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Hengdian World Studios

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This is the true Hollywood of China. Walking through feels like stepping into multiple Chinese historical dramas at once. It features Gulong City, a replica palace, Hong Kong streets from the 1990s, and a full-scale replica of the Yuanmingyuan Garden, built with an investment of over 30 billion yuan! Every corner is picture-perfect, no need for filters to enhance the beauty 😭🔥 🗓️ Recommended 2-day trip (a must-visit!) Day 1 — “Along the River During the Qingming Festival” Zone This area is inspired by the famous ancient painting from the Song Dynasty. Walking in feels like being immersed in Chinese culture. 📍 Highlights 🌈 Rainbow Bridge — A vibrant ancient bridge, perfect for movie-poster-like photos. 🏯 Grand Imperial Street — A grand ancient street where people dressed in period costumes roam the city. 🎎 Fan Lou / Da Song Fang — A bustling market scene with NPCs selling goods, just like in a drama. 🧧 Special festival events: Includes light shows and a parade of the God of Wealth. This place truly feels like "stepping into a painting" — a perfect 10/10 experience! Day 2 — Ming–Qing Imperial Palace + New Yuanmingyuan Day two showcases the grandeur of the imperial era, including palaces, costumes, and grand halls. 📍 Ming–Qing Imperial Palace A full-scale replica of the Forbidden City. Imperial Garden Zhen Nuan Immersive Paradise Kunning Palace Taihe Hall Qianqing Palace Fans of Chinese period dramas will be thrilled as the locations are highly recognizable. 📍 New Yuanmingyuan Summer Garden (new zone, incredibly grand) Built with a 30 billion yuan investment to recreate Yuanmingyuan in a 1:1 scale. 12 Zodiac Animal Heads Water Clock Five Bamboo Pavilion International Pavilion Huang Hua Array Hai Yue Kai Jin This expansive ancient garden is so magnificent it feels like traveling back to the emperor's era. 🚗 Transportation Get off at Hengdian Station (High-Speed Rail). Take a taxi ≈ 10 minutes to the city gate. Inside the park, shuttle services are available throughout (very convenient).

I came here specifically to heal myself after visiting Hengdian Studio. This place truly feels like discovering a 'hidden onsen' in the forest... The sound of the wind, bamboo rustling, and flowing water rejuvenates you in an indescribable way. ♨️ Must-try Onsen Highlights: 1) Natural-style cave onsen Walking through the cave entrance feels like entering another world. The warm water is just right, and the light streaming in from the cave's end makes for postcard-perfect photos. It feels like bathing in a real quartz cave. 2) Bamboo grove onsen For those who love quiet Zen-like atmospheres, this spot is perfect. Soak in the onsen while listening to the sound of bamboo swaying gently around you. The vibe is incredibly Japanese without needing to travel far. 3) Private garden onsen With soft flowing curtains and a gentle breeze, this spot is stunning for blurred background photos. The mineral water here feels silky smooth on the skin and doesn’t have a sulfur smell. 4) Nighttime onsen corner The ancient village lights up with golden hues. Soaking in hot water with the scent of wood feels like stepping into 'Spirited Away.' It’s an incredibly romantic evening experience not to be missed. • The onsen is designed to resemble an ancient town. Wearing traditional Chinese attire for photos is highly recommended. With steam and light mist, especially under light rain, the atmosphere is heavenly. • Enjoy a hot buffet offered by the venue. The food is delicious, and there’s an affordable hotpot option with unlimited servings. • While soaking, let yourself relax to the sound of soft traditional music. • Take a second soak before bed for the ultimate relaxation. 🚗 How to get there (super easy): From Hangzhou / Yiwu / Wenzhou, take a train to Hengdian. From the station, buses or taxis can take you directly to the onsen in 10–20 minutes. Tickets are best purchased via Trip.com for great deals. Duration: 🕑 Spend about 3–6 hours here. For a relaxed experience, visit in the afternoon as the evening lights transform the onsen into a heavenly retreat. 🌟 Tips for the best trip: Visit on weekdays for fewer crowds and explore the entire zone. Bring 1–2 swimsuits in case they get wet. Carry a light shawl for photos to capture a flowing effect. Wear light makeup as there’s a lot of steam. Don’t forget to stay hydrated as soaking for long periods can make you dizzy. 📌 Personal experience: Now I understand why this place is so popular among the Chinese. The onsen is genuinely amazing, the views are stunning, and the atmosphere is perfect—you get the full Japanese onsen vibe without needing to fly to Japan.

If I were to choose a weekend getaway from Suzhou, Hengdian would definitely be my top pick! Just a two-hour high-speed train ride straight to Hengdian, a perfect destination combining photo opportunities, interactive fun, and sightseeing all in one place—there’s no place like Hengdian! I’ve specially put together a two-day, one-night travel guide! Full of excitement all the way! Day 1: Hengdian International Circus City + Hengdian Film City Qingming Riverside Scene Garden Hengdian International Circus City is truly photogenic; every snap makes you feel like you’re in old Shanghai, fully immersed in the scene! The 4 PM Hengdian International Grand Circus show is a must-see, too. Riding the tram past the Peace Hotel, HSBC Building, Customs House, Waibaidu Bridge, Broadway Mansions, and Wing On Department Store is an experience in itself… The Qingming Riverside Scene is also uniquely charming! The iron flower show around Jinxiang Pavilion’s lake is stunning! Plus, the newly opened Hengdian Lantern Festival experience really captured my heart! Releasing sky lanterns and sending wishes in that moment was truly beautiful! There are also NPC interactions inside the park! Earn 💰 and go for it! Day 2: Dive Straight into the Drama Check in at Hengdian New Yuanming Palace, which amazed me❗️It’s said to be a 1:1 replica of the Old Summer Palace, grand and majestic! It really feels like time travel! After that, step into the Forbidden City and visit the Ming and Qing Palace Gardens. Here, NPC interactions fully immerse you in the drama with games and acting battles! Every activity is so much fun, and you can even earn rewards to exchange for gifts! The Eight Banners Horse Battle is incredibly thrilling! If you don’t know where to go for a weekend trip from Suzhou, Hengdian is truly the best choice.

