There are tombs from Qing and Ming Dynasties within 100 km of Beijing.

This is one of the Western Qing Tombs in Shanhaiguan Pass.

This is just the Hall of Enormous Grace (Long'En Hall) on the way into the Tomb. 

The last of the tombs, it was built between 1909 and 1915. Robbed in 1938 it was opened to the public in 1980.

The mausoleum is normally sealed and innaccessible. Even so there are 3 sets of stone doors inside.

Its a bit "deja vu ish". Reminiscient of Angkor Wat where the same basic temple design was used but scaled to various sizes.

This was supposedly twice the size of the newer tomb we visited first but we suspect it was more in area than height.

There's a walkway from the Long'En Hall. This building is above the entrance to the mausoleum.

In the previous tomb the entrance was through the tunnel and down the stairs. This mausoleum had never been robbed so the tunnel just went through to the other side.

Very old cypress trees to hold it all together.

Fire and police stations were in the same car park with friendly officers.