Is anyone going to the Ming Tombs when it rains today, I want to know

Is it raining in Dingling now?

Come on, I'm a native of the Ming Tombs, and it doesn't rain or snow.

In order to realize the management and supervision of the Ming Tombs one-day tour, standardize the order of the tourism market, stimulate the economic development of the Ming Tombs Special Economic Zone, and improve the management, marketing and service level of the Ming Tombs tourism, since 2016, it has cooperated with Beijing Zhongjing Hetian to build a tourism big data cloud platform, tourism supervision and management, tourism global marketing, tourism public services, etc., specifically, the main construction is as follows:

1. Through the construction of smart tourism in the Ming Tombs Special Economic Zone, improve the ability to detect and protect the ecological environment of the Ming Tombs tourism, improve the safety detection and protection ability of tourists and staff, improve the comprehensive management and monitoring ability of the Ming Tombs tourism, and improve the marketing and service capabilities of the Ming Tombs tourism business.

2. Through the construction of all-for-one smart tourism in the Ming Tombs Special Economic Zone, the six major elements (namely: travel, food, accommodation, tourism, entertainment and shopping) covered by the tourism of the Ming Tombs will be integrated in an orderly manner, so as to provide convenient services for tourists and maximize the economic effect of tourism in the scenic spot.

3. Through the construction of all-for-one smart tourism in the Ming Tombs Special Economic Zone, the enterprise operation and the Ming Tombs tourism will be more effectively combined, the marketing and publicity channels of the enterprise will be expanded, and more opportunities will be created for the development of the enterprise.

It is believed that the construction of the all-for-one tourism platform of the Ming Tombs can effectively improve the tourism environment of the Ming Tombs area and enhance the tourism experience of tourists.

The Ming Tombs are open! It is said that there are no ghosts in the world.

Why can't I go, when I was a child, I basically went to play every week, but now there are tickets for any mausoleum.

Who said you can't go, the Ming Tombs is an open scenic spot!

Bus routes: 1. Metro Line 13 to Lishuiqiao Station, take Changping Xiao 22 and 23 Shenlu, Dingling, Zhaoling 2, Deshengmen take 345 to Changping North Station or take 345 express bus to Changping Dongguan, and then take 314 to Shenlu, Dingling, Changling.

Self-driving route: Take the Badaling Expressway to the exit of Changping Xiguan, pay 15 yuan to drive out of the expressway. Pass through Changping Xiguan Roundabout and go straight into National Highway 110.

At kilometer 34, turn right into the Ming Tombs Highway, drive about 200 meters, the right side of the road is the stone arch of the Ming Tombs, and there are apple orchards on both sides of the Ming Tombs Road. Continue along the road and you can see the Shinji Road. At the T-shaped intersection of the Ming Tombs, go straight to Dingling, Changling and other mausoleum areas.

Turn right and you will see the Ming Tombs Reservoir Huanhu Road. After entering the Ming Tombs Huanhu Road, drive a kilometer and turn left to the entrance of Python Mountain Park, and go straight to the Ming Tombs Reservoir.

Take the subway at Beijing Station (Fuxingmen or Jianguomen transfer to Metro Line 2), get off at Jishuitan Station, take the 345 branch line to Changping University of Political Science and Law or Changping Dongguan, and then take the 314 bus (Changping Dongguan - Changling).

No. 314 Dagongmen Station--- Ming Tombs Gate (open), 314 Nanxincun Station--- Ming Tombs Shenlu (open), 314 Road Qikongqiao Station, --- to Ming Tombs Yongling (Ming Shizong Jiajing Emperor), Deling (Ming Xizong Tianqi Emperor).

314 Dingling Daokou Station --- to Ming Tombs Jingling (Emperor Xuande of Ming Xuanzong) 314 Road to Dingling Station --- Dingling (Emperor Wanli of Mingshenzong, underground palace, open), to Zhaoling (Emperor Longqing of Ming Muzong, open).

No. 314 Changling Station --- Changling (Ming Chengzu Yongle Emperor, open) or take the subway from Beijing Railway Station and get off at Gulou Station, transfer to No. 925, you can reach Changling (Ming Chengzu Yongle Emperor), Yuling (Ming Yingzong orthodox Tianshun Emperor), Tailing (Ming Xiaozong Hongzhi Emperor).

To go to the Ming Tombs, you can take Tour 1, Tour 5 at Qianmen, Take Tour 2 at Beijing Railway Station, Take Tour 3 at Dongdaqiao, and Take Tour 4 at Yongding Gate; Take the 345 branch line

Route 919. Transfer to Changping Dongguan.

No. 314. Direct; Desheng Gate.

Take No. 345 to Changping North Station, or take No. 345 branch line to arrive.

Changping Dongguan Station.

Transfer, transfer to No. 314 direct.

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There are only three of the Ming Tombs open to the outside world, and they are: the chief of the Yongle Emperor

Mausoleum, the Dingling Tomb of Wanli Dao, the Zhaoling Tomb of Emperor Longqing. Back to which Zhaoling is the closest to Dingling, also considering this factor, in 1984 invested heavily in the complete restoration and reconstruction of Zhaoling, due to the difficulty of obtaining materials, almost all the stout timber is imported from the United States, mainly used in the Lingen Palace. It is also currently the most complete of the 13 mausoleums!

Among the remaining 10, in 1955, the state restored Jingling and Yongling, and 8 more, which have been repaired since 03! Immediately after all the repairs are completed, the Ming Tombs Management Office will not consider opening the remaining 10 for the time being.

Only the Dingling Tomb has been excavated.

The new one you see is because of a very important reason, the tomb was excavated during the Cultural Revolution in that chaotic era Plus"Broken four old"Thoughts: Many cultural relics have been destroyed, and there is no way, and now they can only be repaired as much as possible.

I don't think there is yet

It doesn't hurt to participate, but if you take the bus when you go up the mountain, you can make you vomit to death, and I just vomit up and go up ,,, dizzy.

I don't think it's necessary, but sometimes if you go to the Great Wall with a group, you just go there with you.