A place that feels like stepping into a Chinese drama universe 100% Recommended spots for capturing the best photo sets of your life: 1. Qin Palace – Majestic and awe-inspiring, with towering walls that seem to touch the sky and long walkways that make you feel like a legendary character. 2. Ming and Qing Palace Gardens – A replica of the Forbidden City, featuring red walls, golden wooden doors, and sunlight reflecting off ancient rooftops. Perfect for dressing up as an emperor or empress. 3. Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival – A serene ancient town with gentle water sounds, red lanterns swaying in the breeze, and wooden bridges over old canals. Ideal for Hanfu photos, giving the feeling of being in a genuine romantic Chinese film. 4. Guangzhou Street & Hong Kong Street – Shanghai in the 1920s, with warm neon lights and a mix of European-Chinese architecture. Vintage street photography here is unparalleled! Dress up and become the main character of your own story. At Hengdian, you’re not just "visiting"—you’re becoming a character in another world. Whether you choose to be a Han princess, a court official, a wandering martial artist, a period drama heroine, or a Shanghai lady from the 1920s, every step is like a cinematic photo. Every corner is a breathtaking scene. **At night, it’s even more magical. Hengdian at night feels like a fairy tale, with golden palace lights illuminating red walls, ancient music carried by the wind, and shimmering water reflections. It’s a living movie city, not just static sets. **Why visit Hengdian at least once? Because it’s one of the few places where every angle offers stunning photos. It’s where you can wear the outfits you’ve always dreamed of, walk through a city built with heart and meticulous detail, and capture images so beautiful that friends will ask, "Which drama did you film?" Hengdian is a city that makes dreams come true.

Traveling to Hengdian World Studios is very convenient. You can take a high-speed train to Yiwu Station and then continue by metro or taxi/Didi (though it’s a bit far). 👸🏻Hengdian World Studios is a 5A-rated tourist attraction and the filming location for many famous dramas. To explore all the palaces, you’ll need at least three days. However, since we only had one day, we chose to visit the Qin Palace. If you want to dress in period costumes, there are several shops at the entrance to choose from. Hair styling costs 188 yuan. If you didn’t plan to dress up but change your mind later, there are more shops near the ticket counter. The costumes that match the Qin Palace theme are styled like martial arts heroes and adventurers. 😁 Ticket booking: You can book through Trip and select which palace to visit or opt for a combo ticket for multiple palaces. It’s very convenient. Alternatively, you can buy tickets on-site as well.

#TravelTalk Review of Hengdian World Studios – The Forbidden City Replica 🏯✨ If you love photography or ancient Chinese atmosphere, I highly recommend Hengdian World Studios. It's a filming location for many famous Chinese dramas and movies, and one of the highlights you can't miss is the magnificent replica of the Forbidden City. The highlight is the incredibly detailed architecture, from the palace gates and courtyards to the various buildings. You can take photos from every angle, and the surrounding mountains make your pictures look grand and beautiful without needing much editing 📸⛰️ Another thing I was impressed with is how few people there are compared to popular tourist destinations like Beijing. This makes it easy to stroll around without having to compete for photo spots, perfect for those who want beautiful photos without crowds or who just want to enjoy the atmosphere at a leisurely pace. The area is quite large, so I recommend allocating at least half a day. Wear comfortable walking shoes, and if you go in the morning or evening, the light is especially beautiful and the weather isn't too hot ☀️ Overall, Hengdian is a very worthwhile place to visit, whether you're a photography enthusiast, a history buff, or a fan of Chinese dramas. You're guaranteed to get beautiful photos, and the atmosphere is more peaceful than you might expect. If you're planning a trip to this area, I highly recommend adding this place to your list! 💯

When I truly walked up the steps of the Palace of the Qin Emperor in Hanfu, watched the torrential rain and mountain flood pour down, and my phone was filled with cinematic photos—I understood: this wasn't spending money at all; this was paying for a "time-travel" experience! 🎬 3-Day, 2-Night Essential Itinerary: Every Step a Scene, Photographing Through Ancient and Modern Times 【Day 1: Deep Palace Walls · First Foray into the Jianghu】 Morning: Ming and Qing Palaces — Be the protagonist of the Forbidden City for a day The moment I pushed open the vermilion palace gates, I felt as if I had become a noble lady newly entering the palace. This place is an almost 1:1 replica of the Forbidden City, with red walls, yellow tiles, carved beams, and painted rafters; every corner is a scenic spot. ✅ Must-do activities: 1. Rent a set of Hanfu (around 80-100 RMB/set within the scenic area, hairstyle extra). Walking through the long corridors with your robes flowing, every casual shot turns into a blockbuster; 2. Catch the "Forbidden City Grand Ceremony" performance (starts at 14:00), which tells the story of the Forbidden City's century-long changes. The scene is magnificent, so it's recommended to arrive half an hour early to secure a seat; 3. Head deeper into the Western Six Palaces, where there are fewer people and dappled tree shadows, perfect for capturing a serene, deep-palace atmosphere. Evening: Transition to Guangzhou Street · Old Dreams of the Republic Era under the Night Sky It's recommended to enter the park between 5 and 6 PM to capture some photos of the Western-style buildings and streetscapes while there's still daylight. When the lights suddenly brighten at 7 PM, neon signs reflecting on the tram tracks make it feel like a scene from "The Story of a Noble Family." 🌙 Night Tour Highlights: · The "Aunt Thirteen's Dessert Shop" in the alley glows with warm yellow lanterns. Order a bowl of double-skin milk for a sweet and silky treat; · If you encounter a Qipao NPC, you can politely ask for a photo (some are free). Their every smile and gesture is full of character. 【Day 2: Imperial Jianghu · Traversing Life and Death】 Morning: Palace of the Qin Emperor — Experience Imperial Grandeur Rush into the scenic area before 9 AM and head straight for the Ninety-Nine Steps while it's less crowded. Standing high up, looking towards the Hall of Unification, the imposing aura of the Great Qin Dynasty is overwhelming, it truly gives you goosebumps! 🎭 Immersive Experience: · "The Emperor's Arrival" 4D ride (long queue, but worth it) — the battle scenes through the underground palace are incredibly thrilling; · Swordsman NPCs often patrol the Central Palace Square; capturing interactive moments makes for great photos. Afternoon + Evening: Dream Valley — From Water World to Mythical Spectacle In summer, be sure to bring slippers and a waterproof bag! Enjoy the water attractions until evening, then head straight to the theater. 🌊 Highly Recommended: "Torrential Rain and Mountain Flood" live performance (starts at 20:00) — when the floodwaters thunder down from the mountaintop, the heat mixed with gasps of awe creates an indescribable shock... (Arrive half an hour early to grab front-row seats; you might get splashed by the "flood"!) 【Day 3: Misty Bianjing · A Thousand-Year Dream】 Full Day Immersion: Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival This place is more vivid than imagined: wine flags flutter along the riverbanks, merchants with carrying poles cross the Rainbow Bridge, and you might even encounter "Liangshan heroes" performing on the streets. 📸 Most Beautiful Moments: · By the Bianliang Wharf, willow branches brush the water; renting a small boat feels like stepping into a painting; · "A Dream of Bianliang" performance (multiple shows daily) — a combination of aerial silks acrobatics and classical stage aesthetics that brings tears to your eyes; · The soup dumplings at "Sun Erniang's Steamed Bun Shop" are rich in juice; remember to "open a window first, then drink the soup." 💰 My Honest Thoughts on "Hengdian's Spending Philosophy Collapse": Yes, a grilled sausage in the scenic area costs 15 RMB, a photo with an extra might cost dozens, and ticket expenses are not small... But—when you put on ancient costumes and blend into the scene, when the sound and light of the performances deeply move you, and when every photo you take looks like a movie still, you'll understand: This isn't ordinary spending; it's paying for an "immersive time-travel" experience. Every penny is exchanged for vivid memories, and memories are always worth investing in. 📌 Practical Tips from an Experienced Traveler: 1. Wear comfortable shoes for walking thousands of steps! There are free shuttle buses between scenic areas, but you'll mostly be walking within the parks; 2. Purchase tickets one day in advance; platforms often offer package deals that save you the cost of a dinner compared to the gate price; 3. Overcast days are a hidden gem! Photographing palace alleys and stone paths in the misty rain creates an incredible atmosphere; 4. Bring a power bank and touch-up makeup, because you'll be taking photos non-stop... Three days is short, too short to visit all the palaces; Three days is also long, long enough to feel like you've experienced several dynastic cycles. If you ask me if I regret it? —I only regret not coming sooner, and not bringing more clothes for photos. Hengdian is like an unawakened dream, and every frame in that dream has a clear price, yet is also priceless.

