Zheng He's Tomb

The whole cemetery is now Zhenghe Cultural Garden, which was renovated in 1985. There are exhibition halls, tombstone pavilions, archways and so on. There are not many tourists and it is quiet. Most of the exhibitions in the exhibition hall are replicas, but we can feel the great achievements of Zheng He's seven voyages to the West.

The tomb is built in Islamic style. The whole tomb is in the shape of "Hui". The front steps of the tomb have four groups, seven layers and 28 levels. It implies that Zheng He went to the Western Ocean seven times. It lasted 28 years and visited more than 40 countries and regions. The tomb is 300 meters long in North and south, 60 meters wide in East and west, and about 8 meters high. The lower part of the tomb cover is carved with the lotus pedestal of Xiangyun grass leaves, and the top of the tomb is carved with the words "Allah Great" in Arabic. Fifty meters away from the cemetery, there is still a bluestone tablet, the only relic of the Ming Dynasty, with a huge system and a half-trapped mud, the body of the tablet has disappeared. At the entrance of the graveway, a hall building imitating the style of Ming Dynasty was built, which is a memorial hall of Zheng He. There are Zheng He's portraits and his "nautical charts" and other related relics on display.

Located near the west gate of Niushou Mountain Scenic Area, it includes a cemetery and an exhibition hall. It introduces Zheng He's life and main deeds, which is worth seeing.

On the south side of Niushou Mountain, four groups of 28 steps. Going to sea four times to 28 countries. His burial sarcophagus is very special. The prayers in Arabic are engraved below.

Located at the south foot of Niushou Mountain. Zheng He, a famous navigator of Ming Dynasty, was buried in the south foot of Niushou Mountain after his death, surrounded by mountains and peaks around him. Nearby, there is a village named Zhengjiacun, where the descendants of Zheng He live.