- It is the leading part of Chang Ling.

- Tourists enter the 13 tombs through this avenue.

The sacred way of the Ming Tombs, also known as the sacred way of Changling, is the leading part of the construction of Changling Mausoleum. The total length is about 7.3km. In the Ming Dynasty, from south to north, there were stone memorial archway, Sankong bridge, big red gate, holy power steles pavilion, stone statue, Lingxingmen, Nanwukong bridge, Qikong bridge, Beiwukong bridge and a series of shrine tomb facilities and bridge and culverts. It was built in the early Ming Dynasty and completed in the 19th year of Jiajing (1540). Now in addition to the bridge and culvert buildings have been damaged, other tomb facilities are well preserved. From 1989 to 1995, the Office of the Ming Tombs Special Zone carried out three large-scale protection and environmental renovation projects on the sacred way.

Address: Changping District, Beijing

Drive:G6 Beijing-Tibet Expressway

After arriving at the Xiguan roundabout in Changping, turn north to enter Jingyin Road. After 500 meters, turn right at the traffic light to enter Changchi Road. Along the way, you will pass the stone memorial archway, the Shisanling Grand Shinto Road, and the Sevenhole Bridge to arrive at the T-junction. Go straight to Changling, turn left to Dingling and Zhaoling.

The subway:

Changping Line Subway-Xishankou Station;

The bus:

Deshengmen bus No. 872 direct to the Ming Tombs;

Deshengmen West, take express 345 to Xihuan South Road, transfer to 872, 878, Chang 67, etc.

Opening hours: 08:30-17:00

Admission: 30 yuan

Translated by SHENG Jing