Qianling Tomb Tour for Soul Direction

Qianling Mausoleum is a combined funeral floor of Emperor Gaozong (Li Zhi who resided from A.D. 628 to 683) and his empress Wu Zetian (A.D. 624-705), China’s first and only regulating empress. Situated in Qian Nation, Shaanxi region, 85 km (53 miles) northern west from Xi’an, Qianling is the most common and best maintained of all the 18 Tang mausoleums for Tours China. This Tomb has not been excavated.

Liangshan Mountain along Silk Road travel, 1047.5 metres above sea stage, is normally constituted of calcium stone with 3 mountains, of which the northern optimum is the biggest. The two mountains in the southern experience each other, eastern to european. Hence the people there contact them＂Nipple Hills”. Seen from eastern to european, Liangshan hill appears like a women, relaxing on her returning, with the northern hill as her go, two southeast mountains as the chests. It is said that the Liangshan hill is similar to be the stunning represent of Empress Wu Zetian. It is regarded the best position for a women dominator to obtain accomplishment according to a Fengshui expert in the Tang empire. That is why Liangshan hill was selected by Empress Wu Zetian as the long lasting relaxing position for her spouse and herself.

Beyond the stone pills and on the right part of the soul direction were 61 stone numbers proclaiming to the Tang Dynasty's energy and success as well as its helpful interaction with community individuals in frontier places and with other main Parts of japan. These 6I numbers of chief-rains and international visitors were requested here by Wu Zetian to honor the community chieftains and international unique envoys who joined the memorial. Dressed in tight-sleeved outfits, wide straps and set footwear, these numbers cup their arms at the front part in an mind-set of prayer. More than 50 percent of them had their leads defaced, but the only two, in the european row, whose leads are finish, have popular noses and strong sight, and were clearly from the Western Areas or Central Asia. Some of the numbers had their nations, formal headings and titles on their supports. Ask for China Rail Holiday.