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Tomb of Li Bai 李白墓Lǐ Bái Mù
4A scenic area · National heritage site · Ma'anshan, Anhui
- Time needed
- 2–3 hours
- Days to budget
- Half a day
- City
- Ma'anshan
- Region
- Anhui
- Type
- Heritage
- Listed as
- 4A scenic area, National heritage site
About Tomb of Li Bai
The Tang poet Li Bai, who died in Dangtu in 762, was reburied in 817 at the western foot of Qingshan (Green Hill), where his grave mound lies in a memorial garden with the Taibai Shrine. The shrine and some of the old inscriptions were destroyed in a Japanese air raid in 1938, and the tomb and shrine were restored from 1979. The tomb is the core of the Daqingshan Li Bai Culture Tourism Area, which also takes in the surrounding hills and rural-tourism villages such as Taohua.
How to get to Tomb of Li Bai
On the south-eastern edge of Dangtu county town, about 25 km south of central Ma'anshan by road and about 4 km south of Taibai station, the southern terminus of the Nanjing–Ma'anshan line (Nanjing Metro S2), opened in 2026.
Nearby
Also within 20 km: Daqingshan Wildlife World 大青山野生动物世界 (under 10 km), Jiuzi Ancient Town 鸠兹古镇 (10 km), Fantawild Resort, Wuhu 芜湖方特 (20 km), Dehuatang Chinese Antique Bed Museum 德化堂古床博物馆 (20 km), Caishi Rock 采石矶 (20 km), Tomb of Zhu Ran 朱然墓 (20 km).
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