Beiling Park

Beiling Park is divided into two sections. The outer section is the main park, dotted with clusters of ancient pines, their ancient trunks towering and resilient, like loyal veterans guarding their departed commander. A tree-lined path leads deep into the park, to the Zhaoling Mausoleum of the Qing Dynasty, the tombs of Huang Taiji and Empress Xiaoduanwen. The main mausoleum buildings are symmetrically arranged on the central axis, with the Fangcheng (square city wall) at the rear forming the main body of the mausoleum. The Fangcheng (square city wall) serves as the imperial palace, its golden glazed tiles and blue bricks complementing each other, creating a majestic and calm atmosphere. The Longen Hall (Long'en Hall) stands at the center of the Fangcheng (square city wall). With the Longen Gate in front, the Ming Tower in the back, auxiliary halls on the left and right, and corner towers at the four corners, it resembles a constellation of stars surrounding the moon, a truly majestic sight. Within the Zhaoling Mausoleum, every step is a testament to its grandeur.

Huang Taiji rests peacefully in Zhaoling. This once-powerful emperor led the Qing army into the Central Plains, broke through the Ningjin Line of Defense, captured Hong Chengchou alive, unified the Central Plains, and conquered Korea twice. His life was filled with ups and downs. From a humble boy on the grasslands, he gradually rose to become the founder of an empire, laying the foundation for the rise of the Qing Dynasty and fulfilling the mission of his generation ahead of time. In the autumn of 1643, on the eve of the Qing invasion, Huang Taiji, in the prime of his life, abruptly ended his eventful life and rested in Shengjing, the birthplace of the empire. The rest of his story will be written by others.

Beiling Park is the largest park in Shenyang, Liaoning Province, covering 3.3 million square meters. Zhaoling Mausoleum, the mausoleum of Emperor Taizong of the Qing Dynasty, Huang Taiji, and Empress Xiaoduanwen, surnamed Borjigit, was completed in 1643 (the eighth year of the Chongde reign of the Qing Dynasty). In 1927, the Fengtian Provincial Government designated the Zhaoling Mausoleum as a park, giving it its name due to its location in the northern part of the city.

The Zhaoling Mausoleum of the Qing Dynasty is one of the famous scenic spots and historical sites in Shenyang. It is the essence of ancient Chinese architecture and a typical example of cultural exchange between the Han, Manchu and Mongolian ethnic groups.

Beiling, also known as the Qing Zhaoling Mausoleum, is the burial site of Emperor Taizong Huang Taiji, the second founding emperor of the Qing Dynasty, and Empress Xiaoduanwen, a Borjigit clan member. Covering an area of 160,000 square meters, it is the largest and most imposing of the "Three Mausoleums Outside the Great Wall" of the early Qing Dynasty. Located approximately ten li north of the ancient city of Shenyang, it is also known as the "Northern Mausoleum." It is a scenic spot that combines the grandeur of a Qing Dynasty imperial mausoleum with the elegance and beauty of a modern garden. Within the gardens, towering ancient pines, lush vegetation, rippling lakes, majestic buildings, and dazzling golden tiles fully demonstrate the grandeur and magnificence of an imperial mausoleum with the elegance and beauty of a modern garden.

After getting off the train, I first went to Beiling. Also known as the Qing Zhaoling Mausoleum, it's the burial site of Emperor Taizong (Huang Taiji), the second founding emperor of the Qing Dynasty, and Empress Xiaoduanwen (Bole Jigit). It's also a popular spot for morning exercises. Apparently, there's no entrance fee before 6:00 AM, which happened to be my entry. The air inside was incredibly fresh, and there were crowds of people exercising, including shuttlecock kicking, kite flying, square dancing, nine-section whip dancing, calligraphy practice, rope skipping, two-handed calligraphy, and even fishing by the lake. Shenyang's Beiling Park truly gave me a sense of national fitness.

Beiling Park is the largest park in Shenyang, covering 3.3 million square meters. Zhaoling, the mausoleum of Emperor Taizong of the Qing Dynasty, Huang Taiji, and Empress Xiaoduanwen, a Borjigit clan member, was completed in 1643 (the eighth year of the Chongde reign of the Qing Dynasty). In 1927, the Fengtian Provincial Government designated the Zhaoling Mausoleum as a park, giving it its name due to its location in the northern part of the city. Zhaoling is one of Shenyang's famous scenic spots and historical sites, a quintessence of ancient Chinese architecture and a symbol of cultural exchange between the Han, Manchu, and Mongolian ethnic groups.

Beiling Park is located at No. 12 Taishan Road, Huanggu District, Shenyang. Admission is 6 yuan after 7:00 AM, and free before 7:00 AM. Arrive at the south gate, which serves as the main entrance. In May of the 16th year of the Republic of China (1927), Beiling Park was designated with the mausoleum as its center. It is the largest park in Shenyang, covering 3.3 million square meters. In 1643 (the eighth year of the Chongde reign of the Qing Dynasty), the Zhaoling Mausoleum, the tomb of Emperor Taizong of the Qing Dynasty, Huang Taiji, and Empress Xiaoduanwen, Borjigit, was completed.

