With accompanying pits filled with different pottery figurines, such as officers, officials, attendants and animals, Tomn of Emperor Jingdi is around 6 kilometers from the east to the west and 1 – 3 kilometers from the south to the north. It is square-shaped. It is not stolen or excavated at all. Tomb of Princess Xiaojing is located 450 meters northeast of the tomb of the emperor.

Up to date, the northern area and the southern area in the Tomb of Emperor Jingdi are open to visitors. Visitors can enter the area from the entrance at the northern area. Visitors can take the shuttle bus with the ticket. There is an underground museum for visitors to explore in the northern area. The cultural relics visitors admire in the area are found in the accompanying pits. Glass walls and glass passages are applied in the underground museum to completely separate visitors from cultural relics in two different temperatures and humidity.

​When walking into the tomb passage and enter the museum, visitors will find pottery figurines and earthen jars. When looking down, visitors will find tens of thousands of cultural relics under their feet, including various pottery figurines, such as maids, animals, dancers, soldiers, etc. These pottery figurines are only 1/3 of the size of a real person. In addition, visitors can also appreciate the then living utensils, vehicles and harnesses. These objects will take visitors back to time. In the underground museum, visitors can enjoy the phantom imaging program which demonstrates the then court life.

The area offers the archaeological showrooms and temple ruins in the southern area. Visitors can admire bronze spears, swords, arrows, the then coins, bronze mirrors and other daily necessities and pottery figurines, such as cavalrymen, warriors, and maids. Deyang Temple Ruins is situated to the west of the showrooms. There are no ground buildings but only the archaeological site.