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.

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 🤪

#2024wish The Forbidden City, also known as the Imperial Palace in Beijing, China, is a breathtaking historical marvel that leaves visitors in awe 😍. As one of the most significant cultural heritage sites in the world, this ancient imperial complex is a must-visit destination for history buffs and architecture enthusiasts alike 🏯. The sheer scale and magnificence of the Forbidden City are mind-blowing. Its intricate architectural details, vibrant red and gold color scheme, and the grandeur of its numerous courtyards and halls make it an unforgettable experience 🤩. Walking through its gates and along the majestic central axis feels like stepping back in time to the days of imperial China. However, it's important to mention that the Forbidden City can get crowded, especially during peak seasons 🌆. It is advisable to arrive early in the morning to enjoy a more peaceful and immersive experience. Be prepared to do some walking, as the palace complex covers an expansive area. But don't worry, the effort is absolutely worth it! Overall, a visit to the Forbidden City is a journey through China's glorious past. It is a cultural gem that showcases the grandeur and artistic ingenuity of ancient Chinese civilization. With its spectacular architecture, rich history and mesmerizing ambiance, it truly deserves its place as a UNESCO World Heritage site 🌍. Experience the Forbidden City, and you will leave with a profound appreciation for the wonders of human achievement and the legacy of a bygone era 🏰✨.#china #mytravelhacks #falltrip #historicallandmarks #localguides

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

The gloomy weather adds a touch of melancholy here The red wall is even more vivid in the gray sky It reminds people of the palace dramas they have watched over the years This was once the 'wall' of many people The fruits on the persimmon tree have begun to ripen The towering ancient trees are still sprouting green leaves The saplings are also quietly growing Regardless of the changes in the years, the natural world has its own survival rules Because of the rain, there are not many tourists on the road Sitting in the restaurant of the Forbidden City, taking a bite of hot rice Watching the pitter-patter raindrops fall into the reflection on the ground In the reflection are the bright red walls and tourists in ancient costumes In a trance, it seems to have traveled to the past When I came back to my senses, the rain had stopped, and it was time to move on Hope to see you again in the snow

🏯 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! 🔍

In 2011, the nationwide hit Step by Step Shocking💥 made me always like Liu Shishi's portrayal of Maertai Ruoxi💕. Her appearance is very temperamental. In the early stage, she was a quirky and hardworking thirteen sister. In the later stage, she was a deep palace empress who was depressed in her heart (although she was not formally canonized). It is really a fine costume drama. The fourth master is restrained and affectionate, the eighth master is gentle and jade-like. I am not a fan of the fourth master or the eighth master, my favorite in my heart is Lin Gengxin's portrayal of the fourteenth master. I will always remember that he brought her favorite hibiscus cakes🌺 to Ruoxi who was kneeling in the rain☔️. Classic famous scenes haha. Taking a set of portraits in the Forbidden City is still very meaningful. When I look at these photos many years later, I will remember that when I was young, I was Ruoxi in the Forbidden City for a morning😘

Visiting Beijing's iconic landmarks promises a captivating journey through China's rich history and culture. Begin at the awe-inspiring Forbidden City, a sprawling imperial palace showcasing imperial grandeur. Wander through Tiananmen Square, a vast public space with historical significance. The majestic Temple of Heaven offers serene surroundings and ancient rituals. Ascend the Great Wall, a testament to human perseverance and engineering prowess, providing breathtaking views. Explore the Summer Palace's tranquil gardens and lakes, reflecting traditional Chinese landscaping. The Lama Temple, a Tibetan Buddhist monastery, offers spiritual insight. Lastly, immerse yourself in the vibrant hutongs, narrow alleyways revealing Beijing's authentic local life. Each landmark unveils a unique facet of China's past and present. #freehotelstay #historicallandmarks #localguides