The Zhaoling Mausoleum of the Qing Dynasty is located in the Beiling Park, the largest park in Shenyang. The entrance fee to Beiling Park is only 6 yuan, while the entrance fee to the Zhaoling Mausoleum of the Qing Dynasty is 50 yuan.

It's a short walk from the entrance of Beiling Park to Zhaoling. You can walk for about 20 minutes, or take an electric car for 20 yuan round trip. Because it was raining and everyone was a little tired, we all chose to take the car.

The Zhaoling Mausoleum of the Qing Dynasty is the burial site of Emperor Taizong Huang Taiji, the second founding emperor of the Qing Dynasty, and Empress Xiaoduanwen, a Borjigit clan member. It also houses a number of concubines and beauties, including Consort Chen of the Guansui Palace, Consort Gui of the Linzhi Palace, and Consort Shu of the Yanqing Palace. Covering an area of 160,000 square meters, it is the largest and most imposing of the "Three Tombs Outside the Great Wall" of the early Qing Dynasty and one of the most complete surviving ancient imperial mausoleums in my country. After the Qing army entered the Great Wall, the emperors were buried in the Eastern Qing Tombs in Zunhua, Tangshan, and the Western Qing Tombs in Yi County, Baoding.

Zhaoling Mausoleum of the Qing Dynasty, the mausoleum of Emperor Taizong Huang Taiji, the second founding monarch of the Qing Dynasty, is located in the north of Shengjing (Shenyang), so it is also called the Northern Mausoleum.

Zhaoling Mausoleum of the Qing Dynasty is the mausoleum of Emperor Taizong of the Qing Dynasty, Huang Taiji, and Emperor Xiaoduanwen of the Borjigit clan. In addition to the emperor and empress, Zhaoling Mausoleum also buries a group of concubines and beauties, including the imperial concubine of Linzhi Palace and the concubine of Yanqing Palace. It is the most representative imperial mausoleum among the mausoleums outside the Great Wall in the early Qing Dynasty and one of the best-preserved ancient imperial mausoleum buildings in China.

In 1982, it was ranked second among the national level. In 2004, it was listed as a World Heritage Site.

Beiling Park is the largest park in Shenyang, covering an area of 3.3 million square meters. In 1643 (the eighth year of Chongde in the Qing Dynasty), the Zhaoling Mausoleum, the mausoleum of Emperor Taizong of the Qing Dynasty, Huang Taiji, and Empress Xiaoduanwen, Borjigit, was built. In 1927, the Fengtian Provincial Government designated the Zhaoling Mausoleum as a park, and it was named after its location in the northern part of the city. Zhaoling Mausoleum is one of the famous scenic spots and historical sites in Shenyang. It is the essence of ancient Chinese architecture and a typical example of cultural exchange between the Han, Manchu and Mongolian ethnic groups.

Beiling Park is the largest park in Shenyang, covering 3.3 million square meters. Zhaoling Mausoleum, the mausoleum of Emperor Taizong of the Qing Dynasty, Huang Taiji, and Empress Xiaoduanwen, surnamed Borjigit, was completed in 1643 (the eighth year of the Chongde reign of the Qing Dynasty). In 1927, the Fengtian Provincial Government designated the Zhaoling Mausoleum as a park, giving it its name due to its location in the northern part of the city.

The Zhaoling Mausoleum of the Qing Dynasty is one of the famous scenic spots and historical sites in Shenyang. It is the essence of ancient Chinese architecture and a typical example of cultural exchange between the Han, Manchu and Mongolian ethnic groups.

Beiling Park, also known as the Qing Zhaoling Mausoleum, is the largest park in Shenyang and a world-class cultural heritage site. It houses the tombs of Emperor Taizong Huang Taiji, the second founding emperor of the Qing Dynasty, and Empress Xiaoduanwen, surnamed Borjigit. Here are some useful tips:

1. Beiling Park is easily accessible. The quickest way to get there is to take Metro Line 2, Beiling Park Station, Exit E, and walk about 100 meters to the park's main entrance.

2. The most detailed time information: March 23 to November 15: Free admission from 4:00 AM to 6:00 AM, admission with ticket from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM, free admission from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM; closed from 10:00 PM to 4:00 AM the following day; November 16 to March 23: Free admission from 5:30 AM to 8:00 AM, admission with ticket from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM; free admission from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM; closed from 8:00 PM to 5:30 AM the following day;

3. The entire scenic area is divided into two parts: the park (including the ancient pine forest area, Huang Taiji Square, East and West Lakes, Lotus Lake, Lake Island, Garden, Willow Bank, and Divine Bridge) and the mausoleum (including Zhaoling Mausoleum, Fangcheng, Longen Hall, Baoding, Ming Tower, and auxiliary rooms). The park ticket is 6 yuan, and the ticket for visiting the Beiling Mausoleum is 30 yuan. Tickets can be purchased separately.

