Dingling Review

The experience is good, it is worth going. This time I went to Beijing to book a ticket from Ctrip. I am quite satisfied. I will choose this platform next time I have the opportunity. The ticket inspection speed is also very fast. The experience is really good. The family is also very satisfied.

Dingling is far from the city, otherwise there must be more tourists, wait for the subway to be faster, wait for the bus to be slower, we set off from Haihutun, did a three-hour budget, very abundant. Dingling is not big, the wooden buildings are all burned, the remaining stone Minglou, the earth palace is not big, the entrance should be the interior of the earth palace, see the funeral and the coffin of the emperor and queen of Wanli, are replicas, a little worse feeling, you can go out to the exhibition hall on the left of the comet door to see the documentary, Recorded the historical background of the excavation and the appearance of the cultural relics when unearthed, and reproduced it in real terms. The middle hall is the throne of the emperor. It looks very vicissitudes, and there is nothing else to come out. The ground is very wet and it should be because of the rain two days ago. The environment of Dingling is really good. It is worthy of being the dragon vein and the trees are shaded. Although the bones of the emperor are not there, they enjoy the glory of their lives and have lived in this quiet place for hundreds of years after death. It is also a comfort. May the soul rest in peace.

Mingding Mausoleum, located in the foothills of Daqi Mountain, Changping District, Beijing, one of the Ming Tombs, is the 13th Emperor Zhu Ying (1563-1620, the year Wanli) and his filial Duan Queen, Xiaojing Queen's joint burial tomb.

Although Dingling can go down to the earth palace, but because of some inconvenient reasons, there is nothing in the earth palace. The instructions for the whole Dingling were particularly unclear. The first cave excavation of Dingling was not clearly marked, including the stone block and the like, and it was not placed in an obvious position. It was unfortunate when I went there, and the museum's things were sent to other places for display.

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

Like monuments, like people less must go here very well. The only downside is that there are basically replicas.

The Ming Ding Mausoleum is the tomb of Zhu Ying (Year of the Wanli) of the 13th Emperor Shenzong Xian of the Ming Dynasty. There are also two of his queens (Queen Xiao Duan Xian and Queen Xiao Jing). Ding Mausoleum is located at the foot of Daqi Mountain, in the southwest of Changling Mountain, built in 1584 ～ 1590 (12 to 18 years of Wanli).