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Beijing Western Qing Tombs Travel Guide
The Western Qing Tombs are located some 140km (87 miles) southwest of Beijing in Yixian County, Hebei province. Altogether 4 emperors, 9 empresses, 56 imperial concubines as well as some royal servants of the Qing Danasty were buried there.
Covering an area of about 800 square kilometers, the whole area is surrounded by more than 20 thousand ancient pines. With its attractive scenery, high cultural values, delicate craft work and unique designs, the Western Qing Tombs have proved to be a charming and popular location for tourists from both home and abroad ever since it was unveiled to the public. And in 2000, it was listed by the UNESCO as the World Heritage Site.
Tourist sites in Western Qing Tombs
- Tailing (tomb of Emperor Yongzheng, 1678-1735, the 3rd emperor)
- Changling (tomb of Emperor Jiaqing 1760-1820, the 5th emperor)
- Muling (tomb of Emperor Daoguang 1782-1850, the 6th emperor)
- ]Chongling (tomb of Emperor Guangxu 1871-1908, the 9th emperor)

| Address(English): | west of Yixian County, Hebei province |
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| How to get there: | Coach Tourist bus Bus back to Beijing
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| Other information: | Tickets:
If you want to visit only one or two of the tombs, the entrance fees of each tombs are as follow:
Tel : 0312-4710012 |