Spend 2000 RMB to explore Dongyang for 3 days and 2 nights, covering Hengdian, ancient architecture, and natural landscapes. This budget is very precise and fulfilling. Although Dongyang (in December) is a bit chilly now, there are fewer people, making it great for photos, and it’s just the right time to catch the peak season atmosphere of Dongyang wood carving. This guide perfectly links the "film dreams, ancient architecture spirit, and mountain-water affection," focusing on high cost-performance and deep experience. From the Qin Empire to the Deep Mountains of Jiangnan Theme: Time Travel through Film + Jiangnan Ancient Charm + Climbing for a View Budget: About 1800-2000 RMB per person (excluding round-trip major transportation to Dongyang) Accommodation Suggestions: Homestays near Hengdian (convenient for sightseeing) + Farmhouse at the foot of Dongbai Mountain Transportation: Taxi/public transport within the city + carpool to and from Dongbai Mountain Days | Key Itinerary | Accommodation | Estimated Cost (including food and drinks) Day 1 | Arrive in Dongyang → Experience the Jiangnan Forbidden City at Luzhai → Hengdian Qin Palace | Hengdian Homestay | About 600 RMB Day 2 | Hengdian Dream Valley/Ming and Qing Palace → Afternoon trip to Dongbai Mountain for sunset | Dongbai Mountain Farmhouse | About 500 RMB Day 3 | Dongbai Mountain sunrise → On the way down visit Luoheshan → Return trip | - | About 400 RMB Day 1: Travel through a millennium, from the folk Forbidden City to the Qin Empire * Morning: Arrive in Dongyang * Recommended to take the high-speed train to “Yiwu Station” or “Hengdian Station” (Dongyang North Station), then taxi or bus directly to Hengdian Town. * Afternoon: [Luzhai Scenic Area] — The “Folk Forbidden City” of Jiangnan * What to do: This is the largest and best-preserved Ming and Qing dynasty ancient architectural complex in Jiangnan. The current ticket price is about 65 RMB, but there are often discounts (see money-saving tips). Be sure to see the Suyong Hall and the Nine Lions Playing Ball triple-beam structure, where wood carving craftsmanship is at its peak. * Photo tips: Wear a new-style Chinese outfit or a light-colored long dress and shoot the light and shadow in the nine-courtyard compound for an amazing atmosphere. * Evening: [Qin Palace Scenic Area] * What to do: Since it’s Hengdian, the top recommendation is Qin Palace! The majestic and desolate grandeur is very impressive. The “Emperor Qin’s Ascension” performance might be a bit cold this season, but the visual effects are still stunning. * Money-saving tip: Buying a combo ticket is more cost-effective, or check if there are discounts for university students or winter visitors. * Night: Stay in Hengdian Town, explore Zhenxing Road Night Market for food, must-try dishes include Wan Jun pig’s trotters, brown sugar twist, and Wo tofu. Day 2: Walk in the clouds, the wind and poetry of Dongbai Mountain * Morning: Fill in the gaps in Hengdian * If interested in palaces, visit the Ming and Qing Palace to shoot the red walls and yellow tiles; or experience the lively market scene at the Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival. Choose one ticket based on your interest, or just stroll around Hengdian’s clothing rental shops and rent a Hanfu to shoot street scenes. * Afternoon: Transfer to Dongbai Mountain (the highlight!) * Transportation: Carpool or taxi from Hengdian to Dongbai Mountain (about 1.5-2 hours, carpool fee about 50-80 RMB per person). * Activities: Dongbai Mountain is the highest peak in central Zhejiang. This season (December) may bring early snow or frost (depending on luck). The windmill meadow with withered yellow grass under blue sky and white clouds is spectacular. * Experience: Climb to the top to see the sea of clouds and the huge windmill array. It’s perfect for photos of “lonely trees” and “sky mirrors.” * Evening: Stay at a farmhouse at the foot or halfway up the mountain, enjoy an authentic local chicken stew or farmhouse dishes at a very reasonable price. Day 3: Picturesque scenery, the tranquility of Luoheshan * Early morning: Wake up early to watch the sunrise and sea of clouds, the most beautiful moment at Dongbai Mountain. * Morning: Descend and visit [Luoheshan] * What to do: This scenic area is famous for its mountain-water scenery and cliff inscriptions, quite serene. It features strange peaks, bizarre rocks, waterfalls, and streams. Since it’s close to Dongbai Mountain, it’s convenient to visit and experience the delicate charm of Jiangnan’s landscape. * Note: Luoheshan is relatively niche and leans more toward natural hiking, so don’t expect overly commercialized facilities. * Noon: Have a simple meal near the scenic area, carrying a full film-like vibe. Item | Estimated Cost | Notes Accommodation (2 nights) | 400 RMB | Hengdian homestay about 150 RMB/night x 2 nights + Dongbai Mountain farmhouse about 100 RMB Tickets (Luzhai + Hengdian + Luoheshan) | 500-600 RMB | Luzhai 65 RMB + Hengdian single attraction about 160 RMB + Luoheshan (depending on situation) Food (3 days) | 400 RMB | Specialty snacks + farmhouse dishes + fruits and snacks Transportation (city + carpool) | 400 RMB | Taxi/bus + carpool/shared car to and from Dongbai Mountain Others (Hanfu rental/souvenirs) | 200 RMB | Rent Hanfu for photos or buy some wood carving souvenirs Total | About 1900 - 2000 RMB | Excludes major transportation from your hometown to Dongyang/Yiwu 1. Ticket tips: * Luzhai: Follow the “Dongyang Luzhai” WeChat official account for frequent free or discounted reservation activities (such as specific holidays, university students sometimes free or 1 RMB tickets, referring to summer 2025 policies). * Hengdian: If you are a student (full-time undergraduate or below), with student ID + ID card, all Hengdian scenic area tickets are 50% off! Very cost-effective. 2. Accommodation choice: Hotel prices in Hengdian fluctuate greatly; it’s recommended to avoid holidays and book ordinary homestays in advance (not in the core scenic area but with convenient transportation) to save half the price. 3. Hanfu experience: There are many clothing rental shops around Hengdian where you can rent a beautiful Hanfu for just a few dozen RMB for a day of shooting, much cheaper than makeup and styling inside the scenic area. 4. Dongbai Mountain transportation: There is no direct bus to Dongbai Mountain; it’s recommended to find carpool partners in travel groups or contact farmhouse owners to arrange pick-up and drop-off, sharing costs is the most economical. This itinerary combines a millennium-spanning film dream with expansive views from mountain climbing, making 2000 RMB well spent! Wishing you amazing photos that will blow up your social media in Dongyang!

