The eighth wonder of the world. 1974, the discovery of the terracotta warriors and horses pit in Qin Shihuang's mausoleum shocked the world. This underground sculpture group built in the 3rd century BC, with its majestic momentum, vigorous and rigorous military array and lifelike pottery figurines, shows people the glory of ancient oriental culture, which is comparable to the "Seven Wonders of the World" in terms of construction age, building scale and artistic effect.

2. Huaqingchi

Huaqingchi is a royal palace, located on the site of Huaqing Palace in Tang Dynasty, 30 kilometers west of Xi 'an, with Mount Li in the south and Weishui in the north. Because of its eternal hot spring resources, the love story between Tang and Yang Guifei, the place where the An Incident happened, and rich human and historical resources, it has become a famous cultural tourism scenic spot in China, a national key cultural relics protection unit, and the first batch of AAAAA-level tourism demonstration scenic spots in China.

3. Qin Shihuang Mausoleum

The Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor is 30 kilometers away from An, about 5 kilometers to the east of Anlintong County, and faces Mount Li in the south, with mountains and lush trees. The Weihe River in the north is winding, and the silver snake lies on its back. Surrounded by towering peaks, tall graves and Mount Li are integrated into one, and the scenery is beautiful.

4. Mount Li

Mount Li is located in Lintong District, Xi, 30 kilometers away from downtown Xi, and it is a famous scenic spot in China. Because it is the land of Li Rong in the Western Zhou Dynasty, it is called Mount Li. Lintong was named Zhao Ying and Huichang in the Tang Dynasty, and was renamed Zhao Yingshan and Huichang Mountain. Since the Zhou, Qin, Han and Tang Dynasties, it has been a royal garden with many detached villas.

5. Huaqing Palace Site

Huaqing Palace Site is located in Lintong County, Shaanxi Province, northwest of China. It is a famous site of detached palace in Tang Dynasty (AD 6 18 ~ 907). Huaqing Palace site was discovered in 1982. Huaqing Palace was built in the 18th year of Zhenguan in the Tang Dynasty (AD 664), formerly known as "Tangquan Palace". The total area of the site is about 1 square kilometer, and the excavated area has reached 4200 square meters.

6. Lintong Museum

Lintong Museum, located in the east of Lintong County, is a local museum mainly displaying cultural relics unearthed from the county, adjacent to Huaqing Pool, with upright red columns and winding corridors, which is unique. The museum was built in 1979, covering an area of 6,600 square meters with an exhibition area of about 600 square meters.

7. Jiapingwa Culture and Art Museum

Jiaping 'ao Culture and Art Museum is located in the west of Lintong District, bordering Zhiyang No.3 Road in the west, Guanghua College of Peking University in the north and east, and Yuechun Hotel in the south. 20 13 jiaping' ao culture and art museum was founded by the management Committee of Lintong national tourism and leisure resort in Anjiajiang, and managed by Anjiajiang Zhongxin art culture and art development co., ltd.