The only tomb in the world that has never been robbed—Qianling, waiting for you to explore.

In the Guanzhong area of Shaanxi, dozens of ancient emperors from the Zhou, Qin, Han, and Tang dynasties are buried. Among them, there are 18 imperial tombs from the Tang Dynasty, with 19 emperors. Qianling is the joint tomb of the third emperor of the Tang Dynasty, Emperor Gaozong of Tang Li Zhi, and Empress Wu Zetian. It is the largest, best-preserved, and most artistically valuable of the 18 imperial tombs of the Tang Dynasty in Shaanxi. It is also an important part of the Silk Road series of sites. What makes you fall in love with Qianling? Is it the only tomb among the 18 Tang tombs that has never been robbed? Or is it the only joint tomb of the two emperors in China? Is it the grand layout of the mausoleum? Or is it the majestic and magnificent stone carving culture? Is it the only empress in Chinese history? Or is it the wordless stele without a word? Is it the image of the Fan Chen behind the long Silk Road story? Or is it the "Guest Map" of Tang Dynasty diplomacy? Is it the mysterious underground palace of the mystery of the ages? Or is it the seventeen accompanying tombs that have accompanied the main tomb for a thousand years? Is it the lifelike tomb murals? Or is it the mottled Tang Sancai utensils? Is it "Nine days of opening the palace, all nations worship the crown" Or is it "Wait until the secluded palace reopens, and then turn the case to continue the new chapter" So what makes you fall in love with Qianling?