Ming Dynasty Tombs - Shisan Ling - Ding Ling Tomb Full Report (1) Entrance Road and Parking

Ding Ling Mausoleum

This page was last updated on: June 11, 2017

Welcome to the Beijing Ming Tombs short introduction by The Beijing Report , a photographic virtual tour giving you a good first impression of the Ming Dynasty Tombs outside Beijing City, one map of the area and one map of the burial sites, some first backgrounds and information on the history of the Ming Dynasty Tombs and a link-page to other web-sites containing information on the subject.

The Ming Tombs Report will continue with a Full Report on Chang Ling and Ding Ling Tombs.

The Ming Dynasty Tombs site in its enclosing mountains as seen on a tourist map at the Tomb Site entry.

White marble entrance road at Ding Ling featuring a giant stele carried by a Tortoise with a Dragon head. The original stele, declaring the Achievements of the Renzhong

Emperor, was destroyed at the end of the Ming

Dynasty in 1644 AD.

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The Ming Dynasty Dragon logo - These two Dragons guard and decorate the exterior wall of the Archeological Museum outside Ding Ling Mausoleum's Wailuo City.

Overview of the giant mural on the outside of the Ming Tombs Museum, depicting and proclaiming the achievements of the Ming Dynasty, among whcih the construction of the Imperial Palace, the lenghtening and restrengthening of the Great Wall of China to the far West, technical inventions in silk weaving and more.

Flank view of the merits and virtues Stele at the entrance of Ding Ling Mausoleum and the recently constructed Archeological Museum.