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Peace Garden

China has one of the most UNESCO heritage sites, which also contributes to its rich history dating back to 2000 years ago. Here is the thing about another UNESCO site, that was once built as a retreat during summers for Kings 🤴 and Queens 👸 ; which leads to the name of it also The Summer palace 🏯 (颐和园) in Beijing. This garden is perfectly designed to blend with plants, lake and their pathways; thus the name Peace 🍂 garden. It is a perfect symbolization of landscape design of garden that reflects Chinese cultural heritage too. This park is divided into Kunming lake, longevity hall and marble boat🛶 . Must do things will be to visit the top of the main palace and then the boating in the lake. So better plan your visit in Summer to suit the name too 😋 #beijingtravel #yiheyuan #historicculture#culturalattraction#themepark#nationalpark#lakes

The Summer Palace, Beijing

The Summer Palace influences the mind into creating imagery of picnics and lazy bumble bees in the sun, blooming roses and a warm summer breeze. Visiting in winter left a lasting impression, with the sunset reflecting off of the iced lake as the air became more and more cold. Beautiful. #smelltheroses#christmastrip#happynewyear#wintergetaway#awesomepic#nationalpark#naturalwonders#summervacation#hikingtrails#hotelstay#urbanexplorer

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The Summer Palace in Beijing | Red lanterns hang high along the Long Corridor

The Long Corridor of the Summer Palace is 728 meters long, with a total of 273 sections and 548 pillars. The Long Corridor is renowned for its exquisite architecture, winding design, and richly decorated paintings, making it the longest corridor in ancient Chinese architecture and gardens. As the Spring Festival approaches, the red lanterns along the Long Corridor of the Summer Palace have been hung high, and the festive atmosphere in the garden is becoming increasingly strong. 🏞Attraction: The Long Corridor of the Summer Palace in Beijing 📍Address: No. 19, New Gongmen Road, Haidian District, Beijing, inside the Summer Palace 🎫Ticket: Off-season main entrance ticket is 20 yuan 🚇Transportation: Take the subway line 4 to Xiyuan Station C1 exit, then transfer to bus 437 to the Summer Palace New Gongmen Station (Summer Palace New Gongmen). Beijing Travel | The Summer Palace in Beijing | The Long Corridor of the Summer Palace | Ordinary Photography | My Private Travel Routes | Daily Photography

Summer Palace | A Royal Garden

Stroll through it to enjoy the scenery of lakes and mountains, ancient architectural complexes, and famous old trees, and feel the tranquility and elegance of the ancient royal gardens. The Summer Palace is also an important carrier of Chinese history and culture, where one can appreciate the cultural heritage and historical legacy of the Chinese nation. 📍: No. 19, New Gongmen Road, Haidian District, Beijing 🎫: 20 (Students 10) 🔴The Long Corridor The longest corridor in the world, with its beams and rafters carved with stories from the Four Great Classical Novels and the Tale of the Eight Immortals crossing the sea. 🔴The Tower of Buddhist Incense Situated on Longevity Hill, it overlooks the Seventeen-Arch Bridge. Facing Kunming Lake to the south, Empress Dowager Cixi once prayed and burned incense here. 🔴The Marble Boat At the end of the Long Corridor by the lakeside, there is a large stone boat, symbolizing 'clear seas and peaceful rivers,' the only Western-style architecture in the Summer Palace. 🔴The Grand Theatre One of the three major theatres of the Qing Dynasty and the largest in scale. It consists of a three-story opera building and a two-story dressing building. 📝Tips: ✔️The restrooms in the Summer Palace are crowded but relatively clean, and there is hot water for washing hands. ✔️There is a subway station right at the entrance of the Summer Palace, but parking is difficult if driving; the parking lot opposite the North Palace Gate is usually full, and you are advised to park near the New Palace Gate, where there are P6 and P7 parking lots. ✔️The attractions of the Summer Palace are concentrated in the north, and basically, each shop is fenced off. ✔️The Summer Palace is vast, and touring it requires considerable physical effort.