All the imperial tombs in China are open to tourists.

I thought about it. In addition to the tombs of Qin, Tang, Ming and Qing mentioned by you, there are the following famous ones, most of which can be visited. The following introduction is summarized by me according to the content on the Internet.

Mausoleum of the Western Han Dynasty in Shaanxi Province—

Western Han Dynasty 1 1 emperors' tombs, including Maoling, Ping Ling of Han Zhaodi, Yanling of Han Zhaodi, Kangling of Han Zhaodi, Liushi of Han Zhaodi, Yiling of Liu Xinzhi of Han Zhaodi, Anling of Liu Yingzhi of Han Zhaodi, Changling of Liu Bangzhi of Han Gaozu, Liu Qiling of Han Wudi, Liu Hengling of Han Xuandi Liu Xun.

Eastern Han Tomb in Yanshi, Luoyang and Mangshan Tomb in Luoyang, Henan-

A total of 12 mausoleums were built in the Eastern Han Dynasty, of which 1 1 was located near Luoyang. According to documents, there are five tombs in Mangshan area in the northwest of Luoyang, the old city of Han and Wei Dynasties, and six tombs in Luonan area in the southeast of the old city. The six mausoleums in Luonan are Ming Di Xianjie Mausoleum, Zhangdi Jingling Mausoleum, Hedi Shenling Mausoleum, Shang Emperor Kangling Mausoleum, Zhi Emperor Jingling Mausoleum and Huan Emperor Lingxuan Mausoleum. Mangshan area in Luoyang is the mausoleum of Eastern Han Dynasty, Cao Wei, Western Jin Dynasty and Northern Wei Dynasty, and the tombs buried with it. Among them, there are five tombs in the Eastern Han Dynasty, namely: the original tomb of Emperor Guangwu, Gong Ling of Andi, Xianling of Shun Di, Huailing of Chongdi and Wenling of Lingdi; Cao Wei 1 Mausoleum: the first Yangling Mausoleum of Wendi; Five Mausoleums in the Western Jin Dynasty: Xuan Di Plateau Mausoleum, Jingdijun Ping Ling, Wendi Chongyang Mausoleum, Wudi Yang Junling and Hui Di Sun Mausoleum; The four tombs of the Northern Wei Dynasty: the Changling Mausoleum of Emperor Xiaowen, the Jingling Mausoleum of Xuan Wudi, the Dingling Mausoleum of Emperor Xiaoming and the Jingling Mausoleum of Xiao Zhuang. Around the mausoleum, there are also tombs of princes, nobles and royalty. Mangshan tombs were severely damaged. At present, the national cultural relics department is conducting a large-scale archaeological investigation and survey of Mangshan tombs. Now it is a national key cultural relics protection unit, and Guangwudi Mausoleum Scenic Area and Luoyang Tomb Museum are open to the public.

Imperial Tomb of Northern Song Dynasty in Henan Province-

Located in the southwest of gongyi city (old Gongxian), there were nine emperors in the Northern Song Dynasty. In addition to two emperors, Hui and Qin, who were imprisoned by Jin and died in the Great Northern Wilderness, seven emperors and Zhao (the father of Xuanzu) were buried here, collectively known as the "Eight Mausoleums of Gongxian County". Song Ling is mainly distributed in four areas, Xicun District: Yong 'an Mausoleum, the tombs of Zhao and Du's family, Yongchang Mausoleum of Taizong and Yongxi Mausoleum of Taizong; Caizhuang Mausoleum: Yongding Mausoleum in Zhao Heng is the true ancestor, with tombs of Gao Huaide, Cai Jing, Kou Zhun and Bao Zheng; Xiaoyi Mausoleum has Renzong Zhao Zhenyong Zhaoling and Yingzong Zhao Shuyong Hou Ling; Baling District: Zhao Yong Yuling in Zongshen and Xi Yongtai Mausoleum in Zhao Zong, Zhejiang. The Eight Mausoleums in Gongxian County were severely damaged many times in history, and all the ground buildings were destroyed, leaving only stone carvings. Today, Song Ling has become the only traceable memorial site in the Northern Song Dynasty, and is now a national key cultural relic protection unit.

Xixia Mausoleum in Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region-located at the eastern foot of Helan Mountain, about 30 kilometers west of Yinchuan City, is the royal mausoleum of Xixia Dynasty. There are nine emperors' tombs and 253 tombs buried with them in the 53 square kilometers mausoleum area of Fiona Fang, which is one of the largest existing royal cemeteries with the most complete ground sites in China. 1988 was announced by the State Council as a national key cultural relics protection unit and a national key scenic spot. Known as "mysterious miracle" and "oriental pyramid" by the world.

Tailing of Emperor Wendi of Sui Dynasty in Shaanxi Province-near Fufeng County in Shaanxi Province today. It is near a small village in the south and Yangling Railway Station in the east. So it will be more convenient if you want to visit the Tailing Mountain on the spot. The top of the tomb is a flat rectangle, and the bottom and periphery of the tomb have been dug up a lot, presumably by tomb robbers in past dynasties. The buildings in the cemetery have long been destroyed, and now the remains on the ground are hard to find. According to historical records, there should be a towering building here. Going southeast of Tailing, not far from Jiaoling and Lingdong, there are also relics of the Temple of Emperor Wendi of Sui Dynasty. Today, it is usually called the "altar". The walls of the original temple have long been destroyed, and now only the broken bricks and tiles can be seen.

Yangdiling, Jiangsu Province-In today's Beileitang Village, Yangzhou City, Jiangsu Province, it was built in the Qing Dynasty.

Six Mausoleums in Southern Song Dynasty-Six of the Nine Emperors in Southern Song Dynasty were buried in Shaoxing, which was later called "Salvation Palace". The cemetery buildings in the Southern Song Dynasty generally followed the Northern Song Dynasty, but the scale was far less than that of Song Ling in Gongxian County. There are neither towering tombs nor exquisite stone carvings made on both sides of Shinto. Coupled with thousands of years of destruction, now the mausoleum area has been abandoned. The original tombs and stone tablets erected after the Ming Dynasty have only a few mound heads engraved with the names of emperors and tombs. The majestic imperial tomb, now only a sparse cluster of ancient pine trees, also shows the majesty of the former royal family, symbolizing the existence of the imperial tomb in the Southern Song Dynasty. Now it is a key cultural relic protection unit in Zhejiang Province.

There are some less famous, closed or minority regimes that are not listed, mainly these. Due to the age, wind and rain erosion, frequent wars and crazy excavation, many imperial tombs have still been destroyed and disappeared. This is really a historical regret. I hope those imperial tombs that survived the storm can be better protected. They are the treasures of China and even human culture.