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Ming TombsBeijing Top 16 in Can't Miss Attractions
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Open Open from 8:00am-4:30pm
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 4 hours
Address: Ming Tomb Town, Changping District, Beijing
Official website: http://www.mingtombs.com/
Phone: 010-60761424 010-60761888 010-60763104 010-89749383 010-69771665
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Great Day out. what a fantastic history. Our guide Linda had a great and deep understanding of all the subject matter.Value for money is an understatment.Highly recomended to anyone considering this Day out.
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Collectively known as the 13 Ming Tombs, and located on the northwestern outskirts of Beijing, this is the resting place of 13 Ming dynasty emperors. The tomb area is surrounded by picturesque scenery, with beautiful views. You can visit the ancient buildings and scenery, and also find out about the specifications of imperial burials. The Ming Tombs form a unified whole. Each tomb was built in front of its own hill. The tomb specifications were more or less the same, with minor differences. The Yongle and Wanli Emperors of the Ming dynasty are both buried here.
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Great Day out. what a fantastic history. Our guide Linda had a great and deep understanding of all the subject matter.Value for money is an understatment.Highly recomended to anyone considering this Day out.
nice morning visit before going to great wall of china. quiet first thing .interesting morning .
Its quite far from the city centre. I would suggest getting here early in the morning as there is quite a long distance to cover from one tomb to another. And of course, better to choose a day with clear skies for good photos :)
A lot of "authentic replicas" but some interesting historical stories if you have a guide.
Bringing a 75-year-old father who likes history to Ming Tombs, considering the health of the elderly, living in the vicinity of Xiguan Island on the first day, taking the 314 road first to Dingling, opening at 8:30, very few people on Tuesday, follow Baoding I can see the Zhaoling Mausoleum in the distance, walk down half a circle and enter the underground palace, no one feels a little scared. It is spectacular, and you can see the coffins of the Wanli Emperor and the two empresses restored when they were unearthed. Dingling is mainly seen in the underground palace, and some of the exhibits are scattered. From Dingling to Zhaoling, walk 1.5 kilometers through the small road and take a taxi for 15 yuan. Zhaoling is not necessary to go. The building regulations are the same as Changling, and you need to walk back and take a car, 30 yuan ticket, less people, there is no inside What, I remember it is a hall of Hai Rui, it is estimated that the emperor has no political achievements. Take a taxi from Dingling to Changling for 15 yuan, and the 314 bus also arrives. Changling is similar in style to Ming Xiaoling in Nanjing, and it feels OK Not much to see. The weather is good and there are few people, so it's a park tour.