Your day will begin with a tour of the Muslim Quarter of Xian, where over 20,000 Muslim people call home. Visit Beiyuanmen Muslim Street which was where merchants began trading and find an array of stalls selling delicious street food.

After some time admiring The Great Mosque, one of the oldest and well-preserved mosques in China, you will head on to Lintong, home to the Terracotta Warriors. One of the most well-known archeological excavations of the 20th Century, this mausoleum is a must for anyone travelling to Xian.

This royal tomb of the first Emperor of China begun the work on this special project in 246 BC, yet it was not discovered until 1974. Listed by UNESCO in 1987 as one of the world cultural heritages, work continues on this masterpiece of thousands of clay soldiers and horses.