Fangshan Mausoleum

Introduction to attractions: The tomb owner of Yongguling is Queen Feng. Queen Feng died at the age of 49, and has been in the political world twice in her life for nearly 30 years. She implemented reforms and implemented Chineseization to make outstanding contributions to national integration. Queen Feng carefully cultivated her grandson, the later Northern Wei Xiaowen Emperor Tuo Xuhong, who ruled for 15 years. Empress Feng set up the tomb by herself, showing the courage of the reformer. Yongguling was stolen three times in the Jin and Qing Dynasty, and there were few cultural relics left. In 1976, Datong City Museum and Shanxi Provincial Cultural Relics Work Committee carried out excavations in Guling. Traffic strategy: You must drive or charter a car, from the center of Datong, about 32 kilometers, 1 and a half hours route characteristics: go to Fangshan Yongguling, there are many villages, many speed bumps, many forks, and basically no road signs, the first time to go to the wrong route: from Datong City, go north on the second long line, National Road 208, 017 County Road, passing through Gushan Village, Zhenchuanbao Village, turn west to Wanquanzhuang Village, Huiquan (Chan) Temple, pass the green railing bridge, see the roadside black "Fangshan Yongguling" No. 150 boundary monument, drive towards Xisi Village, cross Xisi Village, reach the top of Xisi Erliang, You can see the tomb. Business hours: open all day. Spring fire prevention, may be closed. The mountain will be closed during May 1st 2020 and cannot be visited. Be sure to confirm before going. Detailed address: Shanxi Province-Datong City-Xinrong District-Zhenchuan Township West Temple Erliang Mountain (old name Fangshan) per capita consumption: 0 yuan practical tips: plateau grassland, no obstruction, sunny weather, exposure to the sun, must do a good job of full-body sun protection. The terrain is high, may encounter strong wind, do a good job of windproof water

Surrounded by mountains, mountains and rivers, beautiful scenery, worth a visit