Join art critic Christopher Allen for Canberra’s blockbuster exhibition dedicated to China’s renowned Terracotta Warriors at the National Museum of Australia.

At a Glance

  • Visit the National Museum of Australia’s exhibition of the fascinating Terracotta Warriors
  • Trace China’s history from the Spring and Autumn period through the Qin to the Han dynasties
  • Benefit from an enlightening, private talk by your tour leader, art critic and historian Christopher Allen

Created more than 2,000 years ago to watch over China’s first emperor, Qin Shihuang, in the afterlife, these remarkable life-sized figures represent one of the world’s greatest archaeological discoveries and offer a fascinating insight into the power, beliefs and artistic achievements of the Qin dynasty.

In the company of Christopher, discover the extraordinary craftsmanship of the ancient artisans and explore the story of the emperor whose conquests transformed China and established its first unified imperial dynasty.

Please click ‘Register Interest’ to receive further information when more details are available.

Dates

22 – 24 January 2027 (3 days)

Tour leader

Christopher Allen

Tour Status

On request

More Details

Tour code: RT2701

Fitness level: Moderate
Tour members must be able to:
•    negotiate airports and railway stations without wheelchair assistance
•    use combined shower/bath facilities (it is impossible to guarantee walk-in shower facilities)
•    undertake walking tours of 1-2 hours duration, including using stairs, walking over cobblestones and other uneven surfaces
•    stand for long periods in museums and other sites
•    embark / disembark coaches, trains and other methods of transportation without assistance
•    handle their own luggage

Please see Terms & Conditions for fitness level definitions here.

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