📺 When I was a kid watching "Journey to the West," I always wondered: do dragons really exist? After a year of traveling through two countries and five provinces and cities, I used a drone to find the answer for my childhood self. At an ancient temple in Thailand, I found a stone dragon that has been coiled for a thousand years, weathered by wind and rain, yet its majestic dragon spirit remains; In the deep mountains of Guizhou, I looked up at a hundred-mile-long dragon and watched the sunset crown it with golden light; In the forests of Chaoshan, I filmed a coiled dragon on a pillar, listening to the century-old Yingge dance stories embedded in the porcelain. 1️⃣ Samphran Elephant Ground and Zoo, Thailand 2️⃣ Dragon Museum, Thailand 3️⃣ Dragon Valley, Nanjing 4️⃣ Jiulong Mountain, Dongyang 5️⃣ Longquan Rock, Shantou 6️⃣ Fengshun Park, Meizhou 7️⃣ Feilong Lake, Zunyi 8️⃣ Sanlin Metro Station, Shanghai 9️⃣ Longli

I've been to Hengdian several times, but this is my first time visiting the New Yuanming Palace. I didn't expect Hengdian to have a 1:1 replica of the Yuanmingyuan architectural complex. I was truly amazed by these exquisitely crafted buildings! If you have one day like me, I recommend visiting Xiayuan in the morning and Chunyuan in the afternoon. I've already found all the classic photo spots for you! Xiayuan ✅ Twelve Zodiac Heads The bronze heads of the twelve zodiac animals in Yuanmingyuan were originally part of the fountain outside Haiyantang in the Old Summer Palace. At noon every day, the twelve zodiac bronze heads spray water together, creating a spectacular scene. The stairs on both sides are great photo spots. ✅ Grand Waterworks The main attraction in the Western-style buildings area is the man-made fountain, known as the "Waterworks." It is characterized by numerous fountains, grand momentum, and unique design, hence called the Grand Waterworks, one of the iconic buildings in the park. ✅ Xieqiqu The first European-style waterworks hall in Yuanmingyuan. ✅ Qing Dynasty Story Museum An exhibition of cultural relics lost overseas at the end of the Qing Dynasty, displaying precious Qing artifacts such as the kingfisher feather crown, palace shoes, and official robes. It feels like traveling through a thousand years; here I reunited with the relics from my textbooks! ✅ Haiyue Kaijin Haiyue Kaijin is the most magnificent group of buildings among all the pavilions. On a clear day, the water reflections overlap with the buildings, bringing to life the lines from Wang Wei’s poem: "Rows of trees meet in patterns, reflections enter the clear ripples." ✅ Wuzhu Pavilion Composed of five Western-style bamboo multi-eaved pavilions, the color scheme has a strong traditional Chinese charm~ ✅ Russian Pavilion You can see Russian-style architecture without leaving the country. The fairy-tale style lets you experience the architectural essence of multiple countries in one visit to the New Yuanming Palace! Chunyuan ✅ Hongci Yonghu Hongci Yonghu is tall and majestic with a solemn atmosphere. Its grandeur comes from its status as a royal ancestral hall. ✅ Tianchi Waterfall The most stunning scenery in the park is the Tianchi Waterfall. The entire waterfall is 150 meters wide and 30 meters high, roaring as it cascades down right beside you. ✅ Three Pools Mirroring the Moon One of the ten scenic spots of West Lake, this is what I think Chinese aesthetics are all about: pavilions, corridors, and winding paths leading to secluded spots. ✅ Pengdao Yaotai In the center of Fuhai Lake are three islands of different sizes: Fangzhang, Penglai, and Yingzhou. The buildings on the islands resemble fairy mountain pavilions. Seek immortality in the sea; the future is long. ✅ Lanting Pavilion Inspired by the ancient Lanting in Shaoxing, the "Flowing Cup Pavilion" is nestled in a bamboo forest. With green bamboo, square pavilions, flowing water, and stone benches, it creates a poetic and elegant retreat. Hengdian New Yuanming Palace made me travel back to that prosperous old dream. If you want to catch a glimpse of history, you must come here! Transportation: 🚗: 2.5 hours driving from Hangzhou 🚌: Direct buses to Hengdian Scenic Area from major bus stations in Hangzhou and Xiaoshan Airport 🚄: Take the train to Yiwu Station, then transfer to a shuttle bus to Hengdian

