Step into the Eighth Wonder of the World and come face-to-face with the army of China's first emperor from over 2,200 years ago. Your ticket to the Emperor Qinshihuang's Mausoleum Site Museum unlocks one of the most astonishing archaeological discoveries in human history, where the grandeur and craftsmanship of an ancient empire await.

One ticket grants you access to two core sites: Inside the Terracotta Army Museum, Pit 1, Pit 2, and Pit 3 reveal over a thousand life-sized terracotta warriors standing in battle formation. Each figure is unique—no two faces, expressions, or postures are alike. Some grip weapons, others command chariots, vividly recreating the mighty force that unified China under Emperor Qin.

Standing at the viewing platform above Pit 1, gaze down at hundreds of warriors arranged in precise military rows, and instantly understand why this mausoleum took 38 years and 720,000 workers to complete. The Mausoleum of Emperor Qinshihuang (Lishan Garden) spans 56 square kilometres, making it the first imperial tomb in China built on such a magnificent scale with meticulous planning and exceptional preservation.

Stroll through the tomb complex at the foot of Mount Li, and witness the monumental scale of a necropolis larger than Manhattan, imagining how a 13-year-old king in 246 BC envisioned this underground empire for his afterlife.