The Tombs of the Tombs of the Ming Dynasty are very similar. But the momentum of the back is slightly inferior to the predecessors. This should also be their respect for the predecessors. Only a few mausoleums were opened. We visited it. It was actually similar but it was worth seeing. After all, is it a world heritage? Better to go in broad daylight, not afraid at all
MorePartial renovation of Changling Mausoleum
The Ming Tombs is the general name for the tombs of the thirteen emperors of the Ming Dynasty. It is located in the northwest suburbs of Beijing. It is one of the largest existing imperial mausoleum complexes in the country and contain many emperors' tombs. The mausoleum area is surrounded by mountains, and there is a meandering river in front of the mausoleum. The mountains and rivers are beautiful and the scenery is special. Here you can visit the architecture, scenery, and understand the funeral specifications of ancient emperors.
The Ming Tombs is a unified whole, and each tomb is self-contained. Each tomb is built in front of a mountain, and the specifications of the tombs are similar. The distance between the tombs is as little as half a kilometer and as much as eight kilometers. Except for Siling, which is located in the southwest corner, the other tombs are arranged in a fan shape around Changling. Among the Ming Tombs, only "Changling", "Dingling", "Zhaoling" and "Shenlu" are currently open.
Shenlu
The Divine Road is located at the southern end of the Ming Tombs. It is the passage leading to the Ming Tombs area, with a total length of about 7 kilometers. It is also the first attraction of the Ming Tombs. It consists of a stone archway, Dahongmen, stele pavilion, stone statues, and Dragon and Phoenix Gate. The southernmost end of the Divine Road is the stone archway, which is the largest and earliest existing stone arch in my country.
The stone statues are located on both sides of the kilometer-long shrine starting from the two hexagonal stone pillars in the north of the stele pavilion and ending at the Longfeng Gate. 24 stone beasts and 12 stone figures are neatly arranged, with vivid shapes and fine carvings. They are the most representative of ancient Chinese cemeteries. The rare and exquisite stone carvings are also major attractions of the Shenlu.
Changling
Changling is located at the southern foot of the main peak of Tianshou Mountain. It is the joint burial mausoleum of the third emperor of the Ming Dynasty, Emperor Chengzuwen, Emperor Zhu Di (reign name Yongle), and his queen Xu. Among the Ming Tombs, it has the largest scale of construction, the earliest construction time, and the ground buildings are also relatively well preserved. It is the ancestral tomb among the Thirteen Tombs and one of the main tourist spots in the tomb area.
Dingling
Dingling is located at the foot of Dayu Mountain and southwest of Changling. It is the tomb of Emperor Shenzongxian Zhu Yijun (era name Wanli), the 13th emperor of the Ming Dynasty, and his two queens are also buried there. The main buildings include Lin'en Gate, Lin'en Hall, Baocheng, Minglou and underground palace. It is the only excavated tomb among the Ming Tombs. Its a underground palace that can be visited by tourists.
Zhaoling
Zhaoling Mausoleum is located at the eastern foot of Dayu Mountain. It is the burial mausoleum of the twelfth emperor of the Ming Dynasty, Muzongzhuang Emperor Zhu Zaihe (reign name Longqing), and his three queens. There are complete Lin'en Gate, Lin'en Hall and its east and west side halls, square city, Ming Tower, Baoding, etc. Zhaoling is the first cemetery among the Thirteen Tombs to be repaired and restored on a large scale.
The Tombs of the Tombs of the Ming Dynasty are very similar. But the momentum of the back is slightly inferior to the predecessors. This should also be their respect for the predecessors. Only a few mausoleums were opened. We visited it. It was actually similar but it was worth seeing. After all, is it a world heritage? Better to go in broad daylight, not afraid at all
The May Day holiday can perfectly avoid the crowds. Everyone is blocked on the highway to Badaling. I turned around and walked to Dingling. It's very big, I walked a long way from the door to the Digong, and the museum is a replica. Still have to listen to the explanation, otherwise there is actually nothing to see
Changling compared to Dingling, there is no earth palace, but it is also very good, find a explanation to listen to it, it feels good, come back to Wenchuang ice cream to eat, learn about history, although I can't remember it.
the ming tombs are a collection of mausoleum built by the emperors of ming dynasty of china. the entrance of the tomb was red painted building an amazing site to enjoy history and archeology. there were 13 tombs however only a few were open for visitors.
This year, there are three major scenic spots in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei annual ticket, namely Changling, Zhaoling, Shenlu, which are better. Shenlu walks far. If you drive, you need to go back to pick up the car. If you take the bus, it is very convenient. There are public connections between various attractions. You can always believe in Beijing traffic. The rest of the tombs are not big, no physical effort, you can learn more about the culture of the Ming Dynasty, and the children in the junior high school are very interested.
定陵,作为明十三陵中的瑰宝,亮点繁多。其地下宫殿石砌精美,文物众多,尤其是那3000多件出土文物,令人叹为观止。此外,定陵的建筑风格独特,阴阳五行思想贯穿其中,体现了古代皇家的深厚文化底蕴。游览定陵,仿佛穿越时空,感受到了明朝的辉煌与神秘。体验上,导游的讲解到位,行程安排舒适,让人在轻松愉悦中领略到了历史的厚重与文化的魅力。
长陵,亮点在于其宏伟的建筑群和丰富的历史文化。陵墓气势磅礴,彰显皇家尊贵。游览时,仿佛穿越历史长河,感受明朝的辉煌与荣耀。体验上,长陵的宁静与庄重令人肃然起敬,每一处细节都流露出古人对逝者的尊重与怀念。漫步其中,不仅是一次视觉的享受,更是一次心灵的洗礼。