Travelogue | Beiling Park (Zhaoling Tomb of the Qing Dynasty), Shenyang

| Beiling Park (Zhaoling Tomb of the Qing Dynasty), Shenyang. The core of Beiling Park is Zhaoling Tomb of the Qing Dynasty, the tomb of Huang Taiji, the second founding emperor of the Qing Dynasty, and his Empress Borjigit. Construction began in 1643 and took 8 years to complete. It is the largest of the "Three Tombs Outside the Pass" from the early Qing Dynasty, covering an area of 160,000 square meters, and is now a AAAA-rated tourist attraction. Zhaoling Tomb of the Qing Dynasty follows the typical "front court and rear sleeping quarters" imperial mausoleum system, divided into three parts: front, middle, and rear, with the main buildings symmetrically distributed along the north-south central axis. The square city is the core of the mausoleum, including buildings such as Longen Hall and Ming Tower. The yellow glazed tiles and red walls complement each other, showing the majesty of the emperor. The design integrates historical sites and natural landscapes, and also includes a small ice and snow world. Of course, it cannot be compared with Harbin. There are no ice sculptures, only some speed-based projects based on ice and snow. It is still good to experience and play along the way, but if the primary purpose is ice and snow experience, then Beiling may not be suitable.