Changling

To be honest, this scenic spot is not very interesting. The traffic is also more inconvenient. As a mausoleum-type scenic spot, the overall supporting facilities are more general. Traffic signs and road signs, including some scenic spots, are not in place, but there are many cats in the scenic spot.

Changling is the 13th emperor of the Ming Dynasty, Ming Cheng ancestor Zhu Ying and Queen Xu's joint burial tomb. It is the first tomb of the Ming Tombs, located in Changping District, Beijing. Changling's architecture is grand and magnificent, one of the outstanding representatives of the ancient imperial tombs of China. The architectural layout of Changling is rigorous, the central axis is symmetrical, reflecting the architectural aesthetics of ancient Chinese tradition. There is a wide square in front of the tomb, with stone people, stone beasts and other sacred stone carvings on both sides, which is lifelike, showing the emperor's majesty and dignity. The layout of the entire mausoleum area is rigorous and the architecture is exquisite. It is a treasure of ancient Chinese architectural art. In addition to the architectural aesthetic value, Changling also has important historical and cultural value. It is an important cultural heritage of the Ming Dynasty, witnessing the political, economic and cultural development of the Ming Dynasty. At the same time, Changling is also one of the important representatives of Chinese funeral culture and sacrifice culture, which is of great significance for studying ancient Chinese culture and history. In short, Changling is an important heritage of ancient Chinese culture and history, with great value and significance. This is a must-see place for tourists who love history and culture. If you are interested in history and culture, you may wish to visit here, I believe you will be very rewarding!

A very historic journey Changling is a must-see place for the Tombs to punch in, but unfortunately he was not approved to dig the earth palace, so he could only stand on the Ming upstairs and look at the entire Baocheng and Baoding to pay tribute to the great man 600 years ago. His contribution to the whole of China is comparable to that of the Emperor Han Wu His joint tomb with Queen Xu is worth seeing the temple is one of the three temples that have been well preserved so far. Walking on the red city wall and feeling the atmosphere of 600 years ago is really touched.

It’s worth it. You can learn a lot of knowledge, but the overall supporting service facilities of the Tombs are very poor, messy, not even a decent small store, selling things outside is dirty, and the price is random.

Need to wait for a fixed time to set off, there are not many people when going, basically one-on-one explanation, the interpreter can explain the whole process very seriously, understand the history and story behind the building, it is recommended

Sixty golden teak trees are breathtaking and highly recommended