Beijing Historic Sites Tour Mutianyu Great Wall and Ming Tomb

ynasty, is one of the thirteen Ming tombs in Beijing that have been excavated. The construction of Dingling began in the twelfth year of Wanli (1584) and took six years to complete, with a total consumption of eight million taels of silver,The emperor was only 28 years old when the tomb was built, and it was not officially opened until 1620, leaving it unused for 30 years. Dingling Tomb is one of the three largest tombs of the Ming Tombs.Dingling Underground Palace is the only underground palace in the Ming Tombs that has been developed. It is the first imperial mausoleum to be excavated in a planned way after the founding of the People's Republic of China. More than 3,000 cultural relics of various kinds were unearthed in the underground palace, including four national treasures: the golden crown, the phoenix crown, the luminous pearl and the three-colored Ming Dynasty.

ay through many traditional villages, feel the Chinese suburban culture,Mutianyu section is the most classic and beautiful section of the Great Wall in the Ming Dynasty. It has numerous vegetation and is not crowded to visit.It is favored by foreign friends,The cable car reaches the top of the mountain, and the hike begins to visit the Great Wall. You can enjoy the 600-year-old ancient Wall and feel the beauty of the Great Wall after the repair. You will experience the differences between the ancient grassland culture and the Han culture,The ancient defense works are a symbol of the cleverness and wisdom of the Chinese nation.

e,China is the home of tea, as evidenced by the large wild tea trees found in many parts of China both ancient and modern. China is the first and largest country where wild tea trees are found,Chinese tea is a great contribution to the health of people on earth. The ancestor of Chinese tea is Shennong, which is also the ancestor of world tea. Chinese tea spreads to all over the world, enhancing health, happiness, and physical and mental harmony, adding infinite charm to the health concept and Zen tea culture.