The Palace Museum

1. Guilin (Suitable travel time: 4-10 months) The landscape of Guilin is a unique existence in many people's hearts. The mountains and waters complement each other and form their own style. They are all natural and untouched by human hands, the most natural beauty. 2. Suzhou (Suitable travel time: 3-5 months) 'Heaven above, Suzhou and Hangzhou below', in the historic alleys of Suzhou, accompanied by the green-grey brick walls. Walking with parents, talking about recent life, and childhood fun, is a great joy in life. 3. Xiamen (Suitable travel time: 3-5 months and 10-11 months) Together with parents, holding hands and walking slowly on the clean streets of Xiamen, watching the scenes that once appeared on the big screen, the scenes in the movie are also interesting. 4. Chengdu (Suitable travel time: 3-6 and 9-11 months) This is a place with a slow pace and a leisurely city life, which is a good place to travel with parents. 5. Chongqing (Suitable travel time: 3-5 months and 9-10 months) The pace of life in the Sichuan and Chongqing region has always been slow. In such a city, even the restless heart can calm down. Just walk into a teahouse, brew a pot of fragrant tea, and spend time with a small dish of melon seeds. 6. Dali (Suitable travel time: 3-5 months) The beautiful scenery here is also extraordinary. Looking at the sea to the east and climbing the mountain to the west, Cangshan and Erhai, the former as the base and the latter as ink, that is a beautiful painting. 7. Xi'an (Suitable travel time: 9-11 months) There are thousands of years of ancient capitals here, through the wind and frost, many dynastic changes, the passage of time, the traces left behind, go to any scenic spot, you can dig out a lot of historical stories. 8. Beijing (Suitable travel time: 5.9.10 months) Go to Beijing with parents, watch the solemn five-star red flag slowly rise, see the majestic Forbidden City, climb the long and majestic Great Wall with a long history

Step back in time and immerse yourself in the grandeur of Chinese history at The Palace Museum, also known as the Forbidden City, in Beijing! This majestic complex, situated in the heart of the city, is a UNESCO World Heritage site and a treasure trove of imperial architecture and cultural artifacts. The Palace Museum is enormous, covering an area of 72 hectares. It houses a vast collection of over 1.8 million artifacts, including imperial treasures, ancient artworks, and cultural relics spanning thousands of years. From delicate porcelain and ancient calligraphy to stunning paintings and royal costumes, each exhibit tells a story of China's rich heritage. So if you want to have a thorough trip, you may need to spend one or two days here. Tips: 1️⃣ Wear comfortable shoes, as the palace complex is expansive and requires a fair amount of walking. 2️⃣ Consider hiring a knowledgeable guide or audio guide to gain deeper insights into the history and significance of the various buildings and exhibits. 3️⃣ Visit during weekdays or non-peak hours to avoid crowds and have a more immersive experience.

📍Beijing I didn't manage to get tickets to the Forbidden City, so I went to Jingshan Park to satisfy the craving. The ox-tongue pastries from Daoxiangcun are very tasty, with a hint of pepper. The milk skin yogurt is very thick in texture, look for Ziguangyuan. I've eaten the fatty duck from Quanjude. 🦆 I visited Yonghe Temple, the Zhajiang noodles were very chewy. There wasn't enough time to visit many attractions, looking forward to seeing BEIJING again

The magnificent Forbidden City in Beijing carries hundreds of years of historical and cultural heritage, like a dazzling pearl. Stepping into the Forbidden City, it feels as if you have traveled through time and space to the world of royalty. The vermilion palace walls stand tall and imposing, and the golden glazed tiles dazzle under the sunlight, with each building exuding an aura of grandeur. Following the central axis, you can look and listen as you go, listening to the explanations and learning about the deeds of each palace, observing these palaces that have witnessed countless historical moments. The decorations inside each hall are exquisitely beautiful, resplendent with gold and splendor, making one marvel at the ancient craftsmen's ingenious work. The palaces of the Forbidden City are not only architectural masterpieces but also a vast treasury of art. Inside, there are many gorgeous and exquisite paintings and calligraphy, each bearing the memory of history and the heritage of culture. The garden landscape of the Forbidden City is also unique. In the Imperial Garden, pavilions, terraces, artificial mountains, flowing water, and exotic flowers and plants create a tranquil and elegant atmosphere. Here, you can experience the comfortable life of the ancient royals, stroll leisurely, listen to the commentary, and understand history. The Forbidden City is not only an outstanding representative of ancient Chinese architectural art but also an important symbol of traditional Chinese culture. It makes everyone who comes to the Forbidden City marvel at its splendor and elegance. Wandering in the Forbidden City, understanding it step by step, admiring it step by step, feeling the superb skills of ancient craftsmen, feeling the inheritance of history, take your time, take some photos, and enjoy the magic of the Forbidden City.

Touring the Palace Museum still leaves one in awe. Red walls and black tiles, with the play of light and shadow. Magnificent and splendid, with an imposing atmosphere. Despite the vicissitudes of time, its beauty remains undiminished. Each pause and stay is deeply captivating by the Palace Museum. Newly visited the Ningshou Palace Garden, this secret garden of the emperor truly reflects Qianlong's lifelong pursuit of art. ⚠️Tips: 1️⃣Be sure to remember to book in advance and bring your ID. If you can't ensure early entry into the Palace Museum, definitely choose the afternoon entry time. Morning tickets only allow entry before 11 am, while afternoon tickets are valid after 11 am. I chose a morning ticket and almost couldn't get in. 2️⃣Entry is only through the Meridian Gate! 3️⃣The most photogenic colors are white, black, or low-saturation tones~

The Forbidden City (Chinese name: Gugong, 'the Former Palace', 故宫) was the palatial heart of China. Constructed in 1420, during the early Ming Dynasty, it is China's best-preserved imperial palace, and the largest ancient palatial structure in the world. The Forbidden City is an imperial palace complex of the Ming and Qing dynasties in Beijing, China. As one of the five most important palaces in the world, the grand halls and walls proudly display the essence and culmination of traditional Chinese architecture, fitting for the capital city of the world's largest nation. #urbanexplorer #themeparks#nationalpark#lakes#beaches#infinitypool

Taking advantage of the weekend, I made a trip to the Forbidden City. Although it's early summer, the daytime in Beijing is already scorching hot🌞~ Here's a route guide for a cool visit to the Forbidden City, avoiding direct sunlight and enhancing the visiting experience👇 📍Summer Cool-Off Route: Enter from the Meridian Gate, turn left➡Wuying Hall➡Eighteen Locust Trees➡Ice Cellar➡Cining Palace Garden➡Longzong Gate➡Jingyun Gate➡Huangji Hall➡Ningshou Palace➡Yangxing Hall➡Leshou Hall➡Juanqinzhai➡Imperial Garden➡Exit from the Shenwu Gate This route is also summarized by the official, highly recommended👍 ⭕Other Tips 1️⃣There are several restaurants in the Forbidden City, two are recommended ✔️Wanchun Jinfu Afternoon Tea 📍Location: East side of Kunning Palace ✴️Highlight: Aesthetic afternoon tea, the tableware and offerings match the atmosphere of the Forbidden City very well. Especially suitable for taking photos and checking in. ✔️Forbidden City Restaurant 📍Location: Kunning Palace (next to the afternoon tea) ✴️Highlight: Specializes in Western fast food, with hot dogs, chicken wings, chicken legs🍗. ✔️Ice Cellar Restaurant 📍Location: Cining Palace ✴️Highlight: Specializes in Chinese and Beijing-style simple meals, such as Zhajiang noodles, beef rice, braised noodles, etc. 2️⃣Basic Information Tips 🔹Enter the Forbidden City with an ID card, it's very inconvenient without one! 🔹Only the Meridian Gate is open for entry, do not go to other gates. 🔹There are many people queuing to enter in the morning and at noon, it is recommended to go in the afternoon 🔹Entry stops at 16:30, manage your time well.

The Forbidden City, the corner tower, the river, the wild geese, Beijing here is simply the earthly beauty of the blue sky and yellow leaves 😝 The beauty of the combination of rigidity and softness in Eastern ancient architecture is even more prominent under the blue sky and white clouds ☁️, showing the ancient majesty. The classic photo 📷 spot is at the northwest corner outside the Forbidden City, no need to go into the Forbidden City Museum 😯 Just outside the moat of the Forbidden City, you can directly locate 📍 to the Shenwu Gate of the Forbidden City, which is the north gate of the Forbidden City, turn right ➡️ about 100 meters, when you get there you actually don't need to look for it, the place where the cameras 📹 are piled up is right 🤪

🏯 Forbidden City Time Travel, Emperor Experience Day Tour! The heart of Beijing, the Forbidden City, is not only a trace of history but also a treasure of culture. Walking among the red walls and golden tiles, it feels like traveling back to ancient times, brushing shoulders with emperors of the past. 😎 1️⃣ The magnificent halls inspire awe and respect; 2️⃣ The exquisite court paintings, the details are breathtaking; 3️⃣ The beauty of the royal gardens, every step reveals a unique view; 4️⃣ A collection of cultural relics and treasures, each with its own story; 5️⃣ Tourists in Hanfu add an ancient charm; 6️⃣ The historical anecdotes from the audio guide are lively and interesting. After a day's tour of the Forbidden City, I feel like I've become a time-traveling traveler. Here, history is no longer distant, and culture is within reach. Are you curious about the Forbidden City? Come and explore with me! 🔍

