Beijing Ming Tombs Guide｜Easy weekend one-day tour！

The Thirteen Tombs in the suburbs of Beijing are rarely crowded. Suitable for friends who enjoy leisurely strolls and learning about history on weekends~Located in a prime location, it is a feng shui treasure trove with beautiful scenery and the only underground palace in China available for visitors to visit. Purchase a "Three Tombs and One Road" combination ticket for $15 per person, including Shinto, Changling, Dingling, and Zhaoling. Suggest buying tickets on-site. The paper version of the ticket is a postcard that will be stamped at the entrance of the scenic area. Interested friends can bookmark it. The travel time is about 4-5 hours, it is recommended to come in the morning.

Route: Recommended "Shendao Changling Dingling Zhaoling". Shintoism: The only way for the emperor to go to the tomb. Along the way, there are many mythical beasts and guardian stone statues in kneeling and standing positions. Each stone statue represents different apartments of interest, and you can listen to the explanation to learn more. Changling: The most famous one is the golden nanmu in the main hall. It is said that each one costs billions of dollars. Ding Ling: The underground palace is here. Before entering the underground palace, you must first visit the exhibitions in the two exhibition areas in front of the entrance of the underground palace. This will help to understand. Suggest asking the tour guide to talk. The cost of the visitor center at the entrance is $4 per person. We initially listened to electronic commentary, but when we arrived at the underground palace, there was no signal.

It is said that you can come across an orange kitten here. I have been searching for it for a long time, but I haven't seen it. Zhao Ling: This is more complete. You can stroll around the "Throne" city wall and enjoy the distant scenery~I met three cats at the door, they are super beautiful. Cat lovers can pay attention to observation~Traffic advice for friends who have the means to drive. There is a free parking lot available. Friends who take a taxi can find the "Shinto Omiya Gate", which is where you got off at that time. There is one more road than a parking lot. This road leads to the entrance of Shintoism. Take bus route 872 and get off at the "Omiyamon" station. The same applies after getting off.

Tip: 1. Each attraction is relatively far away, so you need to drive there. You can take a taxi or a bus. Taking a taxi is easy, but it is not recommended to take the "black car" at the entrance. 2. It is recommended to come in the morning. There may be a tour group in the afternoon, with more people. If you are pressed for time, Zhao Ling won't go. Friends who want to eat here can consider the farmhouse here. It is said that many people come here for dinner on weekends, but our driver bluntly told us that it's not delicious haha.