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Open today at 08:30-17:00(Admission ends at 16:00)
Recommended sightseeing time:4-8 hour
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No. 4, Jingshanqian Street, Dongcheng District, BeijingMap
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The tour guide Xiaoqian said by Xiucai was very patient and explained the historical background and allusions corresponding to the Forbidden City carefully. The whole process is not compact and the time is reasonable. It is very suitable for partners who want to know the Forbidden City in depth.
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Most tourists who visit Beijing for the first time consider the Forbidden City a place they must see. The Forbidden City, known as Gugong in Mandarin, once served as the imperial palace for 24 emperors during the Ming and Qing dynasties. It is a symbol of ancient China. Although it is no longer China's political center, you can still feel its former glory once you are surrounded by the high walls in the courtyard. Its long history has left behind many precious architecture and cultural relics, making it one of modern China's most important cultural heritages.
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Traveling Tips for The Palace MuseumStep 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.VisitAsia18
5 Things to Know Before Going to Beijing5 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.diplomatical_leona65
Beijing welcomes you📍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 againWellnessRetreats
Come to the Forbidden City in Beijing to experience the unique charm of Chinese redPlease, guide! Please, guide! Please, guide! 1️⃣ Take a taxi to Donghuamen, walk a few hundred meters to the Meridian Gate, and queue up to check tickets to enter the Forbidden City (I went on a Sunday morning, and the queue was about 10 minutes) 2️⃣ Just past the security check, you will see the guide service counter (there are windows on both the left and right sides of the Meridian Gate), where you can rent audio guides and live guides (I do not recommend renting audio guides, as many are said to be broken, and they might suddenly stop working at some attractions, but it's a long way back to the service counter, and it's very troublesome to return halfway to exchange the device) 3️⃣ Here's an important note! Go directly to the window shown in picture 2 to queue up! The number of guides is limited, and you may see a sign on the window saying 'No guides available at the moment,' but be patient. We entered the Forbidden City at 10:30 and waited for 20 minutes before a guide arrived! 4️⃣ Attention! Make sure to hire an official guide from the Palace Museum, not a third-party one. The content they speak of is based on verifiable historical facts, and they won't tell those exaggerated 'made-up' stories! The guides will also share many interesting stories from the palace, but they use very precise language and never treat unofficial history as official history, which is quite suitable for parents who want to teach their children history. You don't have to worry about the content being dull, because the affairs of the emperor's family are truly never boring! The service attitude is particularly good, and they are very welcoming to questions, not only actively answering them but also always concerned about whether we missed any content! (The guide we hired was Mr. Bai, and I hope you also have the chance to meet Guide Bai, who is very nice) We took the 2.5-hour route along the central axis, the West Six Palaces, and the Treasure Gallery (recommended by the guide as the most classic), and the whole journey was very enriching, completely different from aimlessly wandering in the Forbidden City! 7️⃣ The price is really not expensive, for the 7 of us, it totaled 390, averaging 55 yuan per person! For this price, with personal service, it's better than eavesdropping on a tour, and it's very conscientious! (If you are in a small group, you can find others to join you on the spot)OLIVE COHEN
A dreamy night return to the Forbidden City! The Palace Museum welcomes the flying snow, with white snow lining the red wallsA 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.CARLY GONZALEZ
Forbidden City Portrait｜Step by Step Shocking Liu Shishi Ruoxi Same Style Qing Palace PhotoIn 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😘NoahO Donnell0811
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Forbidden CityThe 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#infinitypoolBeachbabe34
Forbidden City Time Travel, Emperor Experience Day Tour! The heart of Beijing, the Forbidden City🏯 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! 🔍KIAN PENA
The Palace Museum has become one of China's most important cultural heritagesThe Palace Museum, as one of the important representatives of China's historical and cultural heritage, has experienced hundreds of years of historical changes. Since its establishment in the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, the Forbidden City has undergone several renovations and expansions, becoming a comprehensive museum integrating palaces, cultural relics, and historical culture. The establishment of the Palace Museum is closely connected with China's history and culture. During the Qing Dynasty, the Forbidden City became the place where the emperor lived and handled government affairs, and it was also the place where the royal family held various ceremonies and activities. At the same time, the Forbidden City is also a symbol of the last feudal dynasty in Chinese history, with extremely high historical and cultural value. In modern times, the Palace Museum has become one of China's most important cultural heritages and one of the world's famous museums. The cultural relics and cultural heritage of the Forbidden City are not only important representatives of Chinese history and culture, but also the common wealth of all mankind. Therefore, the protection and inheritance of these cultural heritages have become the mission and responsibility of the Palace Museum. In conclusion, the historical legacy of the Palace Museum is not only an important representative of Chinese history and culture, but also the common wealth of all mankind. By protecting and inheriting these cultural heritages, we can better understand China's history and culture, and better carry forward the spirit of Chinese civilization.Logan.Morris^2813
The Forbidden City's Secret Realms, the Grand Unveiling of the Royal Treasures! Hey, dear friends, did you know?🎯The Forbidden City's Secret Realms, the Grand Unveiling of the Royal Treasures! Hey, dear friends, did you know? Beneath those ancient red walls and yellow tiles, a plethora of royal secrets are hidden! 🏰 Today, I'm going to take you all on an adventure to discover the hidden treasures of the Forbidden City, let's go~ 📜First, we have to mention those inconspicuous exhibition rooms. Don't be fooled by their plain appearance; inside, they house rare treasures, such as Emperor Qianlong's beloved items—various jade seals and gem-encrusted treasures, each shining with the domineering aura of 'I am the state'! 🖼️Next, those deep and secluded corners of the palace are the real witnesses to history. Take, for example, the centuries-old locust tree behind the Cining Palace; it's a 'living fossil' that has witnessed countless royal events! 👣Then, don't forget about the labyrinth-like storerooms of the Forbidden City. These are filled with artworks collected by emperors over the generations, some of which have never been exhibited to the public, truly a paradise for explorers! 🔍Finally, let's talk about the mysterious mechanisms of the Forbidden City. Although not every corner has the legendary secret doors and passages, the ingenious architectural structures and hidden designs are a testament to the wisdom of the ancients at every turn. Having shared all this, I'm already looking forward to my next trip to the Forbidden City! What about you? Are there any secret corners of the Forbidden City that make your heart race? