Yihe Pavilion is one of the buildings in the middle road of the back area of Ningshou Palace in the northeast corner of the Forbidden City. There is Leshou Hall in the south and Jingqi Pavilion in the north. There is a corridor between the pavilion and the pavilion, forming an I-shaped hall. Yihe Pavilion is 7 bays wide and 1 bay deep, with a single-eaved hip roof covered with yellow glazed tiles. There are 5 porches on the front eaves and 3 porches on the back eaves. Except for the front eaves porch, all other rooms have corridors. The front eaves porch and the east and west secondary rooms are open, forming a deeper front corridor. The east and west side rooms are equipped with board walls, and the south side is a sill wall and a supporting window. There is a sundial on the left side of the platform in front of Yihe Pavilion. The platform is connected to the corridor and connected to Leshou Hall. There are glazed flower beds on both sides of the corridor. There are corridors on both sides of the pavilion connecting Leshou Hall, and the corridor walls are inlaid with Jingshengzhai Tie stone carvings.
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The Yihexuan is located in the Palace Museum. The interior of the palace is very elegant. It is said that it was the place where Qianlong rested. There are two large jade carvings on display.
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Show More ReviewsYihe Pavilion is one of the buildings in the middle road of the back area of Ningshou Palace in the northeast corner of the Forbidden City. There is Leshou Hall in the south and Jingqi Pavilion in the north. There is a corridor between the pavilion and the pavilion, forming an I-shaped hall. Yihe Pavilion is 7 bays wide and 1 bay deep, with a single-eaved hip roof covered with yellow glazed tiles. There are 5 porches on the front eaves and 3 porches on the back eaves. Except for the front eaves porch, all other rooms have corridors. The front eaves porch and the east and west secondary rooms are open, forming a deeper front corridor. The east and west side rooms are equipped with board walls, and the south side is a sill wall and a supporting window. There is a sundial on the left side of the platform in front of Yihe Pavilion. The platform is connected to the corridor and connected to Leshou Hall. There are glazed flower beds on both sides of the corridor. There are corridors on both sides of the pavilion connecting Leshou Hall, and the corridor walls are inlaid with Jingshengzhai Tie stone carvings.