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Karst peaks near Xi'an Map of East and Central Asia highlighting the province of Shaanxi in central China in orange, with its capital Xi'an labeled. Surrounding countries, major cities, international boundaries, disputed borders, and lines of control are shown for regional context. An inset map in the lower left corner shows Shaanxi's location within all of China. Baoji The illuminated Bell Tower of Xi'an, China, stands on a raised stone platform with arched entrances and ornate, tiered roofs at night. Qin tomb: terra-cotta statues Qin tomb: terra-cotta soldiers Qin tomb: terra-cotta statues
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The illuminated Bell Tower of Xi'an, China, stands on a raised stone platform with arched entrances and ornate, tiered roofs at night.
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Karst peaks near Xi'an
The dramatic karst formations and quiet rivers of Shaanxi province offer a serene...
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Shaanxi province, China
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Baoji
Baoji, Shaanxi province, China.
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Xi'an: Bell Tower
Bell Tower, Xi'an, Shaanxi province, China.
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Qin tomb: terra-cotta statues
Some of the excavated statues at the Qin tomb, Shaanxi province, China.
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Qin tomb: terra-cotta soldiers
Terra-cotta soldiers at the Qin tomb, near Xi'an, Shaanxi province, China.
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Qin tomb: terra-cotta statues
Excavation of terra-cotta soldiers and horses at the Qin tomb, near Xi'an, Shaanxi...
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