5 Things to Know Before Going to Beijing I look forward to winter in Beijing the most, walking through the hutongs with a smoky aroma, eating candied haws and watching people come and go in the hutongs. 1️⃣Transportation tips: Direct flight from Shanghai to Beijing, 300 yuan. Beijing has Beijing Capital Airport and Daxing Airport. The Capital Airport is closer to the city, recommended. You can reach the city area by 3 subway stations. 2️⃣Accommodation tips: I like Xicheng District, which has a very old Beijing feel. There are many quadrangles here. I live in a hutong on Yan Dai Xie Street, the feeling of an old courtyard, and I can chat with the old men when I go out in the morning. 250 yuan per night. 3️⃣Tour tips: Tiananmen, Forbidden City, Jingshan Park, Yan Dai Xie Street, Nanluoguxiang, Bird's Nest, Water Cube, Badaling Great Wall. This route is very suitable for friends who are visiting Beijing for the first time. Tiananmen and the Forbidden City are together, and you need to queue up to enter. The Forbidden City ticket is 40 yuan. Jingshan Park is a hillside park overlooking the panoramic view of the Forbidden City, with a good view, recommended. The ticket is 2 yuan. Yan Dai Xie Street and Nanluoguxiang are both centuries-old historical districts. Many famous hutongs are here, where celebrities gather and there are many snacks and delicacies. The Bird's Nest and Water Cube, take subway line 8, get off at the Olympic Sports Center, the ticket is 78 yuan. The Badaling Great Wall, the ticket starts at 35 yuan, the Great Wall is in the suburbs, and it takes a day to visit. 4️⃣Food tips: Recommend Baozang Roast Duck Restaurant, Liu's Restaurant, it's crispy and can be dipped in white sugar. About 200 yuan for one, and there are many Beijing special dishes. Qixun Baizhao Hutong Cuisine, Beijing cuisine in the old hutong, retro style, recommended almond tofu. Average 100 yuan per person. Huguo Temple Snacks, a must-visit halal snack shop in Beijing, with baked buns, pea yellow, donkey rolls, etc. Average 20 yuan per person. 5️⃣S2 train tips: The S2 train is a beautiful sightseeing train route, and it is also the most cost-effective transportation from the city to the Great Wall. The starting station is Huangtudian Station to Yanqing Station, passing through Nankou Station and Badaling Station. The round trip to the Great Wall is 14 yuan.

Go to the Forbidden City in Beijing! Don't follow the online strategy route!! If you want to relax and get beautiful photos, keep reading!! We first checked in at Tiananmen! It's very shocking but remember not to stay too long! Because the Forbidden City is really beautiful and can't be beaten! Then after entering from the Meridian Gate, just walk and take pictures along the right route without jumping around!! If you are not prepared to stroll for a day, just listen to the advice... 1 Remember to make a reservation in advance! Otherwise, they won't let you in!! 2 Keep walking on the right, the most photo spots and fewer people! If you have enough time, enter the Treasure Museum and the Clock Museum! 3 The Forbidden City is mostly symmetrical and similar in structure! So don't worry about missing beautiful places on the left! If you have enough energy and are prepared to listen to the explanation, it's another matter 4 The Forbidden City is crowded all year round! If you really want to check in at a place with too many people, let the tool man take pictures from a high angle! 5 The Corner Tower Coffee that comes out of the Shenwu Gate is a good choice! It's very beautiful and good for taking pictures! It's really hard to wait for Wanchun Jinfu!! 6 After visiting the Forbidden City, remember to go to Jingshan Park to overlook the whole view of the Forbidden City as shown in Figure 11 Because it's really shocking! You will be amazed by the panoramic beauty! The Forbidden City in winter really seems to have a costume drama filter!!

You must visit the Forbidden City! Experience the vicissitudes of six hundred years and share the three thousand miles of Beijing. The Forbidden City in Beijing, also known as the Purple Forbidden City, began construction in the fourth year of Emperor Yongle of the Ming Dynasty (1406), based on the Nanjing Forbidden City, and was completed in the eighteenth year of Yongle (1420), becoming the palace of twenty-four emperors of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The Forbidden City in Beijing is one of the largest and best-preserved ancient wooden structure complexes in the world, and the largest royal palace in the world. It is a national AAAAA tourist attraction and was listed as the first batch of national key cultural relics protection units in 1961; it was listed as a World Cultural Heritage in 1987.