4. The scenic area is very large. The most suitable area for sightseeing is the two lakes, Huang Taiji Square, and the mausoleum, which takes 2-3 hours. You can also experience the life of Shenyang people. In the early morning and evening, there are large numbers of people exercising, running, playing ball, aerobics, square dancing, hiking and other activities. The scene is grand and lively.

5. During major holidays such as Labor Day, National Day, and Spring Festival, the main entrance square of the park will be redecorated beautifully, making it especially suitable for checking in and taking photos.

It is one of the few historical attractions in Shenyang, so you must visit it.

The Zhaoling Mausoleum of Qing is the mausoleum of Emperor Taizong Huang Taiji, the second founding monarch of the Qing Dynasty, and Empress Xiaoduanwen Borjigit. It covers an area of 160,000 square meters and is the largest and most magnificent of the "Three Tombs Outside the Great Wall" in the early Qing Dynasty.



Located approximately ten li north of the ancient city of Shenyang (Shenyang), the Zhaoling Mausoleum of the Qing Dynasty, also known as the "Northern Mausoleum," is a scenic tourist attraction that combines the majesty of a Qing Dynasty imperial mausoleum with a modern garden. Within the gardens, towering ancient pines, lush vegetation, rippling lakes, majestic buildings, and dazzling golden tiles showcase the grandeur and magnificence of an imperial mausoleum with the elegance and beauty of a modern garden. In addition to the emperor and empress, Zhaoling also houses a number of concubines and beauties, including the Imperial Concubine of the Linzhi Palace and the Imperial Concubine of the Yanqing Palace. It is the most representative imperial mausoleum of the early Qing Dynasty outside the Great Wall and one of the most complete surviving ancient imperial mausoleums in my country.

My family is from Shenyang, so I come here often. I used to go there for spring and autumn outings as a kid. There were so many water activities there, but that's been reduced since the World Heritage application! The park is free after 7:00 PM, and the mausoleum closes at 5:00 PM! The park is beautiful, and many people come here every day to exercise. I also often hang out with friends. I just went boating with friends yesterday to watch the sunset. The sunflowers are so beautiful in autumn! Many of these photos are from years ago!

Beiling, also known as Zhaoling, is the mausoleum of Emperor Taizong Huang Taiji, the second founding monarch of the Qing Dynasty, and Empress Xiaoduanwen Bole Jigit. It is the largest and most magnificent of the "Three Tombs outside the Great Wall" in the early Qing Dynasty.

The mausoleum covers an area of 180,000 square meters and is divided into three major sections. From south to north, they are: the front section, from the dismounting monument to the main red gate, includes the huabiao, stone lions, stone memorial archway, dressing hall, and slaughter hall. The middle section, from the main red gate to the square city, includes the huabiao, stone elephants, stele tower, and sacrificial chambers. The rear section, comprising the square city, crescent city, and treasure city, forms the main body of the mausoleum.

Another distinctive feature of Zhaoling is the miles-long cluster of ancient pines. Over 2,000 extant pines, some over 300 years old, stand tall and majestic, towering above the sun. These verdant pines, nestled against the backdrop of golden tiles and red walls, create another magnificent spectacle. Among them, the "Sacred Tree," "Phoenix Tree," "Couple Tree," "Sister Tree," and "Turtle Tree" are particularly distinctive.



There is an island in the middle of the lake in the front park, which is a good place for citizens to relax and exercise. It has a playground, fitness walking track, etc.

For personal reasons, I just took a quick glance at the park from a distance at the gate and left. It should be a nice park, and it looks clean and tidy from the outside.

The largest park in Shenyang, famous for the tomb of Huang Taiji

I went to college in Shenyang and came here many times. Every year I saw different scenery.

Beiling Park can be reached directly by taking Metro Line 2, and the tickets are also very cheap.

Tickets are ￥6, worth a visit, accessible by subway, convenient transportation

Arrive at Beiling Park Station, Exit E, on Shenyang Metro Line 2. The park ticket is 6 yuan, and the park is very large. In the off-season, the ticket price to enter Zhaoling is 30 yuan.

Taking a photo with grandpa across 77 years.

A photo with myself spanning over 30 years.



I was uncivilized back then and climbed onto the cultural relics to take photos. Sorry, sorry, kids, please don’t learn from me.

