Fame is out, you can check in on the way, and those who have no archaeological hobby are not recommended to go. The last about 200 meters to the top did not build roads, and you can do it by force. There is nothing on the top of the mountain (the last picture is), but the view is wide and you can see the vision.

Qianling is located in the north of Ganxian County, Xianyang City, Shaanxi Province, is a joint burial tomb of Tang Gaozong Li Zhi and Wu Zetian. The cemetery is large in scale, and you can see the building, Wuzetian no-character monument and other cultural relics. In addition to the main tomb, Qianling also has 17 small burial tombs, of which, the tomb of Prince Suide, the tomb of Prince Zhang Huai, and the tomb of Princess Yongtai have been archaeologically excavated, and the tomb room is open to the public. Tourists can visit these three tomb rooms.

Closed management, free parking, there is a sightseeing bus to take a stroll, the cost is 30, within the acceptance range. If all the venues are finished, it is estimated to take 2-3 hours. The part to the top of the mountain is the dirt road, and it takes you to do it.

Very worth going to the place, you must ask a tour guide! ! ! Otherwise, it is to see the land. Also, don't look at the earth palace next to the princess, it is a waste of time. Don't look at the earth palace with a tour guide, it is garbage. 5 attractions, look at the tomb, look at the Qianling Tomb. Don't look at the earth palace!

The joint burial tomb of Tang Gaozong and Wu Zetian is magnificent and well preserved, and the ground cultural relics are basically retained. I saw the real no-word monument, but I was a little disappointed. I didn't expect it to be particularly tall. However, it is really worth going!

Very good, the whole trip is very compact, Trip.com booking tickets is convenient and fast, the explanation instrument is rented in the scenic area, it happened to rain when it came, and I felt the historical vicissitudes of the wordless monument. The black and white stone lion at the door became more majestic in the rain!