I had been the museum of Terracotta Warriors and Horses a week ago. The weather was very nice and there are not a lot of visitors. Before I been there I heard there are always many many foreign visiors but when I went inside the museum it is almost no persons. Maybe because of afternoon. I never think the pit is so big and there are so many woaaiors and horses but it is a pity I cannot see the color of them.

Xi'an is home of the world renowned Terra Cotta Army, an archeological site of unimaginable size and importance. The Terra Cotta Army was created to guard Emperor Qin Shihuang’s tomb and to protect him in the afterlife. It is estimated that there are over 7,000 life-size terra cotta figures and horses buried here I once led tour group there every client think it is as amazing as Great Wall in Beijing
it is a must you should travel when you spend your vacation in China

As a local tour guide, i have been to this museum quite a lot of times, because the excavation work is still going on, every time i go is even a "new" trip for me, new findings keep occuring in my eyes, especially the facial appearances of those mighty warriors, some are smileing, some are very solemn, some are even peeping at fellow standing beside him. i always try my best to tell every detailed findings i know to my guests. of course, at the same time some of my guests are very professional and observant, i also learned a lot from them.
hoping every tourist to my hometown have a pleasant and meaningful trip.

I suppose, next to "The Great Wall" this is the most well known Attraction In China. The size is impressive to say the least. What is most unique about the Terracotta Warrior find is that almost 40 years on the excavation is still going but at a cleverly managed pace. This World Wonder barring any natural forces of destruction will continue to bring the Tourist from both within and Global for many a Century to come.
I was there on a Sunday and was lucky enough to meet the Farmer whose land this incredible find was discovered on, and he signs peoples books that are purchased at the Souviner Shop. The new exhibit being "The Crown Of The Bronze was also on show when I visited, so we were presented with the full package, the whole sprawling 3 pits, The Horse & Chariot unveiling and the sprawling grounds and beautifully manicured gardens makes this a "bucket lister" and everyone that is able should see this for themselves.