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Entombing the Mysteries of Ancient China - Ming Tombs
Preserving history through the times of the Ming Dynasty lays the Ming Tombs, which are 50 kilometres north of Beijing. The final resting places of thirteen Ming emperors, this necropolis is a beautiful and serene location with flora and foliage strewn on the walkways and the peaceful sounds of water to appease the spirits of the dead.
The location of the Ming Tombs is said to have been chosen by the third emperor of the Ming Dynasty, Emperor Yong Le, who was responsible for moving the capital of China from Nanjing to its current Beijing. Emperor Yong Le is not only accredited for the selection of the site of the Ming Tombs but is also said to have been the creator of the layout of the Imperial Palace or known to some as the Forbidden City. His tomb is one of the three mausoleums that are open to the public. The three tombs, which are open for viewing, are that of the Chang Ling and Ding Ling tombs which holds the remains of Emperor Yong Le and Emperor Wan Li and his two empresses respectively.
Irrespective of being a necropolis, the Ming Imperial Tombs are beautiful on the eyes. Designed and orchestrated to reflect Feng Shui principles, the tombs are surrounded by majestic mountains, serene trees and tranquil waters. The location of the tombs complex are led by a seven kilometres walkway named the “Spirit Way”. This road is lined with stone guardians in the form of animal sand soldiers and lead up to a red tri-arched gateway called the “Great Red Gate”. The Sacred Way or Sprit Way starts at a point, which a stone memorial archway from the 15 century now stands.
Take time to visit this marvellous piece of Chinese history while staying in the comforts of a Beijing hotel such as the Grand Millennium Beijing. Enjoy the comforts of this luxury 5 star hotel as you take up accommodation in lush rooms offering utmost convenience and warm hospitality.
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