Jinshanling Great Wall

Client’s Reviews

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  ElFelipe

  Reviewed 31stMarch2017

  The Ming Tombs are a good place to visit. We had it in our tour package and stopped by after the great wall. They are not as massive or as impressive as the forbidden city for example, but a good 30 min walk. The place...More

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  germaninasia2015

  Reviewed 5thAugust2015

  We stayed in a little hostel in the hutongs of beijing and we transfered by bus to the jinshanling great wall. It was an amazing experience...3 hours and 8km later we had collected enough astonishing views and remarkable memories to talk about it for days....More

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  STEVENSNY

  Reviewed 2ndNovember2017

  I had booked with a tour company for visiting Ming Tomb.Apparently some of the tour companies show the itinerary as a "walk through Sacred Road" and here you will see the concrete statues and parklike setting as you head towards the tomb building. But they...More

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  Clara S

  Reviewed 19thAugust2015

  The hike from the Jinshanling section up to the Simatai is absolutely fantastic. Not many vendors, but you can still find an expensive cold drink if you need it, not many tourists, you're almost on your own enjoying the spectacular views and the incredible landscape....More

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  cerra12

  Reviewed 14thDecember2016

  Went to the Changling tomb. Tomb of the 3rd Ming Emperor Zhu Di. The building was well preserved. The artifacts inside the main building were very interesting. The tomb marker was a bit of a letdown.

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  Amy S

  Reviewed 10thAugust2015

  News as of 1st August 2015: A small portion on the eastern side of Jinshanling is closed off due to restoration. What it means is that (a) You start from the regular entrance of the wall, walk eastwards, and 2 or 3 watchtowers before the...More

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  ianwyj

  Reviewed 27thJanuary2018

  Located approximately fifty kilometres from Beijing, the Ming dynasty tombs are now listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. And what a site: carefully selected using feng shui principles in order to maximise good vibes and minimise bad ones, thirteen emperors (starting from Emperor Yongle)...More

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  Diamond_Rat

  Reviewed 2ndOctober2017

  We only visited the underground palace due to time constraint. You will probably need at least 4.5 hrs (with travelling time between the tomb) to appreciate the tour. Do engage the guide, they are very knowledgeable and will level up you knowledge on why things...More

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  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.

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  475vladimirm

  Reviewed 15thNovember2016

  Ming Tombs ("Thirteen Ming Tombs") - a complex of mausoleums of thirteen Chinese Emperors of the Ming Dynasty. Starting with the third emperor of the dynasty, Zhu Di. The complex is located on the slopes Tyanshou in Changping District of Beijing, 50 km north of...More