Exploring Hengdian Studio: 2 Days 1 Night 🎬✨ We visited Hengdian Studio with a 2-day, 1-night package that included access to 3 locations (but we only managed to visit 2 due to limited time). We chose the Qin Palace and the Forbidden City. 📍 1 – Qin Palace In the morning, we explored Qin Palace. The atmosphere was captivating, featuring a river, pavilions, and a replica market that made us feel like we were in an ancient Chinese drama. There were cosplayers dressed as characters from Chinese series, and if you're lucky, you might even stumble upon a mini-series filming 🌸. Highlights not to be missed include the wide river, the bridge scene, and the celestial realm adorned with stunning floral arrangements. 📍 2 – Forbidden City In the evening, we visited the Forbidden City, which was absolutely massive and grand 🏯. Even the entrance was a great spot for photos. There was a 3D historical presentation that you shouldn't miss. However, due to exhaustion from the morning, we couldn't explore the entire area or take as many photos as we wanted. We visited on September 16-17, and the weather was extremely hot. I recommend bringing an umbrella, inhalers, water, and tissues. Inside, there are hot and cold water dispensers where you can refill your bottles. ☀️ There are also food and drink vendors inside, but prices are higher than outside. --- 🎭 Main Expenses - Admission ticket: 1,330 THB (booked via Trip.com) → Use your passport at the entrance; no paper ticket needed. - Costume rental + hairstyling: 100 yuan + 100 yuan deposit (return the costume before 6 PM to get your deposit back). - Photographer fee: 300 yuan (honestly, the results were disappointing; the preview photos on the iPad looked great, but the actual files were not as good). - Food/water: approximately 100 yuan → We bought water frequently due to the intense heat. --- 💡 Tips & Personal Opinions - If you're a fan of Chinese dramas, this is a must-visit! The atmosphere feels like you're walking through a real film set. - If renting costumes, choose a reputable shop. Look for ones with many Chinese customers; that's usually a good sign. (I was disappointed with my hair and makeup 😂). - Bring your own water if possible, as prices inside are higher. - Regarding Chinese photographers, I personally found their work average. The actual files weren't as good as the previews, so think carefully before hiring one.

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck 📍 Hengdian, China ✨ This time, I had the opportunity to visit Qin Palace, the filming location for many famous TV series and movies. This place is a magnificent reconstruction of a Qin Dynasty palace. ✨ Walking in feels like stepping back in time. Each building, the details of the doors, walls, and the vast courtyard are truly breathtaking. ✨ There are so many photo opportunities, whether you're taking photos against the tall walls, ancient wooden gates, or the long corridors. It's a truly beautiful place to stroll and take photos. ✨ For fans of Chinese TV series or history, this place is guaranteed to be incredibly immersive, as if you're really on a film set.

📍 Hengdian, China ✨ Today, I visited Qin Palace, a replica city used as a filming location for many Chinese historical dramas. The atmosphere is so grand that it feels like stepping back into the Qin Dynasty 🏯 ✨ The buildings and walls are meticulously constructed with intricate details, making every corner a perfect spot for stunning photos 📸 ✨ The highlight is wearing a Hanfu outfit while strolling and taking pictures amidst the magnificent architecture, giving you the feeling of being a character in a drama. ✨ How about you? If you visit Qin Palace, would you choose to wear traditional Chinese attire for a full-on photo experience or just enjoy the majestic surroundings in a relaxed way? 😄💭

📍 Hengdian, China ✨ Today, I had the chance to wear a Hanfu and take photos at Hengdian World Studios. This place is a massive replica of ancient China, with an incredibly realistic atmosphere. 👘🏯 ✨ Strolling through the arches, gates, and open courtyards felt like stepping back in time to a real dynasty era. Every corner is picture-perfect, each with its own unique charm. ✨ Besides taking photos, I also got to admire the intricate ancient Chinese architecture, including palaces, streets, and markets. It's perfect for history enthusiasts and photography lovers alike. ✨ How about you? If you visited Hengdian, would you prefer dressing up in period costumes for stylish photos or simply enjoying the replica city and its architecture? 😄💭

#princegongsmansion #beijing #china #museums Step into Beijing’s best-preserved Qing dynasty garden estate—a tranquil escape where historic moon gates meet lotus pond serenity. 🏯 Why visit? • Stunning gardens: Lotus ponds, pavilions, and rockeries perfect for leisurely strolls. • Architectural grandeur: Ornate halls and moon gates showcase imperial craftsmanship. • Cultural oasis: Traditional opera performances in a 200-year-old theater. 📍 Address: Prince Gong’s Mansion, 17 Qianhai West Street, Xicheng District, Beijing ⏰ Open daily: 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM 🎟️ Price: ¥40 (adults) | ¥20 (students) 🌿 Perfect for - Garden lovers | Photography enthusiasts | Families seeking calm