Beiling Park is the largest park in Shenyang, covering 3.3 million square meters. Zhaoling, the mausoleum of Emperor Taizong of the Qing Dynasty, Huang Taiji, and Empress Xiaoduanwen, a Borjigit clan member, was completed in 1643 (the eighth year of the Chongde reign of the Qing Dynasty). In 1927, the Fengtian Provincial Government designated the Zhaoling Mausoleum as a park, giving it its name due to its location in the northern part of the city. Zhaoling is one of Shenyang's famous scenic spots and historical sites, a quintessence of ancient Chinese architecture and a symbol of cultural exchange between the Han, Manchu, and Mongolian ethnic groups.

Beiling Park is the largest park in Shenyang and is particularly beautiful with clear lake water. The park also houses the Zhaoling Mausoleum of the Qing Dynasty, which is the mausoleum of Emperor Taizong of the Qing Dynasty, Huang Taiji, and Empress Xiaoduanwen, a member of the Borjigit clan.

The Northern Tomb of Shenyang, also known as the Qing Zhaoling Mausoleum, is the joint burial site of Emperor Taizong of the Qing Dynasty, Aisin-Gioro Huang Taiji, and Empress Xiaoduanwen. I didn't visit it. The picture shows the Fuling Mausoleum of his father, Emperor Taizu of the Qing Dynasty, Aisin-Gioro Nurhaci, also in Shenyang. All other emperors are buried in the interior of China, in the Western Qing Tombs and the Eastern Qing Tombs.

I just want to ask, can you store your luggage for free? I came all the way here, and there's only one window, so I can't even squeeze in...

In front is a park, where many uncles and aunts are singing and dancing. I also saw many people gathered in a circle, kicking tennis balls to each other. It is said that this is a sport. Behind is the mausoleum of Huang Taiji. The off-season combined ticket is 30 yuan.

It is mainly divided into two parts. Most of the south part is a park, which is a place for local residents to play. It takes a long way to walk inside to find the tomb of Huang Taiji. Among the three tombs outside the Great Wall, it is located in the center of a big city and is popular with tourists.

Tickets are required during the day, but free after 6pm. Outsiders can just wander around. It's just an ordinary park. There's no need to go into the cemetery inside. There's nothing there.

The place is big and the scenery is good. The ticket is only six yuan, but there is also a cemetery inside that is charged separately.

Outside the gate of Beiling Park is very lively under the cover of night. There are people dancing, singing, chatting and strolling, writing big words on the ground with water, displaying employment information, and small vendors selling snacks and various supplies.

The park is mainly composed of the Qing Zhaoling Mausoleum, which houses the tomb of Huang Taiji, the second emperor of the Qing Dynasty. It is one of the two emperors' tombs before the Qing Dynasty entered the Pass. You can learn about Huang Taiji's military life.

The largest park in Shenyang, Beiling (also known as Qing Zhaoling), the tomb of Huang Taiji, the second founding emperor of the Qing Dynasty, and Empress Xiaoduanwen, is located in the middle of the park.

Unlike other imperial tombs, the Beiling was not built near mountains or rivers, but was built directly on flat ground and surrounded by walls, much like a small city.

The entire mausoleum is divided into three parts. The main building is the archway in the front, the square city in the back, and the middle part is mainly used to store coffins and funerary objects. There is also a top of the mausoleum where you can climb to the top and have a panoramic view of the entire Beiling.

The largest of the three mausoleums outside the Great Wall, the underground palace is not open, and there is a secret passage in the legend. The park is very large and there are many people.

Beiling, ticket price is 50 yuan.

The tour lasts 2 hours.



Beiling, also known as the Zhaoling Mausoleum of the Qing Dynasty, is the burial site of Huang Taiji. Comprising Beiling Park (the Grand Park) and Zhaoling Mausoleum, it is a typical Qing Dynasty imperial mausoleum.

Unfortunately, the underground palace is under renovation and is not open to the public, but the ticket price remains the original one, which seems a bit unreasonable.

In the middle of Beiling Park is a small mausoleum, which is very unique and worth seeing.

Beiling Park houses the Beiling Mausoleum, also known as the Zhaoling Mausoleum of the Qing Dynasty. It is the burial place of Emperor Taizong of the Qing Dynasty, Huang Taiji, and the largest and most magnificent of the three mausoleums outside the Great Wall of China. Walking along the long sacred path, past the solemn Huabiao (Huang Taiji stele) and stone statues, one is brought closer to history. Gazing at the bronze statue of Huang Taiji, one feels a profound emotion, revealing different sides of this man, both politically and militarily, and emotionally. The weather was beautiful, and there were many tourists. Passing by the Burning Silk Pavilion, I saw people sticking their heads inside and taking photos, which made me feel helpless. When visiting a mausoleum, one should always be respectful. Even if you decide to take a photo, please carefully read the information about the Burning Silk Pavilion beforehand; otherwise, you might regret it later. Passing the stele pavilion and entering the square city wall, closer to the mausoleum, the weight of history becomes even more profound and tangible. Walking up the Crescent City Wall and seeing the pagoda roof, one can't help but ponder the glorious days of war and battle, compared to the endless desolation of a pile of earth. Beiling is the imperial mausoleum, a solemn place. No matter what you think about the feudal dynasty and the feudal emperor, it is, after all, the inevitable product of that historical era. Friends who are not interested in history may find Beiling boring and waste their ticket money. It is better to choose to visit the attractions of your own preference. In addition, Empress Xiaoduanwen was buried in Beiling with Huang Taiji. The Empress Xiaozhuangwen we know from film and television dramas was not buried here, but was buried in the Eastern Qing Tombs in Zunhua, Hebei.