A grand snow scene quietly descended upon Beijing in winter. The fluttering snowflakes danced dreamily in the air, as if the world was covered by a white veil of snow. In this cold season, the Forbidden City seemed to transform into a long-slumbering dynasty, sealed by ice and snow, waiting quietly and solemnly for the moment of awakening. Walking on the square of the Forbidden City, stepping on the crisp snow, it felt like returning to an ancient time and space. The antique buildings appeared even more dignified and luxurious in the silver-dressed environment, with the glazed tiles on the roofs and the snowflakes on the flying eaves and arches adding a touch of silver light, resembling a palace in a fairyland. It was as if one could hear the footsteps of ancient emperors, steady and majestic, summoning everyone who came here to immerse themselves in the long river of history. Large swathes of snow covered the courtyards and corridors of the Forbidden City. The white snowflakes added a touch of purity to the originally red walls and yellow tiles of the Palace Museum, as if caressing the imperial city that had endured the vicissitudes of time. In front of Tiananmen, the red flag fluttered in the wind, guarding the residence of the emperors for a thousand years, while the snowflakes gently landed on the flagpole, bringing a sense of peace and solemnity to the place. Entering the Forbidden City, walking through the snow-white stone paths, the tranquil atmosphere seemed to freeze time in the ancient past. The precious artifacts preserved in glass cases also seemed to slumber in the winter's cold wind, quietly waiting for the admiration of visitors. From one corner to another, each exhibit was like a moving painting, even more colorful against the backdrop of the snow.

The Forbidden City, this ancient and mysterious palace🏛️, carries hundreds of years of Chinese history and culture. The Beijing Forbidden City, also known as the Imperial Palace, began construction in the fourth year of Yongle of the Ming Dynasty (1406) based on the Nanjing Imperial Palace. It was completed in the eighteenth year of Yongle (1420) and became the imperial palace for twenty-four emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties. The Beijing Forbidden City is one of the largest and most well-preserved wooden structure ancient building complexes in the world, and it is also the largest royal palace. The Forbidden City is a scenic spot that requires slow exploration and deep experience! Feel the vicissitudes of six hundred years and embark on a journey of three thousand miles to the splendor of the capital. Choosing the right time to visit the Forbidden City is essential, traveling through the years for the distant scenery, pausing to look back, leaving behind the gentleness of a world apart. 🌸Five-Day Tour Strategy for the Forbidden City in Spring🌸 👉DAY1: First Encounter with the Forbidden City—Push open a door, spanning two dynasties and three generations over six hundred years 🌺On the first day, of course, you should visit the main attractions of the Forbidden City! The Hall of Supreme Harmony, the Hall of Central Harmony, and the Hall of Preserving Harmony, feel the majestic aura of the ancient emperors! Don't forget to take photos in front of the halls~📸 👉DAY2: Exploring the Corners of the Forbidden City—Look at the red bricks and green tiles, locking away the grace of many women 🏮On the second day, delve into some of the lesser-known spots in the Forbidden City. Visit the East and West Six Palaces and feel the mysterious atmosphere of the inner court. You can also take a walk in the Imperial Garden, admiring the beautiful flowers and garden landscapes🌸. 👉DAY3: Cultural Experience—What opens is the Forbidden City, what locks is the Imperial City 📚On the third day, participate in the cultural activities of the Forbidden City! You can watch calligraphy and painting exhibitions, cultural relics exhibitions, and learn about ancient Chinese art and history. Or join a traditional handicraft workshop and experience the charm of court craftsmanship firsthand~✂ 👉DAY4: Tasting Forbidden City Cuisine—Red walls and yellow tiles, accompanied by delicious food 🍜On the fourth day, try the cuisine of the Forbidden City! Visit the snack shops around the Forbidden City and taste Beijing's special pastries, Zhajiang noodles, and other traditional delicacies. You can also dine in the restaurants within the Forbidden City and enjoy a royal feast~🍽 👉DAY5: Shopping and Leisure—Guard a city, witness a lifetime of prosperity 💰On the last day, you can stroll around the commercial streets near the Forbidden City and buy some souvenirs with the Forbidden City's characteristics. If you're tired, you can sit in a nearby cafe or teahouse, relax and unwind~☕ For families visiting Beijing for the first time, it is suitable to find a private custom small group, with an all-inclusive price for food, accommodation, and travel, for a super worry-free Beijing travel experience😀

The most popular immersive check-in at the Forbidden City is to dress up in Qing dynasty costumes and then explore. Of course, it's necessary to first visit the various palace treasures on display for their cultural significance. If you're coming with your best friend, it's a good idea to look up a photo studio online and book in advance, and don't forget to also reserve your tickets for the Forbidden City. Get your makeup done early in the morning. Once at the Forbidden City, you can start with a photo shoot, which should take about 1.5 hours if all goes well. Since the photo studio operates like an assembly line, the photographer will take you directly to various scenic spots for shooting, saving you the trouble of finding the right angles yourself. After the shoot, take your time to stroll around, and it's best to listen to a guided tour. &Outfit ·Purple regular attire ·Black queen's robe