Mingxian Mausoleum

The largest single Ming Dynasty imperial mausoleum The design is very meaningful and worth a visit Mochou Village is right at the entrance, with performances, Hanfu, and places for children to play But Mingxian Mausoleum is still the most worth visiting Whether it's the Outer Ming Pond, Inner Ming Pond, Nine-Bend Imperial River, Dragon Scale Sacred Path, or the historically rich and weathered stone statues, the ruins of the Ling'en Hall destroyed in the late Ming Dynasty, the front and back treasure city (the yellow glazed tiles on the walls are really beautiful, and the yellow-green glazed tiles on the shadow wall have a different style from the Ming imperial mausoleums in the capital), all of which are rare to see even in the capital, the largest and most complete single Ming imperial mausoleum On the Ming Tower, there are stone components of the Jiajing Emperor's mausoleum accompanying his parents... It's very touching... It is recommended to walk in and take a tour bus out (10 yuan) You can imagine the expression pack of the Ming Dynasty 1566... If you have breakfast in Zhongxiang, the hometown of longevity named by Emperor Jiajing himself, you must try the rice pot! It's really delicious!