Jinshanling Great Wall

Client’s Reviews

• BGratrix

  Reviewed 17thApril2017

  What made the visit interesting was the size and quality of the structure; mostly underground. Lots of pieces, including the Emperor and Empresses thrones, money, cloth, jewelry. I was impressed by the sheer size of the underground rooms, and seemingly in good shape too. Another...More

• Myo M

  Reviewed 4thJanuary2018

  Out of the 13 or so tombs of the Ming emperors, only two are open to the public (I'm quite positive only two since the combo ticket only mentions those two namely Changling & Dingling, and yes it's a good idea to get that combo...More

• Carole A

  Reviewed 19thMarch2017

  Interesting tour not what I expected to see. This is interesting and gives you knowledge of the different emperors and their dynasty only a short tour but glad to have visited here

• 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.

• TheCubicleEscapee

  Reviewed 28thNovember2017

  Fascinating place in China, we were able to visit on the way to the Great Wall and it was a really cool and educational visit. I would certainly love to come back to this part of China.

• Woo1949

  Reviewed 20thMay2017

  Only enjoyed the walk along the path way seeing the carved animals but that's about all. Wouldn't have visited here if not part of a group tour.

• Harrison-F-Carter

  Reviewed 24thFebruary2017

  Quite a 'scenic' location and another dose of the classic Chinese architectural stylings. Interesting hall of exhibits, but remember that the tombs are sealed, so there is not necessarily something specific to see. Good views are afforded from the top of the building.

• snazzysnaps

  Reviewed 27thApril2017

  We travelled to this attraction independently and arrived at the Ming Tombs stop on the Chanping Line. As we exited a driver offered to take us but we said we would walk. After 20 minutes (a nice walk) we arrived at the Ming Tombs Sacred...More

• George H

  Reviewed 18thMay2017

  The entrance way is pleasing to the eye when you stroll the trees noticing painted archways, ornate stone carved steps and small marble tables surrounded by stools in the form of mini elephants. Proceeding along you then have to descend quite a few flights of...More

• RossOrpington

  Reviewed 28thOctober2017

  I have wanted to visit these ever since seeing the Mong Tomb in Nanjing. The reality did not disappoint. I was taken here by my Chinese hosts. I firstly walked along the Sacred Way before moving on to Dingling Tomb which is the only one...More