Western Xia Tombs

Introduction

The Western Xia Tombs in Yinchuan, Ningxia is the royal cemetery of the Western Xia Dynasty, located on the eastern foot of the Helan Mountains in Xingqing District, Yinchuan City. The emperors and royal family members of the Western Xia Dynasty are buried here. It is one of the largest and most well-preserved imperial tombs in China. The Western Xia Tombs is not only an important site for studying the history of the Western Xia, but also a tourist attraction with profound historical and cultural heritage.

Advantages

Cultural value: As a symbol of Western Xia civilization, the Western Xia Tombs is of great significance for understanding and studying the history of ancient Chinese ethnic minority regimes.
Architectural features: There are many unique tomb structures and exquisite stone carvings in the mausoleum area, showing the architectural style and cultural characteristics of the Western Xia period.
Natural scenery: The surrounding environment is beautiful, and it contrasts with the Helan Mountains, providing tourists with a good tour experience.

Ticket Price

Adult Ticket: 80 yuan/person
Student Ticket (with valid student ID): 40 yuan/person
Seniors (over 60 years old), disabled people, active military personnel, etc. can enjoy free or preferential treatment.

Opening Hours

Summer (April 1 to October 31) 8:00 - 18:30
Winter (November 1 to March 31 of the following year) 9:00 - 17:30

Transportation

Bus: Take the Yinchuan City Bus to the "Western Xia Royal Tombs" station to arrive.
Self-driving: You can reach the entrance of the scenic area along National Highway 109 or Beijing-Tibet Expressway.

Precautions

Please take care of cultural relics and monuments, and do not touch or damage them at will.
Keep the environment clean and do not litter.
Comply with the regulations of the scenic area and pay attention to safety warning signs.
Some areas in the scenic area may have undeveloped dangerous areas, please do not enter without permission.