You must visit the century-old royal garden

The Summer Palace, a gem of ancient Chinese royal gardens! It was once the summer palace of the Qing Dynasty emperor and is one of the most intact royal gardens in China today. Hidden within this grand garden are many astonishing secrets and stories. If you're afraid you won't understand it, hire a scholar as a guide. During the explanation, I learned that the origin of the Summer Palace can be traced back to the 18th century, when Emperor Qianlong built this garden to commemorate his mother. Its design was inspired by the water towns of the south, filled with the rich characteristics of southern gardens. It has the world's largest royal Buddhist temple - Baolin Temple, and the ancient and magical corridor - Nine Bend Bridge, every step is filled with the breath of history. In addition to the beautiful scenery, the Summer Palace also has an amazing secret: the Golden Urn Stone Boat. This is a boat built to imitate the palace of the Ming Dynasty. It is the largest and most exquisite palace boat in ancient China. On this boat, you can feel the luxury and beauty of the ancient royal family. Each scenic spot has its own cultural history, and each trip has its own charm.