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Ming Shiling

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The royal tombs of the Shu Kings from the Ming Dynasty, featuring over ten burial sites of kings and queens from the Ming Shu royal family. Among them, the tomb of King Xi, as the representative of the Shu King tomb complex, boasts magnificent underground palace architecture and exquisitely carved artworks that experts praise as the most refined underground palaces among ancient Chinese imperial tombs. Location: Located in the eastern part of Chengdu, now within Longquanyi District...

Ming Shiling

The royal tombs of the Shu Kings from the Ming Dynasty, featuring over ten burial sites of kings and queens from the Ming Shu royal family. Among them, the tomb of King Xi, as the representative of the Shu King tomb complex, boasts magnificent underground palace architecture and exquisitely carved artworks that experts praise as the most refined underground palaces among ancient Chinese imperial tombs.

Location

Within Shiling Town, now part of Longquanyi District in the eastern part of Chengdu

Shiling Subdistrict: Located on both sides of the Third Ring Road East in Chengdu, Shiling Subdistrict is the core area of Chengdu’s Eastern New Area—suitable for living, working, and leisure. It covers an area of 27.38 square kilometers, governs seven communities and five administrative villages, with a total population of 110,000 and an urbanization rate of 90%.

Boasting a superior ecological environment. Scenic spots such as the picturesque Dongfeng Canal, the 1,500-acre Qinglong Lake, and the 10-square-kilometer ecological park serve as the city’s “green lungs” and a paradise for Chengdu residents to connect with nature and embrace simplicity. Shiling Subdistrict enjoys a subtropical climate with distinct seasons, an average annual temperature of 16°C, and clean air quality... More details about Shiling Subdistrict ++

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