Gongling Tomb of the Tang Dynasty
Gongling Tomb of the Tang Dynasty, Imperial tomb in China
The Gongling Tomb belongs to Emperor Ruizong of the Tang Dynasty.
It was constructed in 684 and features a pyramid-shaped mausoleum.
This site reflects the imperial funeral customs of ancient China.
Situated in Yanshi District, visitation is subject to cultural heritage preservation regulations.
Designated as a Major Historical and Cultural Site Protected at the National Level.
Location: Yanshi District
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