It was a nice walk between between lovely trees and the stone animals.

very nice area, especially when trees bloom in the areal there could be more navigation maps

It is similar to the one near to Beijing just with the first 3 emperors.

The Ming filial tomb is located in Zhon Shan ara, which is surrounded with lovely trees and paths, it makes for a gorgeous day out with your family and love ones on a picnic. It costs RMB 70 to visit the tomb, which is also the only certified world heritage by UNESCO. It is well maintained, clean and great for... More

I found visiting the tombs was the best part about visiting the purple mountain. Most tourists only visit the SunYat Sent Mausoleum because it is free. Once we left the Sun musoleum and went to the Xiaoling tomb we found that most people did not go there at all. The whole area is gorgeous and some of the buildings are... More

The ticket is RMB70 and not many things to see. It is a must visit place for the first time to Nanjing, then, no need to go again!

I visited the Ming Xiaoling Tomb during my day on Purple Mountain and was completely blown away. Especially after a somewhat chaotic visit to Sun Yatsen's mausoleum, my time here was thankfully peaceful and reflective. A trip here starts along the Spirit Path, where various real and mythical stone statues are placed to drive away evil spirits and guard the... More

From the museum to the actual area, you can really soak up the Chinese culture at this site. Lots of English translated signs as well.

The Ming Tombs are part of a larger group of attractions at Purple Mountain (Also known as Zhongshan Scenic Attraction; and other names like Meihua Mountain Nature Reserve) such as Sun Yat Seng's Mausoleum, Plum Blossom Grove, Plum Blossom Hill, cable car to observatory etc. It is therefore very convenient to plan a day away from urban Nanjing and visit... More