. From there your guide leads you along Canglong Ridge, a narrow crest with a drop on either side and the best all-round view of the range, the stretch most people remember from the day. The walking is on uneven stone and the viewpoints get crowded, so your guide times the stops to let you move through.
In the afternoon you come back down by cable car and shuttle to the visitor center, where your driver is waiting, and the two-hour drive returns you to Xi'an. Your guide and driver take you to your hotel as the three days close, so the tour ends where it began. If you have a train to catch from Xi'an station instead, the driver can set you down there; just tell your guide that morning so the return is timed around your departure.
It is a private tour. Only your party travels with the guide and driver, and the same private car stays with you for all three days.
Entry tickets to the sights named in the itinerary, including the Terracotta Warriors and the Huashan North Peak tour, an English-speaking local guide, a private air-conditioned car with driver, pickup and drop-off at your Xi'an hotel or a Xi'an train station, and bottled water. Meals, tips, and separately charged extras such as bike rental on the City Wall are not included.
No. Pickup and drop-off are at your Xi'an hotel or at Xi'an train station. Tell us which one you need and the guide meets you there.
It is the most active day. You ride the shuttle and the North Peak cable car rather than climbing the old footpath, so the walking is on paved paths and stone steps with some uneven ground and narrow ledges. Sturdy shoes and a reasonable level of fitness are enough, and you can go at your own pace.
No, on purpose. Your guide takes you to a local restaurant where you order what you like and pay for what you eat. Vegetarian and halal dishes are easy to arrange; say so before you sit down.
The summit is cooler and windier than the city, so bring a light jacket and sturdy shoes. Your private car stays at the visitor center with your bags, and the driver keeps bottled water on hand. If the weather closes in, your guide can change the order of the three days.
At Your Way Holiday, we strive to enhance the depth and flexibility of your travel experience by offering a range of optional additions to our core tour itineraries. Our itineraries are designed to provide exceptional flexibility, allowing you to tailor your journey according to your preferences. Select from a variety of activities and experiences to enrich your itinerary, ensuring a personalized adventure that perfectly aligns with your interests. With Your Way Holiday, you have the freedom to create a memorable travel experience that is uniquely yours.
Experience Tang Dynasty Costume Photoshoot in Xi'an
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Local Family Visit and Dumpling Making Experience
For an authentic taste of Xi'an’s culinary traditions, visit a local family and learn the art of making dumplings from scratch. From kneading the dough to preparing the perfect filling and wrapping each dumpling, you’ll be guided through every step of the process. Along the way, your friendly guide will share fascinating insights into Xi'an’s food culture, giving you a deeper understanding of the local culinary heritage. Afterward, sit down with the family and savor the delicious dumplings you’ve made, experiencing the warmth and hospitality of Xi'an firsthand. It’s a truly unforgettable cultural experience!
Biangbiang Noodles Making Experience at a Local’s Courtyard
For a truly authentic Xi'an experience, join a local master in making Biangbiang noodles, one of the city's iconic dishes. In the comfort of a local's courtyard, you'll learn the art of making these thick, delicious noodles from scratch. The instructor will guide you through each step, from kneading the dough to stretching and cutting it into perfect strips. As you create your own dish, you’ll also get a glimpse into the daily life of the locals, immersing yourself in the true flavor and atmosphere of Xi'an. It’s a fun and immersive way to enjoy the culture and cuisine!
Calligraphy and Seal Carving Experience in Xi'an
Dive into the art of Chinese calligraphy and seal carving with a hands-on experience in the studio of a local expert. In this intimate setting, you'll learn the ancient techniques of brushwork and the elegant strokes that make Chinese calligraphy so unique. Your instructor will guide you through the process of creating your own calligraphy piece and even teach you the intricate art of seal carving. As you craft your own personal seal, you'll gain a deeper appreciation for this timeless Chinese art form. It's a wonderful way to connect with Xi'an's rich cultural heritage and take home a meaningful souvenir of your experience!
Xi'an Bar Street Exploration
Get ready to experience the best of Xi'an’s nightlife at the Bar Street near the South Gate, where history meets modern vibes! Imagine sipping on a local beer or cocktail while the ancient city wall looms overhead—it's the perfect mix of old and new. Whether you’re in the mood for a laid-back lounge with chill tunes or a lively bar with dancing and laughter, this street has something for everyone. With the ancient architecture setting the scene, you’ll feel like you’re partying through time. It’s an unforgettable way to enjoy Xi'an’s energetic night scene!
