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With the opening of high-speed trains, it is now possible to easily reach Chengde from Beijing in just one hour, and take day trips to World Heritage Sites such as summer resorts and outer temples.Chengde CityIt is located in the Yanshan Mountains, 230 kilometers northeast of Beijing.Because it is close to Beijing and is surrounded by mountains, it is relatively cool in the summer, so it became a summer palace during the Qing Dynasty, and magnificent buildings such as summer resorts and the Eight Temples were built there.The summer resort (including Sohachimyo) was registered as a World Heritage Site in 1994.The high-speed train opened in January 2021, making it possible to take a day trip from Beijing.Summer resort (Hishosanso)It is also known as Chengde Imperial Palace or Tinghe Palace, and is located in the north of downtown Chengde.Construction began in the 42nd year of Kangxi (1703) of the Qing Dynasty and was completed in the 55th year of Qianlong (1790). It has over 110 buildings on a site of 5.64 million square meters, which is twice the size of the Summer Palace in Beijing and eight times the size of the Forbidden City, and is the largest extant imperial villa in China.It is divided into two parts: the palace area and the garden scenic area, and the garden scenic area is further divided into three parts: lakes, plains, and mountains.Wenjin Pavilion, located in the Yuan Scenic Area, once housed the ``Siku Quanshu'' and the ``Collection of Ancient and Modern Books'', and is one of the ``Four Pavilions'' along with Wenyu Pavilion in the Beijing Forbidden City, Wenyuan Pavilion in Yuanmingyuan, and Wen Jing Pavilion in the Shenyang Palace. It was the library building of the imperial family, collectively known as ``.''Additionally, on the plains is the Wanjuyuan Garden, where the Kangxi and Qianlong emperors entertained kings, nobles, and envoys from other countries. I will set it.The Palace District is a summer resort called the Summer Palace, where the emperors of the Qing Dynasty spent the summer months of each year conducting political affairs. Emperor Jiaqing died here in 1820, and Emperor Xianfeng fled here in 1860 and died the following year.Inside the mountain villa, there are the ``Thirty-Six Views of Kangxi'' established by Emperor Kangxi and the ``Thirty-Six Views of Qianlong'' established by Emperor Qianlong. Each view changes throughout the four seasons, and the eight temples surrounding the mountain villa are beautiful. Together they make a spectacular view. GaihachibyoIt is a general term for Tibetan Buddhist temples built by the Qing Dynasty on the east and north sides of summer resorts. "Outside" refers to the outside of the summer resort, and at that time, Tibetan Buddhism was deeply ingrained among the Mongolian and Tibetan ethnic groups, and the reconciliation of ethnic groups through Tibetan Buddhism was an important policy for the Qing Dynasty. For this reason, many Tibetan temples were built in this area, and many senior monks were invited from Tibet and Mongolia.─Funeiji TempleIt is the northernmost of the Eight Temples. It is also called the Great Buddha Temple because of the large wooden carved Buddha statue.Founded in the 20th year of Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty (1755).The site covers an area of ​​23,000㎡ and combines the styles of Han and Tibetan temples.In addition, the Tibetan-style Mahayana Pavilion is 36.7 meters high and has six floors, and enshrines a standing mud-gold statue of the Bodhisattva Thousand-Eyed, Thousand-Armed Kannon. The statue is made of marquetry of pine, oak, elm, cedar, and oak, and is 22.23 m high, 15 m around the waist, and weighs approximately 110 tons.It is the largest wooden carved Buddha statue in the world. ─ Putuo Zongjyoshi TempleIt is located to the west of Sumerofukujuzhi Shrine.Founded in the 36th year of Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty (1771).It was built to entertain kings and nobles of various ethnic groups during the celebrations of Emperor Qianlong's 60th birthday (35th year of Qianlong) and Empress Dowager's 80th birthday (36th year of Qianlong).``Putuo Sojo'' is a Chinese translation of the Tibetan word ``Potala'', so it is also called Obuda La Palace.Construction began in the 32nd year of Qianlong (1767), and it took more than four years to build, modeled after Budala Palace of Lhasa in Tibet, and is the largest of the Eight Temples.The layout of the temple takes advantage of the topography, with buildings scattered here and there, gradually increasing in height from south to north, and is extremely varied.The Daikodai, which forms the center of this temple, is majestic, with a height of 42.5m and a width of 59.7m between pillars, giving it the feeling of surpassing the sky.

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Go by high-speed train! World Heritage Site [Chengde] Day trip to summer resorts and outer temples (Puning Temple, Little Potala Palace, etc.) Lunch included <Japanese guide/1 person departure/Departure from Beijing>