Beiling Park holds the memories of generations of Shenyang residents, often visited during spring outings as a child. It's a large park in Shenyang, perfect for leisure and fitness. Rental cars are available. There are recreational facilities like boating. The cleanliness and greenery are also excellent.

Beiling Park is not Zhaoling Mausoleum, but Zhaoling Mausoleum is inside Beiling Park and you have to pay extra to go there.

P.S.: ① The park entrance fee is 6 yuan. There is no charge before 7 am and after 5 pm.

② Going to Zhaoling requires additional money, 50 yuan.

Beiling Park, also known as Zhaoling, is the burial site of Emperor Taizong of the Qing Dynasty, Huang Taiji, and his empress, Empress Borjigite. Located at 12 Taishan Road in the Huanggu District in northern Shenyang, it is a National Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit, a World Cultural Heritage Site, and a National AAAA-level Tourist Attraction. Shenyang Beiling's most distinctive feature is its Manchu architectural style, which is completely different from the Eastern and Western Qing Tombs (clusters) built in Hebei after the Qing army entered the Pass, and certainly not the Ming Tombs in Beijing. Enthusiasts who wish to fully appreciate the Beiling's architecture and cultural relics should dedicate a full day to the site.

Entering from the north gate, you'll find a deep forest of ancient trees and winding paths, creating a sense of untamed wilderness yet a natural and unique atmosphere. The sky is clear and the air is fresh, the lotus flowers are just beginning to bloom, and the gentle breeze brings a welcome break from the dull and hot weather of the past. I haven't entered the cemetery yet, but I'll make up for it later!

The attraction is quite good. Outside is a large park with beautiful scenery and few mosquitoes, making it quite relaxing. Inside is the mausoleum, so I recommend buying a combined ticket for the scenic area and mausoleum. The walk takes about 2-3 hours. The park outside is picturesque and perfect for a picnic, while inside, you can admire the ancient architecture. Although the area is small, the entrance is awe-inspiring.

Time was tight, so I left an hour for the visit. Electric vehicles were used to enter and exit the scenic area. It was a large park with many people doing morning exercises, and it was very lively. The Zhaoling Mausoleum of the Qing Dynasty was under repair, so I just took a walk around.

Entrance to Beiling Park is 6 yuan, while Zhaoling Mausoleum inside is 50 yuan during peak season and 30 yuan during off-season. Entry is free before 7:00 PM! I recommend buying the 50 yuan ticket, which is definitely worth the extra money for a guide. Don't waste your money on the 70 yuan ticket; experience it for yourself. The best time to visit in the summer is between 6:00 AM and 10:00 AM, as the morning is less crowded, the weather is milder, and the sun is gentle, perfect for exploring and taking photos.

Beiling Park is divided into two parts: Beiling is the mausoleum of Emperor Taizong of the Qing Dynasty, Huang Taiji, and the park is an ordinary park in the city. Beiling is full of historical atmosphere.

The scenery is nice, but not worth the price of 50. The Qing Zhaoling Mausoleum is still under renovation, so it is not convenient to take pictures.

November to March is the off-season, and the ticket price is 30 RMB. In the peak season, it is 60 RMB.

The scenery with falling snow is a bit like the TV series "Story of Princesses" haha, Beiling Park is more beautiful than the Forbidden City!

It was very windy in Shenyang around May Day, so it was nice to go on a sunny day. The park is beautiful, but I didn't go into the central area, the Zhaoling Mausoleum. The lake island itself was a bit of a shame; even if it were planted with flowers and created a sea of flowers, it wouldn't cover up the dilapidated state left behind by the development. Fangxiu Garden requires a ticket, so I didn't go in either. I hope it gets better.

The mausoleum of Nurhachi, Huang Taiji, and his empress is located in Shenyang. Later generations built a park around it for people to relax and have fun.

Beiling is the mausoleum of the second Qing emperor Huang Taiji and Empress Xiaoduanwen (commonly known as Dayuer). It is the largest mausoleum outside the Great Wall, covering an area of 160 acres. Because it is located north of Shenyang, it is commonly known as Beiling.



