Maoling is in Xingping, Xianyang City. It is the tomb of Han Wu Emperor Liu Che of the Western Han Dynasty, a large mausoleum that took years to construct. It holds numerous funerary objects from the Western Han Dynasty. Maoling is surrounded by the tombs of concubines, palace ladies, heroes and noble relatives. A large number of cultural relics have been found in the tombs, which can now be viewed in museums. You can also see exquisite stone carvings, particularly riding of the horses of the Huns and the more classic prancing horses.

Located in Lijiapo Village, Mawei Office, Xingping, Xianyang City, Shaanxi Province, the Mawei Post Station was named after Ma Wei, who is said to have built the city. There are eight functional areas in this scenic area, including the Post Station Cultural Square, the folk culture display area and the folk snack culture street. The architectural style is ancient. There are also performance art, such as the Shaanxi Opera and Bride Selection by Throwing an Embroidered Ball.

The Tomb of Yang Guifei is in a place anciently known as "Maweipo" in Xingping City. It is the tomb of Yang Yuhuan, the favorite concubine of Li Longji, the Emperor Tang Xuanzong. Now, it's a provincial-level cultural relic protection unit and a national 2A-level tourist attraction. The tomb of Yang Guifei was originally a soil grave. According to legend, the seal on the tomb smells pleasant, so it was called "Royal powder." Women nearby came to collect it, and even foreign tourists took packages of tomb soil home, making the tomb pile smaller and smaller. Although tomb guards continued to add soil to the tomb pile, it was depleted. So, to protect the grave, the tomb guards had to seal it with green bricks. This protected from tomb from those seeking its soil.

The Tomb of Huo Qubing is located about 15 km northeast of Xingping City, about one km northeast of Maoling Emperor of the Han dynasty. At the age of 23, Huo Qubing passed away. To honor his merits in the wars, the Emperor built his mausoleum in the northeast of his own tomb for company. On both the east and west corners in the south of his tomb, there is a meandering path leading to the top of the tomb. Its encampment is stacked with boulders and there are stone men and animals in front of the tomb. Among them, the Horse Stepping on the Huns is the main stone carving. The stone horse stands with its head held high, and under its belly is the image of the Huns struggling on the back with a bow and arrow dagger. It is a monumental work.