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Changling Tomb

Changling Tomb, the joint tomb of the third Ming Emperor, Zhu Di, is the largest one in scale and earliest in construction time with best preserved ground buildings among all the Ming Tombs. The long history and excellent culture makes it one of the most significant attractions in Beijing.

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