Gongyi Songling Tomb Tourism Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

The Song Tomb is a geomantic treasure known as "Born in Suzhou and Hangzhou, Buried in Beimang". It is located on the hills and flat land between the northern foot of Songshan Mountain and Luohe River in Gongyi City, Henan Province. It is the imperial mausoleum of the Northern Song Dynasty (960-1127 AD). , with more than 300 mausoleums of emperors, queens, ministers, etc., is the largest group of imperial mausoleums in central China. The large-scale and majestic royal tombs can be called an open-air art museum. They are very precious physical materials for studying the laws and regulations and stone carving art of the Song Dynasty. The nine emperors of the Northern Song Dynasty, except for the Hui and Qin emperors who were imprisoned by the Jin Dynasty and died in Mobei, the seven emperors and Zhao Hongyin (the father of Zhao Kuangyin), who was posthumously revered as Xuanzu, were buried here. It is known as the Seven Emperors and Eight Tombs in the world.

Attractions distribution:

The Song Dynasty Tombs are the largest group of imperial tombs in central China, with huge scale and majestic momentum. The main attractions include Dingling Tomb of Song Dynasty, General Stone Carvings, Yongzhao Tomb, Shinto Stone Carvings, General Zhenling, Luduan, Yongchang Tomb, Gongyi Museum, auspicious bird reliefs, Indian mahouts and elephants, etc.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National key units

Scenic spot features:

Photography, history, stone carvings, architecture, Huangdi Mausoleum Group