Beiling is now a large park for the people of Shenyang. If you don't visit the mausoleum, a tour of the outer courtyard, surrounded by towering ancient pines and lush greenery, costs just 6 yuan. In winter, there's a small ice festival, where you can skate, ride ice bikes, and even enjoy a high-altitude ice track similar to sandboarding. Of course, if you bring your own skates or sleds, you can play on the frozen lake for free.



Today was Friday, so there were few visitors. Maomao and her group of four entered the mausoleum for a tour. The gazes of the mythical beasts along the way were a bit eerie. After paying homage at the Five Phoenix Tower, we had to circumnavigate the 6-meter-high wall to reach the Baocheng (burial mound). Maomao was the only one going alone, and it felt like there were hands pulling us toward the battlements. We couldn't stay here long. After a quick photoshoot, we left.

Beiling Park is well-preserved and solemn. It's a pity that the journey was too hasty to savor it carefully.

The birthplace of a dynasty and the tomb of two generations of emperors, Shenyang Beiling is the tomb of Huang Taiji, the second emperor of the Qing Dynasty.

The architectural layout of the Zhaoling Mausoleum in Shenyang is roughly as follows: Boundary stakes in red, white, and blue are placed around the mausoleum, and 442 wooden barriers (also known as "barriers") are placed to the south. The mausoleum is long from north to south and narrower from east to west. At the southernmost end of the mausoleum is a dismounting stele, followed by a huabiao (a stele with a huabiao ornament) and stone lions. Four dismounting stele, a pair of huabiao ornaments, and a pair of stone lions flank the path. North of the stone lions stands the Divine Bridge. West of the Divine Bridge was originally a washing well. North of the Divine Bridge is a stone memorial archway. Flanking each side of the archway are small courtyards. The eastern courtyard houses the emperor's dressing pavilion and quiet room (toilet). The western courtyard houses the sacrificial pavilion and food preparation room. North of the stone memorial archway is the main gate of the mausoleum, the Zhenghong Gate. This gate is surrounded by a vermilion wall, also known as the "feng shui wall," which encircles the mausoleum. Inside the Zhenghong Gate lies a straight north-south stone path called the "Shendao." Flanking the path, from south to north, are a pair of pillars, a pair of stone lions, a pair of stone xiezhi (xiezhi), a pair of stone qilin (qilin), a pair of stone horses, a pair of stone camels, and a pair of stone elephants. These stone animals are collectively known as the "Stone Elephants." Further north, in the center of the path stands a pavilion dedicated to the divine merits and virtues of the gods. Flanking the pavilion are "chaofang" (court rooms). The east chaofang (chaofang) was used to store ceremonial objects and make milk tea, while the west chaofang (chaofang) was used to prepare food and fruit. North of the pavilion is the Fangcheng (square city wall). The main gate of the square city wall is called the "Long'en Gate," and it features a tower, commonly known as the "Five Phoenix Tower." In the center of the square city wall stands the Long'en Hall, flanked by side halls and towers. The towers, commonly known as the "Fruit Drying Tower," were used to dry sacrificial fruit. Behind the Long'en Hall stands a two-pillar gate and a stone altar, followed by an arched gate. Atop the arched gate stands the Daming Tower. Entering the arched gate is the Crescent City, a glazed screen wall on the front and stairways on either side leading up and down. Beyond the Crescent City are the Treasure City and the Treasure Summit, within which lies the underground palace. Beyond the Treasure City is the artificial mausoleum hill, Longye Mountain. To the west of the mausoleum, facing the Treasure Summit, stands a group of buildings known as the "Grand Imperial Concubine Yijing and Concubine Kanghui," the burial place for Taizong's concubines. Additionally, within the mausoleum's east and west wings, approximately three li apart, are tombs of accompanying burials. On the left are the tombs of Yangguli, the military meritorious king, and his wet nurse, and on the right are the tombs of Dundali and Andari, loyal ministers who were buried with the deceased. This practice of burying meritorious officials alongside the deceased was a traditional ancient mausoleum system, reflecting the feudal monarch's desire to "treat the dead as if they were alive," as well as the ideal of loyalty to the emperor and the strict feudal hierarchy.

Beiling Park is free before 8 a.m. After work, there's an electric cart, but it's useless. Just wander around on your own. It might be because I went there during the off-season, so there were almost no people.

It's pretty good. I came here in winter. Tickets are cheap and half price with student ID. Transportation is convenient. But the facilities are a bit shabby. I feel that they are not well protected.

Don't buy the 30 yuan ticket for the mausoleum, which is nothing to see, just a mound. The park entrance fee is 6 yuan. Don't come in the winter, as there's nothing much to see. There are some ice and snow activities, but I didn't try them because I wasn't interested. You can probably do them elsewhere.

When I went there, it was the National Day holiday and there was a chrysanthemum exhibition in the park. There were many people taking photos. At the end of the walk was the Zhaoling Mausoleum. It was quite nice to walk around the various places.

