秦始皇陵, or the Tomb of Qin Shi Huang, is the burial site of China's first emperor, 秦始皇. Located near the city of 西安, it is part of a larger archaeological complex that includes the famous 兵马俑, or Terracotta Army. The tomb was constructed in the 3rd century BCE and is known for its grand scale and intricate design. The site is significant for its historical value, as it reflects the power and beliefs of the 秦朝 dynasty. Excavations have revealed numerous artifacts, including weapons, pottery, and chariots, which provide insight into the era's culture and practices. The tomb remains largely unexcavated, preserving its mysteries for future generations.