Jinshanling Great Wall

Client’s Reviews

• 919DISAPPOINTEDGUEST

  Reviewed 27thJuly2017

  We joined the Badaling tour of Great Wall cuz it included the Ming tombs. 35yrs ago we went to the underground tomb and when I asked the guide why we were not shown (organized by the travel bureau at Beijing Int'l hotel) he said it...More

• gabygar_

  Reviewed 4thJune2017

  We visited this location because it was included with our Great Wall tour but honestly could've done without it. Not much to see besides some artifacts and a recreated sacrificial ceremony that was pretty long. Will not be going back or recommending to anyone.

• mauricionagase

  Reviewed 22ndMay2017

  If you are an enthusiastic of Chinese history it's probably a nice place to go. But if you are not... Better save some time and some steps to visit other places.

• patolincl

  Reviewed 11thMay2017

  We visit the Ming underground tombs as part of a tour to the Great Wall. Once we get there we walked around trees and small building before reaching to the main underground entrance. We went down and saw a few traditional coffins painted in red...More

• JohnandJaneS

  Reviewed 30thOctober2017

  The main building was interesting and the architecture is impressive. The walk was relaxing that the statues along the walkway guarding the tombs are interesting. Not a place I'd go to if it wasn't on my way, however.

• matiercio22

  Reviewed 22ndOctober2017

  We went here with a tour guide and it was really good history. I would good but with a guide and I wouldn't take to long here. An hour or so is long enough.

• RayParks

  Reviewed 7thNovember2016

  There was a map of the 13 Ming Tombs at the entrance to show how these tombs were built in the mountains. Instead of walking on the Sacred Way, we got on a larger version of a golf cart, which cost me only CNY10. My...More

• 607jayb

  Reviewed 16thAugust2017

  We stopped here on our way to the Great Wall. Frankly, there is not a lot to see here, but you can sample parts of Chinese history and culture. They feature some interesting artifacts and there is a large gift shop.

• geelongexpat

  Reviewed 30thAugust2015

  The Jinshanling section is a long way from Beijing and is a pain to get to, but when you get there it is amazing. Very few people here either. I got to Jinshanling by taking the 908 bus to Mia Yun and then I negotiated...More

• jbdave

  Reviewed 5thNovember2017

  Not a lot to see in the tomb itself. A long walk, with lots of stairs leading to an underground tomb with a few "relics" on display. Not a lot of information on display. The surrounding areas are probably more of an attraction, but honestly...More