Spring, summer, autumn and winter each have their own majestic beauty, but I wonder what Huang Taiji would feel if he knew that his final resting place a hundred years later would be turned into a park.

The Northern Tomb, also known as the Qing Zhaoling Mausoleum, is the burial site of Emperor Taizong Huang Taiji, the second founding emperor of the Qing Dynasty, and Empress Xiaoduanwen, a Borjigit clan member. Spanning 160,000 square meters, it is the largest and most imposing of the "Three Mausoleums Outside the Great Wall" of the early Qing Dynasty. Located approximately ten li north of the ancient city of Shenyang, it is also known as the "Northern Tomb." It is a scenic spot that combines a Qing Dynasty imperial mausoleum with a modern garden. Within the gardens, towering ancient pines, lush vegetation, rippling lakes, majestic buildings, and dazzling golden tiles showcase the grandeur and magnificence of an imperial mausoleum with the elegance and beauty of a modern garden. In addition to the emperor and empress, Zhaoling also houses a number of concubines and beauties, including Consort Chen of the Guansui Palace, Consort Gui of the Linzhi Palace, and Consort Shu of the Yanqing Palace. It is the most representative imperial mausoleum of the early Qing Dynasty outside the Great Wall and one of the most complete surviving ancient imperial mausoleums in my country.

The Beiling is very large and has entertainment facilities. In autumn, there is a beautiful chrysanthemum exhibition. While enjoying the scenery, you can also feel the charm of the imperial tomb.

Beiling is very ordinary. The austere scene in winter is much better than the tangled and overgrown scene in summer.

Shenyang's Beiling, actually the Zhaoling Mausoleum, houses the burial site of Emperor Taizong Huang Taiji, the second founding emperor of the Qing dynasty, and his empress, Empress Borjigit. It is the largest and most imposing of the "Three Mausoleums Outside the Great Wall" of the early Qing dynasty. Located north of Shenyang, it is also known as the "Beiling Mausoleum." Towering pines and cypresses, lush vegetation, and solemn pavilions, the magnificence of the majesty of an imperial cemetery, epitomize the grandeur of a royal cemetery. However, the renowned Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang was not buried there.

Experience the profound history, watch the humanistic performances, and enjoy the natural scenery. It is a good place for Shenyang people to relax and a good place to inherit history. If you have time, you can relax and take a day off. It is a good choice. The scenery is different throughout the year!

Also known as Zhaoling, the mausoleum of Huang Taiji, the Three Mausoleums outside the Great Wall are a World Cultural Heritage site. With its towering ancient trees and beautiful scenery, Beiling Park is a favorite leisure and fitness spot for residents in northern Shenyang.

The distance from the city is neither too far nor too close, just right. It is quiet and has a lively atmosphere, which is nice.

Locals go there for morning exercise or a walk. The scenery is nice in summer and there are also various flower exhibitions.

Beiling Park is very large, and there are many people in the sea of sunflowers.

Zhaoling is similar to Fuling, but because it is located in the morning city area and also has Beiling Park, it is more maintained and newer.

It is 1.5 kilometers from the entrance of Beiling Park to Zhaoling Mausoleum, and the battery car costs 5 yuan per person.

Zhaoling Mausoleum is similar to Fuling Mausoleum in that it has sacred roads, stone statues, sacred merit tablets, Longen Gate, square city, Longen Hall, Ming Tower, Crescent City and Baoding.

The difference is that there is an additional stone tablet of Emperor Taizong of Qing Dynasty, and the passage of Baocheng is tilted inward.

The people buried here should be Huang Taiji and his queen Zhezhe.

I went there around 7:00 AM. It took over 20 minutes to walk from the park entrance to Beiling. There were many elderly people exercising in the park. Shenyang's elderly are very energetic. There's a "chain pumping" exercise that's practically deafening. Beiling is beautiful in the morning. While the decor is quite formal, the entire structure is vast. Huang Taiji's tomb is located in Xiaobaoshan, at the very back of Beiling.

Beiling, also known as the Qing Zhaoling Mausoleum, is the burial site of Emperor Taizong Huang Taiji, the second founding emperor of the Qing Dynasty, and Empress Xiaoduanwen, Bole Jigit. It is the largest and most imposing of the "Three Tombs Outside the Great Wall" of the early Qing Dynasty. Located approximately ten li north of the ancient city of Shenyang (Shenyang), it is also known as the "Northern Mausoleum." It is a scenic spot that combines a Qing Dynasty imperial mausoleum with a modern garden. Within the gardens, towering ancient pines, lush vegetation, rippling lakes, majestic buildings, and dazzling golden tiles showcase the grandeur and magnificence of an imperial mausoleum with the elegance and beauty of a modern garden. In addition to the emperor and empress, Zhaoling also houses a number of concubines and beauties, including Consort Chen of the Guansui Palace, Consort Gui of the Linzhi Palace, and Consort Shu of the Yanqing Palace. It is the most representative imperial mausoleum of the early Qing Dynasty outside the Great Wall and one of the most complete surviving ancient imperial mausoleums in my country.