1️⃣ Transportation Guide - Public Transport: - Hangzhou Xiaoshan Airport: Airport shuttle bus directly to Hengdian, frequent departures, ticket price 70 RMB. - Yiwu Airport: Take a bus to the Trade Passenger Station, then transfer to a shuttle bus to Hengdian, operating from 6:00 to 18:30 in a loop. - Hangzhou South Bus Station: Direct bus to Hengdian, ticket price 68 RMB, about 3.5 hours. - Self-driving: Navigate to specific scenic spots such as Hengdian New Yuanmingyuan New Yuanmingyuan, Hengdian New Yuanmingyuan New Changchunyuan, free parking available. 2️⃣ Ticket Information - Spring Garden: Original price 180 RMB, current price 100 RMB (discounts available for online booking). - Summer Garden: Original price 180 RMB, online booking prices vary by identity. - Combined Ticket: Spring Garden + Summer Garden, original price 238 RMB, online booking 218 RMB (other identities have corresponding discounts). 3️⃣ Opening Hours - Spring Garden, Autumn Garden: 08:00-17:00, last entry at 16:30. - Summer Garden: Daytime 08:00-16:00, Nighttime 17:00-20:00. 4️⃣ Highlights - Spring Garden: Based on the "Forty Scenes of Yuanmingyuan," showcasing the style of the imperial royal garden. - Summer Garden: Romantic and charming, blending Chinese and Western styles, featuring exquisite buildings from multiple countries. - Autumn Garden: Gentle and elegant, water-themed, with a large cultural and museum center. - Winter Garden: Rustic garden, the daily governance, recreation, and residence place of Emperor Kangxi. 5️⃣ Practical Tips - Dress: Comfortable shoes are recommended as the park is large and requires walking. - Sun Protection: August is hot, so sun protection measures are advised. - Guided Services: It is recommended to hire a guide or rent an audio guide to deeply understand the history and culture of the park. 6️⃣ Food Recommendations - Shanglu Wontons: Thin skin, large filling, delicious taste. - Nanma Meat Pie: Crispy texture, juicy filling. - Dongyang Womian: Chewy noodles, rich broth. - Radish Cake: Pan-fried to golden crisp, a common snack. - Braised Pork with Preserved Vegetables: Perfect combination of preserved vegetables and pork belly. - Zezi Tofu: Smooth texture, delicious flavor. 7️⃣ Accommodation Recommendations - Hengdian Chengyi Hotel (Film City Branch). - Hengdian Lanjing International Resort Hotel. - Hengdian Lanpu Light Luxury Art Resort Hotel. 8️⃣ Notes - Before purchasing tickets: Please carefully read the ticket purchase instructions and understand the discount policies. - Special concession tickets: Original ID must be presented for ticket inspection. - Tickets: Admission requires the visitor’s own ID for ticket inspection. - Opening hours: Pay attention to opening and ticket inspection times to avoid missing entry. 🌟 Summary Hengdian New Yuanmingyuan is a theme park combining history, culture, and modern technology, suitable for family outings. Whether strolling through the imperial gardens or experiencing exotic styles, it will make your trip full of fun.

📍 Qin Palace, Hengdian World Studios, Zhejiang Province, China ✨ Qin Palace is one of the most iconic film sets within Hengdian World Studios, built as a full-scale replica of the Qin Dynasty imperial palace. Walking through its massive gates feels like stepping straight into a historical drama. ✨ Towering red walls, stone courtyards, and wide ceremonial steps create a powerful atmosphere. It’s easy to imagine emperors, warriors, and court officials moving through these grand spaces. ✨ The palace complex is huge—perfect for long strolls, dramatic photos, and even re-enactments. Many visitors rent traditional costumes to fully immerse themselves in the experience. ✨ Keep an eye out for live performances or staged parades that bring the ancient world to life with music, banners, and traditional rituals. It adds a fun, interactive element to the visit. ✨ Morning or late afternoon visits are best for avoiding the heat and getting softer light for photos. Wear comfy shoes—the grounds are vast—and don’t rush. This place is meant to be wandered. #chinatravel

Visiting the Qin Palace Studio at Hengdian World Studios felt just like walking into a real costume drama. The palace was huge, detailed, and incredibly well-designed. It truly felt like stepping into a drama scene. I had so much fun exploring the area and taking photos of the grand set. I even had the chance to watch a real drama being filmed right next door, which made the whole experience even more exciting and surreal. If you're a fan of Chinese dramas or historical sets, this place is a must-visit. Such a fun and unique experience. I didn’t want to leave! 🎬🏯📸#hengdianworldstudios

📍 Hengdian, Dongyang ✨ This time we visited China, we had the opportunity to visit Hengdian World Studios, which is a Chinese drama studio. So, we took the opportunity to dress up in Hanfu to take pictures at the beautiful places like in the series. ✨ There are quite a few rental shops to choose from, both at the entrance of each location and near the hotel. We chose a shop that was not too far from the hotel so that we wouldn't waste too much time traveling. ✨ The staff at the shop were quite lovely, helpful and gave good advice. The only problem was that they couldn't communicate in English, so we used a language translation app. If you want it to be easy, I recommend that you bring a reference for the shop to help you see what kind of clothes you want, what kind of makeup and hair you want. The shop might not have the exact style you're looking for, but they'll help you find the style that's closest to what you want. ✨ It took us about 1 hour to get our makeup, hair, and clothes done. The shop was very professional and did our makeup and hair very quickly. They helped us choose hair accessories that match our outfits to make them look really cute. ✨ If it's cold, we can also borrow a blanket to keep us warm. The fabric is a bit heavy, but it's good for keeping us warm and windy. ✨The total cost for makeup, hair and dress rental is about 800 baht per person. The shop will ask for a deposit for the dress and will refund it when we change it back. #TravelChina

🌟Highlights: The Qingming Riverside Landscape Garden Film and Television Shooting Base is based on the famous Song Dynasty painting "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" by Zhang Zeduan. After thorough research on the city of Kaifeng, Song Dynasty architecture, and painting materials, combined with the needs of film and television shooting, the base was built in December 1998 after a year of construction and huge investment. ❤Recommended Reasons: Covering an area of 500 acres, the base is divided into nine scenic areas, each relatively independent yet interconnected, forming a magnificent and enchanting whole. The main attractions in each area have unique styles, offering endless fun and subtle charm. The painted boats are exquisite, the memorial archways stand tall, and the flowers are in full bloom. Ascend the towering Jingmen City Gate Tower to overlook the entire base and the distant Hengdian city. The Bian River meanders from east to west through the city, its clear water shimmering. The riverbanks are shaded by willow trees, swaying gracefully in the breeze. Schools of fish swim in the clear river, and the bridges are uniquely spectacular. Walking on the Rainbow Bridge, spanning 40 meters in length, 11.5 meters in width, and 5.8 meters in height, feels like walking on a rainbow to heaven, truly refreshing and breathtaking. From the Kaifeng Mansion to the Cai Tong Xiangfu, every building, with its high-pitched corners, flying eaves, and rich colors, will dazzle you and leave you in awe. 📍Detailed Address: Qingming Riverside Landscape Garden Road, Hengdian Town, Dongyang City, Jinhua City, Zhejiang Province 🕙Opening Hours: 8:00–17:00 📝Tips: CNY 165 per adult

