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Explore the Ancient Tombs of China: Terra-Cotta Warriors and Ming Emperors

Discover the incredible history of China's ancient tombs, from the renowned Terra-Cotta Warriors guarding the First Emperor's Tomb in Xi’an, to the majestic Qianling Mausoleum, the final resting place of Tang Gaozong and Empress Wu Zetian, China's only female emperor. Just outside Beijing, explore the Ming Tombs, featuring the "Spirit Path" lined with stone guardians. Delve into the rich cultural heritage, including the intricate coffin throne and grave goods, and witness the enduring connection people have with the spiritual realm even today.

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Explore the Ancient Tombs of China: Terra-Cotta Warriors and Ming Emperors

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  1. The Terra-Cotta WarriorsFirstEmperor’s TombXi’an This one’s in bronze!

  2. Also in Xi’an: the Qianling Mausoleum~ joint tomb (late 7th/early 8th century) of Tang Gaozong and his infamous wife, Empress Wu Zetian (the only female emperor in Chinese history).

  3. Just outside of Beijing you can visit thetombs of the Ming (1368-1644) Emperors.

  4. The “Spirit Path” leading to the tomb is flanked with ten sets of “Weng Zhong” guardians

  5. The Coffins

  6. Throne and Grave Goods

  7. Self-Sealing Doors

  8. Even today people ask for help from the spiritual realm.

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