Xianyang City Hanyang Mausoleum Tour Guide Xianyang Mausoleum Tour Route Map

_Xianyang Hanyang Tomb Tour Guide

_Opening hours: 8:30-18:30 every day, entry is closed at 17:00

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Open areas such as the Archaeological Exhibition Hall, the Protection Exhibition Hall (underground hall) outside the imperial mausoleum, and the Nanquemen ruins.

_Ticket Price

1. The full ticket price is 65 yuan/person.

2. The half-ticket price is 35 yuan/person.

》》》Click to buy tickets (Everyday weekend online ticket purchase platform)

_Audio guide service: Fee: 20 yuan/station, deposit: 100 yuan

_Address: Zhangjiawan North Plateau Hanyang Tomb Museum, Zhengyang Town, Weicheng District, Xianyang City

_Transportation Guide

Xi'an-Hanyang Tomb: Take Airport City at Xi'an North Railway Station Take the interline light rail to Qingong Station and transfer to the Han Yangling Scenic Area Express Train to reach the scenic spot.

Busting location: at the entrance of Qingong Subway Station, 200 meters south of Hanyangling South Gate

Ticket purchase method: Visitors can pay by scanning WeChat or Alipay payment code, the ticket price is : 5 yuan/person/time. Consultation hotline: 18792749923.

Xianyang-Hanyang Ling: Take Jingyang No. 16 bus and get off at Gaozhuang Station, walk 2.5 kilometers to Hanyang Ling Scenic Area

_Tips for entering the park

1. In order to ensure the safety and health of tourists, the maximum daily reception capacity during the epidemic is 2,000 people (the instantaneous number of tourists in the Archaeological Exhibition Hall and the Imperial Tomb Protection Exhibition Hall shall not exceed 200). When the number of visitors exceeds, diversion measures will be taken< /p>

2. When entering the park, tourists need to scan the "Shaanxi One Code Pass", which will display the green code and be verified by the staff before entering.

Hanyang Mausoleum is a cemetery where Emperor Jing Liu Qi of the Western Han Dynasty and his queen Wang were buried together in different caves. It was first built in 153 BC and completed in 126 BC. The total area of ??the cemetery is 20 square kilometers, and it took a long time to build. Up to 28 years.

Han Jingdi Liu Qi (188 BC - 141 BC) was the fourth emperor of the Western Han Dynasty and reigned for 17 years. During his reign, he believed in "the art of Huang and Lao", reduced taxes, reduced whippings and eliminated punishments, made peace with the Xiongnu, and worked with the people. Together with his father Liu Heng, Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty, he created what later generations praised as the early governance of China's feudal society. The "Government of Wen and Jing" in Anbang's golden age laid a solid economic foundation for his son Liu Che, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, to expand his territory.