I thought this picture captured some of the beauty and variety of the Muslim Quarter in Xi’an China. It is a very touristy area but also has locals getting about their lives ...

One thing that I liked about this photograph from a foggy day on the ancient walls of Xi’an China was the more modern building looming in the fog behind the watch tower. ...

The Muslim Quarter in Xi’an China is filled with interesting and colorful food stalls including this one, although this meal was a bit greasy for my taste.

When Emperor Qin Shi Huang, the first Emperor of China, had his workers construct a terracotta army for him at Xi’an China, they did not construct infantry only but also cavalry, chariots ...

No doubt you have heard about the Terracotta Warriors of Xi’an, China created for the first emperor of China. But did you know that every one of these statues except one of ...

Of the 8,000 terracotta warriors found in the pits at Xi’an China, this kneeling archer was the only one found intact. Irate peasants revolted only 2 years after the death of the ...

There is no better way to experience Chinese traffic than riding in the back of a “rickshow” or pedicab. This shot is from a ride in the city of Xi’an. It would ...

The city of Xi’an China is the city in China that has preserved all of its ancient wall. The city wall is 14 kilometers in circumference which no longer holds the entire ...

Of the 8,000 soldiers, horses, and chariots in the army of terra cotta warriors in Xi’an China, the Chinese have selected 5 as the best representation of the works. This horseman and ...

One of those moments that takes your breath away is when you see pit #1 of the Terra Cotta Warriors outside Xi’an China. This Terra Cotta army was created by an army ...