Hanyang Mausoleum Museum

Highly recommended, few people, strong experience, a large cemetery, many rose flowers, a large ginkgo forest, stars must go to see. There are two main venues in total. Remember to explain, they are very professional, take you to the Han Jingdi, understand the glory and memory of that era.

Highly recommended, few people, strong experience, star ~ must go to see. There are two main venues in total, remember to explain, very professional, take you to close to the Han Jingdi, understand the glory and memory of that era.

Although the Ling District is large, it is basically concentrated in two exhibitions, so there is no need to run many places. And self-driving cars are allowed in the Ling District (no parking fees), (no traffic vehicles in the Ling District).

The Han Yang Mausoleum is the fourth emperor of the West Han Dynasty, Jingdi Liu Qi and the king queen of the same burial cemetery. The cemetery is large in scale, covering about 20 square kilometers, and the relics on the ground and underground are extremely rich. It has been discovered that only around the sealing soil of the emperor's tomb, there are 81 external pits with a radiant distribution. They are different in length, different in connotation, and full of mystery. In 1998, archaeologists excavated and cleaned 10 external pits in the north east of the imperial tomb, and unearthed tens of thousands of precious cultural relics such as pottery, animal pottery, living utensils, granaries, weapons, cars and horses, stamping and sealing mud. From the content, distribution and sealing of the excavated objects, the text on the seal, the setting of some external pits is likely to have some symbolic significance, representing the different official offices of the central government at that time and the institutions in the court, which is a real and image reproduction of the court culture in the West Han Dynasty. Although the 10 outer pits that can be seen here are only the tip of the iceberg for the burial of the entire cemetery, the underground kingdom created by a generation of emperors may take the efforts of generations of archaeologists to fully uncover its mystery. But, after all, this is an open window through which you can see that a dynasty of grandeur two years ago is coming slowly towards us.

The Yang Mausoleum is a joint burial cemetery of the fourth emperor of the Western Han Dynasty, Liu Qi, and his queen Wang. Han Jing Emperor died in 141 BC, Chang'an, the capital of the West Han Dynasty, and was buried in the Yang Mausoleum. The queen died 15 years after Jing Emperor's death, that is, three years (126 BC). Joint burial of Yangling. Yangling is located at the eastern end of Wulingyuan, Xianyang City, across the city of Xiangcheng, Xiangyang County and Gaoling County, the west is bordered by Hangaozu Changling, the east to the intersection of Shanghai, about 10 kilometers long, 1 ～ 3 kilometers wide from north to south, covering an area of nearly 20 square kilometers. The main relics of the Ling District include emperors, cemeteries, southern and northern districts from burial pits, ritual architectural sites, criminal cemeteries, accompanying cemeteries and Yanglingyu sites.