Song Tombs, Imperial mausoleum in China
The Song Tombs are a collection of burial sites of the emperors from the Song Dynasty.
Song Dynasty ruled from 960 to 1279, and these tombs are monumental symbols of its legacy.
The mausoleums are reflective of the philosophical and cultural values of the Song period.
Designated as a Major Historical and Cultural Site Protected at the National Level.
Located in Gongyi, the tombs stand as an archaeological site for profound historical research.
Location: Gongyi
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