🎬 Hengdian World Studios (横店电影城) The world's largest Chinese film studio and a 5A-level tourist attraction 🎬 Located in Hengdian City, Zhejiang Province, not far from Yiwu, the interior has almost all of China's cities from different eras in the same area. The Forbidden City is a 1:1 scale. ⏰Open from 8:00 am to 4:30 pm. If you have time, there is a cable car at the back to see a bird's eye view of the city. 💸Admission fee starts at 180 yuan. 🚗 Traveling from "Yiwu" to "Hengdian", take the red line Jinyidong Line ( 金义东线 ) from International Trade Center Station (国际商贸城 Station) Exit C, get off at Ming & Qing Dynasty Palaces Station ( 明清宫 ), exit at Exit C, sit without changing trains, the fare is about 9 yuan. #横店电影城 #Hengdian #HengdianWorldStudios #Yiwu #yiwu #yiwuchina #义乌 #China #TravelChina #TakeYouToTravel #TakeYouToEat #yiwutravel

No wonder Hengdian's snow scenes are so popular, they're beautiful! Even though it's man-made, it's still beautiful. The Lotus Pavilion, originally in Guangzhou Street, has moved to the Palace of the Qin King! Even though I went to the wrong place, it was still a good fit. ⛰[Attraction Guide] 📍Detailed address: Hengshan Village, Hengdian Town, Dongyang City, Zhejiang Province 🚗Transportation: Take a taxi or walk! 🕙Opening hours: 8:30–16:30 (summer) 8:30–16:00 (winter) 💰Ticket price: CNY 180 🌟Highlights: 1. Qin and Han architecture, with magnificent palaces, towers every five steps, pavilions every ten steps; winding corridors, high eaves, each embracing the terrain, competing for beauty. 2. The main palace, "Four Seas Return to One Palace," stands majestically, tall and straight, fully expressing the grandeur of Emperor Qin Shihuang's unification of the six states and the world. The beehive water whirlpool stands tall, with countless layers. 3. The ninety-nine steps symbolize the return to one, with "nine" being a lucky number, symbolizing good fortune and longevity. The homophone of "nine" is "long," and the Qin King hoped for endless virtue, long-lasting national fortune, and a long life.

How to Play at Chimelong Qingyuan? Check Out This 2-Day Itinerary!👋 I went to Chimelong Qingyuan during the Spring Festival holiday. Here is a fresh 2-day itinerary. If you plan to travel with kids, make sure to save this itinerary. Day 1: Arrive at Chimelong Qingyuan Forest Kingdom - Check in - Visit the three theaters and the parade (with proper time management, you can visit them all) - After dinner, take the kids to play at the Sacred Tree Park in the hotel Day 2: Enter the park and start from the left - Parrot Rainforest - Monkey Island - Central Lawn - Giraffe Grassland - Sky Exploration - Lion Mountain - Steam Train through Africa - Bug World - Kangaroo Jungle - Elephant Valley - Parrot Rainforest ✅ Take the steam train to see the grassland, about half an hour: Qingyuan chicken, elephants, giraffes, hippos, birds, and other animals. The area is large, but there are not many animals. There is a commentary throughout the journey. ✅ Bug World has 6 rides, and there are only 2 rides for children under 1.2 meters. ✅ You can feed ring-tailed lemurs on Monkey Island, but there are no gloves, so parents and children need to be careful when feeding. ✅ There is a bird show on the Central Lawn. ✅ Giraffe Castle Hotel, we chose a family room, which is full of giraffe elements. Kids will love it. The Sacred Tree Park is so fun that kids don't want to leave. The area is large and fun. Overall, Chimelong Qingyuan is worth visiting. It is larger and wilder. However, the park has just opened, and there are still some areas that need improvement, such as the room has some smell, although not very strong. The giraffe viewing area in the hotel garden has no animals yet, and the animal viewing area on the way to the Lion Ferris Wheel is not well arranged. I look forward to the park's continuous improvement and can't wait to visit again.

It's not that the Forbidden City is unaffordable, but that Hengdian World Studios is more cost-effective. You have to visit Hengdian at least once to see the grandeur of the Palace of the Qin Emperor. Experience the deep sea of the Palace of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Enjoy the evening breeze on Guangzhou Street and the scenery on Hong Kong Street. Watch the stunning performances and check in at the scenes from TV dramas. - 🚌Travel Guide High-speed train🚄: Direct to Hengdian Station Plane🛫: Fly to Hangzhou Xiaoshan Airport/Yiwu Airport, then transfer to a high-speed train to Hengdian Self-driving🚗: For self-driving travelers, parking at the scenic spot is very cost-effective, only CNY10 per entry and exit. 🗓Itinerary D1: Palace of the Qin Emperor - Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival - Dream Valley D2: Palace of the Ming and Qing Dynasties - Guangzhou Street and Hong Kong Street 📸Check-in Spots ✔Palace of the Ming and Qing Dynasties Most Qing Dynasty dramas, such as "Empresses in the Palace", "Palace", "Story of Yanxi Palace", and "Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace", were filmed here. As a fan of "Empresses in the Palace", you must check in at the same scenes. ✔Palace of the Qin Emperor It is a replica of the main palace of the Qin Dynasty - Xianyang Palace. The Palace of the Qin Emperor is magnificent, and costume dramas such as "The Legend of Mi Yue", "Nirvana in Fire", and "Joy of Life" were filmed here. ✔Guangzhou Street and Hong Kong Street Republic of China-style streets, with different atmospheres during the day and night, but I think the night is more beautiful and fun, with a feeling of walking into a movie. 🎫Ticket Information It is recommended to buy a joint ticket, which is easy to buy on major platforms. You can enter the park in seconds by swiping your ID card, and electronic tickets are also OK!

