Tomb of Wang Jian

The Wang Jian Tomb is the fascinating resting place of the founder of the Shu kingdom from the early 10th century. This impressive mausoleum with a semicircular shape and a height of 45 meters hides extraordinary treasures of Chinese culture.

Divided into three chambers, the interior contains richly decorated stone carvings depicting musicians, dancers and a statue of the emperor himself on a stone bed. The artifacts found here, including jade belts, silverware and bronze objects, are an invaluable source of knowledge about ancient Chinese art.

This is a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the history of the Tang Dynasty and learn about the luxurious funerary customs of China's ancient rulers.