Terracotta Warriors are always worth a visit, but Lishan Garden is the real hidden gem!

Hey guys, did you know? This is my fourth time standing in front of the Terracotta Warriors! Every time feels like traveling through time and witnessing that glorious era. But today, I'm going to reveal a hidden gem that even seasoned tourists might miss - Lishan Garden! 🌟 🎫 Want to get tickets easily? Use the "Emperor Qinshihuang's Mausoleum Site Museum" mini program to make a reservation with one click. With your ID card in hand, you're ready to go! 💰 CNY 120 for both the Terracotta Warriors and Lishan Garden, plus free shuttle service! 🚗 For those driving, beware of the "enthusiastic" private parking lots along the road. Head straight to the "Emperor Qinshihuang's Mausoleum Site Museum Parking Lot" P9 area, CNY 20 per visit, and it's super close to the entrance! 🚌 Subway riders, rejoice! Take Line 9 to Huaqing Pool Station, then transfer to bus 602/613 to get there directly. Remember to avoid "black cars" on the roadside; ride-hailing is the way to go! 👣 Walking into the Terracotta Warriors feels like traveling back to the Qin Dynasty. Explore Pits 1, 2, and 3 at your own pace, with an electronic guide in hand for all the knowledge points! Here's a tip: Pit 2 has the most complete set of soldiers, and you can even say hi to the "soldiers"! 😉 🍽️ Lunchtime! The food on the commercial street is waiting for you to try! Don't listen to those "don't eat" rumors. Wei's Cold Noodles are reasonably priced, quick, hygienic, and safe to eat! 🏞️ The main event is here! Lishan Garden, a place where you can experience "serving the dead as if they were alive." The resting place of the old Qin, K9901, K0006 burial pits, and bronze chariots and horses all tell stories of a thousand years. Free public explanations, professional and reliable, electric cars for CNY 15, follow the guide, and you'll be full of knowledge and won't get lost! 🚗