Mandalays city centre is home to the last dynasty of Myanmars tributary dynasty. It is a place like the Forbidden City in Beijing. It is a deep red palace wall and a moat. Of course, compared with the splendid atmosphere of the Forbidden City, Mann The Dreux Palace is far less spectacular than the Forbidden City. Today, the Mandalay Palace was rebuilt on the original site by the local government. It was completed in 1996. Most of the area is still stationed by the Burmese army. The only ones open to the tourists are the ones of the palace. The palace is popular among locals. The place where I visited a lot of locals visiting the palace, young and old, I dont know how they felt when they visited the old palace of the old royal family. Maybe its the same with our visit to the Forbidden City. The old Wang Xietang Qianyan, flying into the ordinary The home of the people. Tips Tickets: Mandalay Palace requires tickets to enter, you can buy a Mandalay City Scenic Pass for 10 per person (valid for five days), from the Imperial Palace Dongdaemun. The highlight that can't be missed: You can climb the watch tower with a height of thirty-three meters and climb the 120-level staircase to see the entire palace. In addition, the palace has many beautiful windows and doors, suitable for taking pictures.