Not only does it have the 'Three Uniques of the Han Dynasty', this scenic spot in Xuzhou also allows you to go down into tombs!

Last time I wrote about the Han Tomb of Turtle Mountain in Xuzhou, which was well received by everyone. In fact, there is another scenic spot in Xuzhou where you can also go down into tombs! This is the Xuzhou Han Culture Scenic Area, the largest and richest in content, and the most concentrated Han culture preservation base in the Xuzhou area. Here you can visit the 'Three Uniques of the Han Dynasty' in one go. The 'Three Uniques of the Han Dynasty' are the Han tombs, the Han terracotta warriors and horses, and the Han murals, all of which can be seen here. The entire scenic area is quite large, and it takes two to three hours to visit the whole area. 🛣️Route: Lion Mountain Chu King Mausoleum➡️Han Terracotta Warriors Museum➡️Underwater Terracotta Warriors Museum➡️Han Portrait Stone Corridor➡️Bamboo Forest Temple➡️Liu Family Ancestral Hall➡️Sheep Ghost Mountain Queen's Tomb 1⃣️Lion Mountain Chu King Mausoleum ✔️This is the tomb of Liu Wu, the third generation Chu king who was enfeoffed in Xuzhou during the Western Han Dynasty, and is the essence of the Han Culture Scenic Area. This is the top archaeological discovery in China in 1995 and one of the 100 major archaeological discoveries in China in the 20th century. The tomb chambers here are arranged in a straight line, and at the end of the tomb chamber is a restored sculpture of the Chu king. However, compared to the Han Tomb of Turtle Mountain, the overall area is smaller and the richness is somewhat less. 2⃣️Han Terracotta Warriors Museum ✔️The Han Terracotta Warriors are another major discovery after the Terracotta Warriors in Xi'an, and they are the burial objects of the Chu king. However, the Han Terracotta Warriors are quite different from the Terracotta Warriors in Xi'an, they are much smaller in size, and the Han Terracotta Warriors are more mini. In terms of the depiction of expressions and postures, they also use a freehand style, which is different from the realistic style of the Terracotta Warriors in Xi'an. 3⃣️Underwater Terracotta Warriors Museum ✔️After visiting the Han Terracotta Warriors Museum, walk a few hundred meters ahead and you will come to the Underwater Terracotta Warriors Museum. This is also the first museum in China built in water, and it also displays restored pit and restored terracotta warriors. The scenery here is very good, with a whole lake and winding paths, which will make people feel calm and peaceful. 4⃣️Han Portrait Stone Corridor ✔️After visiting the Underwater Terracotta Warriors Museum, there is a winding corridor along the water, which displays murals from the Han Dynasty. You can see many murals depicting myths and legends, and the murals of the Han Dynasty are also more freehand. 🌈Tips： ✔️Pets are not allowed, not pet-friendly ✔️If you are particularly interested, you can ask a guide to explain, but the overall area of the Chu King Mausoleum is slightly small ✔️If you are interested in Han tombs, it is strongly recommended to visit the Han Tomb of Turtle Mountain ✔️There are discounts for buying tickets one day in advance 🗒️Han Culture Scenic Area 📍No. 1, Terracotta Warriors Road, Yunlong District 🕒8:30-16:00 💰90 yuan 🌸Recommended visiting time: 2-3 hours