I want to go to Xi'an and want to see Qin Shihuang's Terracotta Warriors and Horses, Qin Mausoleum, Huaqing Pool, and Lishan Mountain. Please give me some advice, how to take the route, and what to pay attention to. Thank you~~

1. Take No. 5 (306) at the East Square of Xi'an Railway Station (in front of the train station ticket gate) to the Terracotta Warriors and Horses.

Tip: The vehicles on You 5 (306) Road have a standard appearance. The door badge of the gray Yellow Sea Bus has the logo of "Xi'an Public Transport Corporation" printed on it, the top of the front windshield has the logo of "306 Worker Pioneer", and the words "Ease congestion and ensure smooth flow" are printed on the upper side of the windshield. The bus drivers and passengers wear bus uniforms with a blue star on their right arm. Each vehicle will drive according to the prescribed route, and there will be a flight attendant on the vehicle who will announce the stop in Mandarin and mute according to the standard, and introduce the scenic spots along the way in English. For regular tours, you have to queue up to get on the bus when waiting for the bus, and buy tickets only when you get on the bus, especially since tickets are not sold in advance and round-trip tickets are not sold. There are many illegal buses on Route 5 (306) in the square, so be sure not to take them to avoid being fooled.

Now the Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum Museum is a pass (including Qin Shi Huang Terracotta Warriors and Horses Museum, Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum, Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum Ruins Park, Baixi Terracotta Warriors Pit Museum, and Stone Armor Museum). There is no charge for transportation in the museum, that is, tourists can take the transportation within the museum. No more charges).

2. After visiting the Terracotta Warriors and Horses, take Route 307, Route 914, Route 5 (306) at the Terracotta Warriors and Horses, and go under the Huaqing Pool. Browse Huaqing Pool.

3. You can go up to Lishan Mountain from Huaqing Pool.

The main attractions in Huaqing Pool are: Furong Garden, Tang Yutang Site, Imperial Concubine Pool, Liyuan, Tang Dynasty Water Well, Lishan Hot Spring, Beihai Shulin, Jiulong Lake, Wujian Hall, etc.

The main attractions in Lishan: Bingjian Pavilion, Wanzhao Pavilion, Laojun Hall, Laomu Hall, Beacon Tower, Shiweng Temple, Yuxian Bridge, Bodhidharma Cave, Qixi Bridge, Birdsong Forest, etc.

Note: Be careful of being ripped off when eating in Lintong. Check the menu prices before eating. It’s best to look for restaurants with smiley faces (now all restaurants in Lintong are divided into three types, all with logos).