Huashan West Peak Cable Car Experience
Embark on a breathtaking adventure with the Huashan West Peak Cable Car experience. Ascend to the majestic West Peak of Huashan Mountain, renowned for its stunning cliffs and panoramic views. The cable car ride offers a thrilling journey through the rugged terrain, providing unparalleled vistas of the mountain's dramatic landscapes. As you glide up the mountainside, marvel at the towering rock formations and deep valleys that make Huashan a natural wonder. This exhilarating experience not only saves time but also lets you fully appreciate the grandeur of Huashan's scenery from a unique perspective.
Huashan Exploration of Historical Sites
Huashan is renowned not only for its breathtaking natural landscapes but also for its ancient Daoist temples and monasteries, such as Huashan Daoist Temple and Yuxuan Courtyard. These historic sites are steeped in history and cultural significance, offering a window into the spiritual and philosophical traditions that have shaped the region over centuries. Visitors can wander through these sacred grounds, where intricate architecture and serene settings provide a profound sense of connection to the past. By exploring these historical relics, you’ll gain insight into Huashan's rich cultural heritage and the enduring wisdom and beliefs of ancient scholars and practitioners.
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Discover it through the eyes of our exceptional local guides. All certified and experienced, they are passionate about sharing their deep knowledge of attractions, history, and culture. Whether you're interested in hidden gems or popular sites, they know the best places to visit. They can recommend top local restaurants, unique shopping spots, and must-see shows. Beyond just guiding, they provide enriching insights into the history, customs, and authentic daily life, making your experience truly immersive.
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Authentic Dining Experiences
We prioritize genuine local culinary experiences over pre-arranged tourist restaurants. Our local guides will recommend the best local restaurants where you can savor authentic flavors. This approach ensures you enjoy the freshest, most authentic meals, tailored to your preferences, and experience the true essence of the local cuisine. Whether your dietary needs are vegetarian, Muslim, Chinese, Western, Jewish, or Indian, we have excellent options to make every meal a delightful part of your journey.
Duration：6-8 hours
Attractions(Cities)：Terracotta Warriors, Bell Tower, Muslim Quarter
Tour Style：This one-day private tour covers the essential sights of Xi'an with a local guide and a private car. The morning is at the Terracotta Warriors and Horses Museum in Lintong, where the excavated pits hold thousands of life-sized soldiers, horses, and chariots made for the First Emperor Qin Shi Huang over 2,000 years ago. In the afternoon you see the Ming-dynasty Bell Tower at the center of the old city, then walk the Muslim Quarter, a lane district tied to the Silk Road and known for hand-pulled noodles, roujiamo, and persimmon cakes. Entrance tickets, guide, and private transport are included. Pickup and drop-off are at your Xi'an hotel, at a Xi'an train station, or at the airport.
Duration：6-8 hours
Attractions(Cities)：Xi'an Ancient City Wall, Big Wild Goose Pagoda, Xi'an Great Mosque, Muslim Quarter
Tour Style：This Xi'an city tour spends a day inside the old walled city with a local guide and a private car. It starts at the Xi'an Ancient City Wall, a Ming-dynasty brick fortification that runs about 13.7 km around the old town, where you can walk or rent a bike on the top. Next is the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, a seven-story Tang tower raised in 652 AD to hold the Buddhist scriptures the monk Xuan Zang carried back from India. Then the Great Mosque of Xi'an, the largest mosque in China, laid out across a chain of courtyards, and finally the Muslim Quarter, a Hui lane district in the city, for street food and browsing. Entrance tickets, guide, and private transport are included. Pickup and drop-off are at your Xi'an hotel, a Xi'an train station, or the airport.
Duration：5-6 Hours
Attractions(Cities)：Terracotta Warriors
Tour Style：This half-day private tour goes to the Terracotta Warriors and Horses Museum in Lintong, about an hour east of Xi'an, with a local guide and a private car. You move through the three exhibition pits with your guide, who covers how the army was made for the First Emperor Qin Shi Huang more than 2,000 years ago and what the excavation still shows. The museum holds more than 8,000 life-sized soldiers, horses, and chariots; you see the main pit in full, then the officers and war chariot in the small command pit and the mixed formations in the cavalry pit. Entrance fees, guide, and city transport are included, and the tour can start in the morning or the afternoon. Pickup and drop-off are at your Xi'an hotel or a Xi'an train station.
Duration：8 hours
Attractions(Cities)：Mt. Huashan
Tour Style：This day trip runs from Xi'an to Mt. Huashan, one of the Five Sacred Mountains of China, with a local guide and a private car. The drive takes about two hours each way. At the mountain you take the North Peak shuttle bus and cable car up to Cloud Terrace Peak at 1,614 meters, then walk the marked ridges and rock formations on the north side. Your guide covers the Taoist sites on the mountain and the legends behind the named rocks, including why the range is called Wealth Mountain. The price includes pickup and drop-off at your Xi'an hotel, a train station, or the airport, private car service with a driver, guiding, and entrance fees.
