Tailing Mausoleum (Ming dynasty), Mausoleum in China
The Tailing Mausoleum is one of the imperial tombs of the Ming dynasty, located in Shisanling.
It was built for the Zhengtong Emperor who reigned twice between 1435 and 1464.
This mausoleum reflects the traditional Chinese architectural style and ritual importance of ancestor worship.
The site can be explored on guided tours that provide insights into China's dynastic history.
The Tailing Mausoleum is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Ming and Qing royal tombs.
Location: Shisanling
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