Where is Kangxi's tomb?

Kangxi Tomb is located in zunhua city, Tangshan City, Hebei Province, at125km west of Beijing.

It is125km long and 20km wide from north to south. Surrounded by mountains on all sides, smoke fills the air in the south, and the rooftop is opposite, forming a valley mouth with a width of only 50 meters, commonly known as Longmenkou. In the Qing Dynasty, 2 17 palace archways were built here successively, forming 15 cemeteries. The cemetery is arranged at the southern foot of Changrui Mountain, centering on Xiaoling Mausoleum in Shunzhi, and consists of palace wall, Long 'en Hall, annex hall, Fangcheng Minglou and Baoding.

The architecture of Kangxi's tomb is spectacular and exquisite. There are hundreds of single buildings in the huge ancient building complex, including the widest stone archway in China, five wood-like buildings with six columns and eleven floors, and the most complete 6,000-meter-long Xiaoling Road in China, which is full of artistic appeal. The tomb of Kangxi was officially listed in the world cultural heritage list on June 30, 2000 because of its irrefutable charm and important historical, artistic and scientific value.