Changling Tomb
Changling is the tomb of emperor Yongle,the third emperor of the Ming Dynasty whose personal name was Zhu Di, and of his empress. Built in 1413, the mausoleum extends over an area of 100,000 square meters and is the principal and best preserved mausoleum among thirteen mausoleums. There are color paintings on the ceiling and golden brick paved earth, which all added magnificent atmosphere to the palace.The underground palace of the tomb is not open to the public. But you will see the magnificent architecture and learn Chinese Fengshui theory.It is a less touristy site among the tombs of the Ming emperos.
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Changling Tomb
Inside the Changling Tomb
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Changling Tomb
Stele at Changling Tomb, one of the most famous tombs of Ming Tombs, Beijing.
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Changling Tomb
Visit Changling Tomb on your way back from the Great Wall, Beijing.
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Changling Tomb
The gate at Changling Tomb, Beijing.
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Changling Tomb
Changling Tomb is a high-rated Beijing tourist attraction, offering an interesting and informative side-trip outside Beijing.
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Ming Tombs
The brozen statue of Emperor Zhuli at Changling, Ming Tombs, Beijing.
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The Statue of Emperor Yongle
ChangLing is the tomb of Emperor YongLe (reign 1403-1424) and empress XuShi. Here is a statue of Emperor Yongle of Ming dynasty.
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ChangLing Tomb
ChangLing, the tomb of Emperor YongLe (reign 1403-1424) and empress XuShi, is the largest and best preserved of the 13 Ming Tombs near Beijin.