Duration：8-9 hours
Attractions(Cities)：Longmen Grottoes, Shaolin Temple
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Three days covering Xi’an and Huashan gave a nice balance. The pacing was good, Warriors and city first, then the mountain when we had fresh legs. Our driver was careful on the winding roads and never rushed us. They even swapped the second day after rain so we did the indoor museum instead. That flexibility is why I would pick a private tour over a big bus.
Replied:28 October 2026
Appreciate this, Robert. That rain-day swap to the museum was a last-minute call and I am glad it worked out. A steady driver on those winding mountain roads beats a fast one every time - safe legs for the peaks matter more than ticking off a stop.
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Our Xi'an tour with Your Way Holiday was excellent. Guide Lily and driver Song made our trip smooth and enjoyable from start to finish. Lily was knowledgeable, enthusiastic, and very caring.
We visited the Terracotta Warriors and Horses Museum, Big Wild Goose Pagoda, Ancient City Wall, Bell Tower, Muslim Quarter, and the vibrant Grand Tang Dynasty Ever Bright City. Joy brought each site to life with her stories and insights.
We also took a day trip to Mt. Huashan, and everything was well-organized. Song's calm and safe driving gave us peace of mind.
Lily is a fantastic guide and a true credit to Your Way Holiday.
Highly recommended!
Replied:28 October 2026
Hi David, thanks for the thoughtful note. Lily and Song make a great team, and it means a lot that you felt well looked after across all those sights. Wishing you safe travels onward.
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Mount HuaShan excursion was a sudden decision to go where "Your Way Holiday" help make it happened. Booking with them was easy with no concern. We were picked up according to the pick up time from our hotel which makes things convenient where we don't have to go somewhere to be pick up. Our tour operator, Bruce, was friendly, polite and knowledgeable. Also, help mapped out an itinerary that fit my family and I to be able to see the amazing mount huashan during our hike up this amazing mountain. To summarize everything, it has been a wonderful experience and I would recommend this tour from "Your Way Holiday" to everyone.
Replied:28 October 2026
Hi Elena, spontaneous Huashan days are the best kind, and I'm glad we could make it happen with easy booking and a prompt pickup. Hope the mountain treated you well.
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Wendy is a great host. She has lots of stories and useful facts and information about the warriors. We went in and out without much wait and she gave us excellent guide and recommendations on what else to see in Xi'An and where and what to eat. Highly recommend
Replied:28 October 2026
Hi Choden, Wendy's the kind of guide who gets you in and around the Warriors without the waits and then feeds you great local recs. Glad you enjoyed her hosting.
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Our family of three had an unforgettable experience on our 2-day Xi'an tour combined with a day trip to Hua Shan. Our guide, Lily, was exceptional. Her deep knowledge and engaging commentary brought the historical and cultural sites to life. The driver, Mr. Zhang, was reliable and professional, ensuring a smooth and comfortable journey throughout. The seamless coordination between Lily and Mr. Zhang meant that every aspect of our trip was perfectly timed and hassle-free. From the moment we reached out with our inquiry, the company responded promptly within 24 hours. They provided a well-organized itinerary and were attentive to all our needs and questions. Xi'an’s Terracotta Warriors were as impressive as expected, and the sunrise at Hua Shan was absolutely breathtaking, with panoramic views that left us in awe. This trip was meticulously planned and executed, and we couldn't have asked for a better experience. Highly recommended for anyone looking to explore Xi'an and Hua Shan!
Replied:28 October 2026
Hi Kayla, pairing two days of Xi'an with a Huashan day trip is a full, satisfying route, and Lily's commentary really ties it together. So glad it was memorable for your family.
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We had an amazing time with our Xi'an guide, Lily, from Your Way Holiday! Lily's passion for her city and its history was contagious—she truly made every moment special. She was incredibly knowledgeable and answered all of our questions with enthusiasm, which made our experience even richer. Exploring the Terracotta Warriors, Wild Goose Pagoda, and the ancient city wall was an absolute highlight, and Lily's insights added so much depth to our understanding of these historic sites. Everything was perfectly organized, from the spotless and comfortable vehicle to the well-paced itinerary. We loved the bike ride on the city wall and the Tang Dynasty Show was a spectacular way to end the day. It was so relaxing knowing that everything was taken care of, and we could just focus on enjoying ourselves. We left Xi'an with wonderful memories, thanks to Lily’s excellent guidance!
Replied:28 October 2026
Hi Alberto, spontaneous Huashan days are the most fun to organize, and I'm glad the pickup and booking were seamless. Thanks for giving the mountain a shot.
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