Beijing Ming Tombs Admission Ticket

Explore the Ming Tombs,
resting place of 13 emperors

The Ming Tombs lie at the southern foot of Tianshou Mountain in Changping District, about 50 km north of Beijing. Thirteen emperors of the Ming Dynasty (1368–1644) are buried here, and the site is known as an important cultural heritage for its grand scale, complete layout and well-preserved architecture. This is a self-guided admission ticket, and the tombs you can visit depend on your option.

See the Yongle Emperor's tomb and the Hall of Eminent Favor at Changling

Changling is the largest and most impressive of the Ming Tombs and the resting place of the Yongle Emperor (Zhu Di). You can also see the Hall of Eminent Favor, famous for its double-eaved roof and precious golden nanmu pillars.

Descend into the underground palace at Dingling

Dingling is the tomb of the Wanli Emperor and has the only underground palace open to the public. See the many artifacts and appreciate the craftsmanship of the Ming Dynasty. At Zhaoling, restored to show the splendor of a Ming imperial tomb, you can visit the tomb of the Muzong Emperor.

Walk the Sacred Way lined with stone statues

The Sacred Way connects the tombs and is lined on both sides with lifelike stone statues. Take a slow walk and admire these sculptures, regarded as masterpieces of ancient Chinese stone carving.

※ The tombs you can visit (Dingling, Changling, Zhaoling, Sacred Way) depend on the option you booked.
※ Electric carts are available on site for an extra fee.