The architectural layout is exactly the same as that of Dongling, the place is small and the transportation is convenient

Due to time constraints, I only chose this one attraction when I came to Shenyang (my first time in Shenyang). On a sunny afternoon, the temperature was not too high, and I was walking around the huge Beiling Park alone with my backpack.

The park entrance fee is 6 yuan, and students have a discount of 3 yuan. The park is very large and I walked around it for about 2 hours.

Beiling should be the leisure place chosen by many Shenyang people. There are not many people in the park on Fridays. Some are taking a walk, some are having a picnic, some are walking their children, some are playing musical instruments, some are fishing, and some are rowing. Everyone is doing their own things leisurely.

This slow-paced life is really leisurely and comfortable. Next time I come, I also want to experience the unlimited boating for 50 yuan.

If you like the kind of entertainment and sightseeing attractions, you may find this place boring. This place is more suitable for relaxing when you are tired.

Beiling Park is the largest park in Shenyang. Huang Taiji's Zhaoling Mausoleum is located in the center of the park, and the rest of the park is garden landscape and leisure and entertainment venues. Therefore, Beiling Park has both ancient traditional buildings and modern garden facilities. It is a tourist attraction that combines the royal mausoleums of the Qing Dynasty with modern gardens.

Beiling Park is the largest park in Shenyang. The central section of the park houses the Beiling (Qing Zhaoling), the mausoleum of Huang Taiji, the second founding emperor of the Qing Dynasty, and Empress Xiaoduanwen. The southern section of the park is a prime location for exercise and recreation, while the northern section boasts lush vegetation and towering ancient pines. The park's vibrant greenery makes it a great place for outings, lotus viewing, boating, and leisure activities. Park admission is 6 yuan per person, 50 yuan per person during peak season (April-October) and 30 yuan per person during off-season. Take Metro Line 2 from Beiling Park Station and head east to the park's south gate, or from Lingxi Station to the park's west gate.

I went in early in the morning because the park was free. To be honest, probably all the middle-aged and elderly people in Shenyang were there. There were rows and rows of square dance and aerobics teams, all dressed in uniform. It was so organized and disciplined.

Huang Taiji's tomb is under renovation and is not open to the public. I looked through the crack in the door but couldn't see anything.

Beiling Park is the largest park in Shenyang. Centrally located is the Beiling Mausoleum (also known as the Qing Zhaoling Mausoleum), the mausoleum of Huang Taiji, the second founding emperor of the Qing Dynasty, and Empress Xiaoduanwen. Within Beiling Park, lush vegetation, towering ancient pines, rippling lakes, majestic buildings, and dazzling golden tiles dominate. Another striking feature of the park are the ancient pines, over 300 years old, still standing tall and shading the sun, like loyal guardians of this majestic imperial garden. The tranquil and secluded park also attracts a diverse group of adorable animals, from rabbits foraging without fear of humans, squirrels darting among the pines, and magpies with their melodious voices. In spring and summer, the park is lush with greenery, perfect for outings to cool off, admire the lotus blossoms, and enjoy boating, experiencing the vibrant energy of history.

The Shenyang Northern Mausoleum is the mausoleum of Emperor Taizong Huang Taiji, the second founding emperor of the Qing Dynasty, and Empress Xiaoduanwen, a Borjigit clan member. Covering an area of 160,000 square meters, it is the largest and most imposing of the "Three Mausoleums Outside the Great Wall" of the early Qing Dynasty. Located approximately ten li north of the ancient city of Shenyang (Shenyang), it is also known as the "Northern Mausoleum." There is also an Eastern Mausoleum, which can be compared as follows:

Scale: Eastern Tomb is smaller, Northern Tomb is larger

Tourists: Dongling has fewer tourists, while Beiling is often visited by large tour groups.

Environment: Dongling is much quieter than Beiling.

Admission fee: 30 yuan for Qing Fuling Mausoleum, 2 yuan for Dongling Park. Opening hours: 8:00-17:00

The ticket price for the Zhaoling Mausoleum of the Qing Dynasty is 30 yuan, and the ticket price for the Beiling Park is 6 yuan; the tickets for the two can be purchased separately. Opening hours: 7:00-19:00 in summer; 8:00-17:30 in winter

First, enter Beiling Park (fee required). The park is large, with boating opportunities in the lake, and some people swim in the winter. After passing through the park, you'll reach Beiling (a separate ticket is required). The self-guided tour is 10 yuan (no deposit required). It's a sensory device that disappears after a single listen. Sometimes the sensor isn't very sensitive, so if you encounter something missing, get closer and it will appear. While larger than the Eastern Tomb, Beiling isn't huge either. If you have time, it's worth a visit.