Wensu Ancient City Tombs | Kadeer Mausoleum 🪦

I visited the Wensu Ancient City Tombs at noon. Faced with thousands of ancient tombs, I was afraid that my yang energy alone would not be enough to protect me after sunset. I took a Didi from the Aksu Museum for CNY 32. I first climbed a high platform and found the ruins of an ancient city—Aishmanbulak Ancient City. I found a new path and walked through a long, indistinct path in the bushes. A mysterious and awe-inspiring group of ancient tombs in Wensu Ancient City appeared before me. They stood quietly on the soft platform, witnessing countless sunrises and sunsets. The vicissitudes of time have left deep marks on them. The ancient tombs vary in shape, some are tall and majestic, while others are simple and unadorned. The faint patterns and symbols on the tomb walls seem to tell stories of the past, making people imagine the glory and splendor of the past. Each ancient tomb here is a piece of sleeping history. They are witnesses of ancient civilization, containing the wisdom and traces of life of the ancestors. Although time has passed, their mysterious charm still attracts people to explore and try to uncover the secrets hidden deep in time. The Wensu Ancient City Tombs are not only a burial place but also a monument to history, waiting for more people to interpret and understand.