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Stepping into the Ming Shu King’s Tomb is like opening a door of time and space leading to the Ming Dynasty. This royal mausoleum complex sleeping underground in Chengdu, with its magnificent underground palaces, exquisite stone carvings and mysterious funeral ceremonies, interprets the epic story of life and death of the Ming Dynasty princes, and solidifies the splendor of Shu 600 years ago into an eternal feast of art. ✨ Three must-see highlights 1. Aesthetics of the Underground Palace: The underground palace of the Xiwang Mausoleum recreates the grandeur of the royal palace with a "five-story palace" layout. The dome caisson is carved with auspicious clouds and auspicious beasts, and the white marble door guards the thousand-year-old secret treasure. Every inch of the stone wall is a solidified textbook of royal aesthetics. 2. The pinnacle of stone carving art: The museum’s treasure, the “Imperial Couch with Dragon Pattern,” is carved from a single stone, with nine dragons entwined and rising, with the scales and patterns clearly visible; the stone statues on the Shinto Road are majestic and can be called a “textbook” of Ming Dynasty stone carving art. 3. Immersive historical theater: The AR guided tour unveils the mystery of the "Funeral Ceremony of Emperors of the Ming Dynasty". The lights in the underground palace change with the explanation, allowing visitors to become "archaeologists" and "touch time" with their own hands. 📸 Check-in Guide • Best photo spots: the "time tunnel" at the entrance of the underground palace, the close-up light and shadow area of ​​the stone carvings, and the panoramic platform of the Shinto shrine • Interactive experience: Participate in the "VR try-on of Ming Dynasty costumes" and the mausoleum structure puzzle game to win a customized commemorative medal • In-depth tour recommendation: Follow the expert tour group to unlock the hidden wisdom of the underground palace drainage system, anti-theft mechanisms, etc. 📍 Useful Information • Address: Shiling Street, Longquanyi District, Chengdu • Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 (closed on Mondays) • Highlight event: "Underground Palace Night" immersive performance on the 15th of each month (reservation required) 🌟 Special tips: The underground palace has a constant temperature of 18℃, so it is recommended to bring a thin jacket; some areas require walking up stairs, so it is better to wear comfortable shoes. "In the Ming Shu King's Tomb, history is not a textbook, but a touchable temperature." - Make an appointment now and start a journey through time and space to communicate with the emperor's soul!