The Tomb of Princess Qianling is an ancient burial site located in Shaanxi Province, China. It dates back to the Tang Dynasty and is the final resting place of Princess Qianling, the daughter of Emperor Gaozong. The tomb is notable for its intricate carvings and well-preserved artifacts, reflecting the artistic achievements of the period. Discovered in 1960, the tomb features a unique layout with a main burial chamber and several smaller rooms. The site includes numerous stone sculptures of animals and attendants, showcasing the importance of the princess and the customs of the time. It provides valuable insights into Tang Dynasty culture and burial practices.