🌟Highlights: The immersive experience project "Famous Painting Revived" is located in the Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival Scenic Area, one of the classic scenic areas of Hengdian World Studios. It integrates tourism, leisure, and film shooting, and is built based on the painting "Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival" by Zhang Zeduan, a painter of the Northern Song Dynasty. There are more than 120 Song-style buildings, recreating the prosperous scenes and folk customs of Tokyo, the capital of the Northern Song Dynasty, a thousand years ago. ❤Recommended reason: Based on the "Famous Painting Revived" event in the Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival Scenic Area of Hengdian World Studios. Since its launch last year during the Qingming Festival, Hengdian World Studios has used film and television techniques to revive the famous scenes of "Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival" through real-life scenes, with hundreds of NPCs dressed in Song costumes passionately performing the street scenes of the Song Dynasty. Walking among them, visitors can feel as if they have traveled through time and space, experiencing the vibrant Song culture up close. 📍Detailed address: No. 138, Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival Road, Hengdian Town, Dongyang City, Jinhua City, Zhejiang Province 🕙Business hours: 8:00–16:30 📝Tips: The ticket price is CNY 180 per person

This is the birthplace of Qing Dynasty dramas, Hengdian World Studios' Ming and Qing Palace Garden. The scenic area covers 1500 acres and has been the filming location for many movies and TV series such as 'The Twins Effect,' 'Curse of the Golden Flower,' 'The Deer and the Cauldron,' 'Palace,' 'Empresses in the Palace,' 'Scarlet Heart,' and 'Palace II.' 📍Navigation: Hengdian World Studios' Ming and Qing Palace Garden 🚌Public Transportation: From Dongyang city center, take the Jinyi East City Rail directly to the Ming and Qing Palace Garden scenic area 🚗Self-driving: From Dongyang city center, it's over 20 kilometers, approximately 30 minutes. Parking is available at the entrance of the scenic area ⏰Opening hours: Monday to Sunday 8:00-17:00

Today I want to share with you a super exciting trip to Hengdian! Hengdian is not only China's film and television capital, but also a tourist destination full of history and culture. 1. Along the River During the Qingming Festival Address: Hengdian Film and Television City, Hengdian Town, Dongyang City, Zhejiang Province Recommended reason: It recreates the prosperous scene of Bianjing during the Northern Song Dynasty, with quaint buildings and bustling streets, as if taking you back to ancient times. This place is very suitable for shooting ancient style blockbusters. Tips for taking photos: Best time: Morning or afternoon, avoiding the strong midday sun. Photo poses: Wearing ancient costumes, strolling in the streets or standing on the bridge, showing the ancient style. 2. Palaces of Ming and Qing Dynasties Address: Hengdian Film and Television City, Hengdian Town, Dongyang City, Zhejiang Province Recommended reason: This is a 1:1 restoration of an ancient Chinese imperial palace, which is magnificent. It is used to shoot the main scenes of palace dramas and is very suitable for shooting costume blockbusters. Tips for taking photos: Best time: Morning or evening when the light is soft and there are fewer tourists. Photo poses: Wear gorgeous palace costumes and take photos in front of the palace, or take a leisurely walk in the palace gardens to create a feeling of court life. 3. Guangzhou Street and Hong Kong Street Address: Hengdian Film and Television City, Hengdian Town, Dongyang City, Zhejiang Province Recommended reason: The street scenes of Guangzhou and Hong Kong in the late 19th and early 20th centuries are restored here, which is an excellent place to take photos in the style of the Republic of China. The streets and buildings full of history make you feel as if you are back in that era. Tips for taking photos: Best time: All day long, avoid peak hours. Photo pose: Wear cheongsam or Republic of China style clothing, walk on the street or sit in front of a cafe, showing elegance and retro style. 4. Red Army Long March Expo City Address: Hengdian Film and Television City, Hengdian Town, Dongyang City, Zhejiang Province Recommended reason: This place is based on the theme of the Long March of the Red Army and restores the difficult years of the Red Army. Rich historical scenes allow you to take photos full of historical and commemorative significance. Tips for taking photos: Best time: Morning or afternoon when the light is softer. Photo poses: Wear Red Army uniforms, take photos in historical scenes, or salute in front of a monument to express respect for history. 5. Qin Palace Address: Hengdian Film and Television City, Hengdian Town, Dongyang City, Zhejiang Province Recommended reason: This is the filming location for many blockbusters such as "Hero" and "Curse of the Golden Flower". The majestic palace buildings and magnificent scenery make it an ideal place to shoot costume blockbusters. Tips for taking photos: Best time: Morning or evening when the light is soft. Photo poses: Wear ancient costumes in the style of the Qin and Han dynasties, strike a heroic pose in front of the palace, or overlook the panoramic view from the palace wall to show your majestic presence.

Hengdian World Studios is a large-scale comprehensive film and television tourism theme park integrating film and television shooting, sightseeing and leisure entertainment. Here is a guide to Hengdian World Studios: Ticket Information •Single-day tour: Adult ticket 278 yuan, student discount ticket 199 yuan, special ticket for citizens of Jinhua/Shaoxing/Lishui/Taizhou 199 yuan. •Multi-day tour: 2-day tour, choose any 3 scenic spots for 430 yuan; 3-day tour, Dream Valley + choose any 4 scenic spots for 510 yuan. •Annual pass: Family annual pass 898 yuan, student annual pass 498 yuan. Main Attractions •Qin Palace: 195 yuan, including scenic performance show. •Qingming Shanghe Tu: 185 yuan, including scenic performance show. •Ming and Qing Palace Garden: 175 yuan, including scenic performance show. •Guangzhou Street·Hong Kong Street: 185 yuan, including scenic performance show. •Mengwai Beach Film and Television Experience Resort: 190 yuan, including scenic performance show. •Mengquan Valley Hot Spring Resort: 190 yuan, large-scale health and leisure vacation tourism project. •Yuanming New Garden·Spring Garden: 175 yuan, including scenic performance show. •Yuanming New Garden·Summer Garden: 175 yuan, including scenic performance show. •Pingyan Cave Mansion Scenic Area: 95 yuan, including round-trip cable car. •Film and Television Industry Park: 118 yuan, valid all year round, available during holidays. •Spring and Autumn Tang Garden Filming Base: 158 yuan, valid all year round, available during holidays. Practical Tips •Book tickets online in advance to get a discount. •Arrange the order and time of your visit according to your personal interests and time. •Pay attention to weather changes and dress accordingly. •Wear comfortable shoes in the scenic area, as you will need to walk for a long time.