Lintong Terracotta Pits

The museum address sits on Qin Mausoleum North Road in Lintong District. History pages place the army pits 1.5 kilometres east of the Qin mausoleum; core displays are pits one, two and three plus the bronze chariot hall. The mausoleum and pits form an inscribed World Heritage property with an open national archaeological park.

Rows of terracotta warriors standing in the first pit of the Qin army
Rows of terracotta warriors standing in the first pit of the Qin army · Lintong Terracotta Pits, Xi'an

Lintong Terracotta Pits

Rows of terracotta warriors standing in the first pit of the Qin army

Pits beside the mound

One and a half kilometres east of the Qin mausoleum, pits one through three and the bronze chariot hall sit on the same visit as the burial mound.

The museum address sits on Qin Mausoleum North Road in Lintong District. History pages place the army pits 1.5 kilometres east of the Qin mausoleum; core displays are pits one, two and three plus the bronze chariot hall. The mausoleum and pits form an inscribed World Heritage property with an open national archaeological park.

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