The Archaeological Park of Emperor Sui Yangdi's Mausoleum

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Opening hours of The Archaeological Park of Emperor Sui Yangdi's Mausoleum

Recommended sightseeing time: 1–2 hours

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江苏省扬州市邗江区西湖街道蜀霞路1号

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The Archaeological Park of Emperor Sui Yangdi's Mausoleum is centered around Emperor Sui Yangdi's tomb, with a "Jia"-shaped tomb site protection facility and a central axis plaza at its core. The park is divided into an entrance guidance area, a plaza transition area (Mirror Lake +Screen wallThe activity features eight themed zones: the tomb exhibition area, historical environment interpretation zone, M3 and archaeological information section, poetry and cultural activities display, unearthed artifacts gallery, ecological buffer zone, and more.

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