not bad. The museum is built on the basis of Huo Go to the sick tomb. There is Weiqing Tomb (no construction venue) and Jinri 䃅 tombs next to it. The main tomb is nearby, and there is Mrs. Li's tomb nearby.

People who have a big Han complex and have an interest in Wudi champion Hou's history will like it here. The management is general and the fun is not strong. After all, it is just a mausoleum. I don't know why Wei Qing Tomb was not open, and Huo Gossick's tomb became a traffic password. The introduction of the 4 characters before the Wudi Mausoleum was inappropriate. 3 ministers to orphans plus a champion, how to explain? Sang Antelope? It is history, please have a statement to spread

Come to Maoling Museum, mainly to see the stone carvings of Huo Go to the sick tomb and the national BMW stepping on the Hunnu. The environment is very good, but the content is relatively thin. If you like the history of Dahan, you can come and learn about ～

Ctrip buys tickets, convenient and practical. Maoling Scenic Area is worth a visit. The most worth visiting is Maoling Museum.

Xianyang has Zhaoling and Maoling ～ covering two of the top five emperors in history! I have seen the Zhaoling Museum, and Maoling is also a must to go. In addition to the tombstones rebuilt during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, Maoling has not much to see, but the museum has a lot of treasures, except for Huo Go to the sick tomb and the iconic ～ Ma Ta Hunnu stone carvings. The long pavilion on both sides also displays many national treasure-level stone carvings, and it has been shocking to have such lifelike stone carvings more than 2,000 years ago! The gold and bronze horses are more beautiful, and the harvest is full! It is just that the huge museum does not have a stone carving portrait of Han Wu emperor. It is really embarrassing (Zhaoling Museum has a Li Shimin stone carving portrait), which is to be reduced; The small exhibition hall outside the museum is good. The puppet show shows a lot of stories related to the Han Wu emperor. Children can understand the deepening impact.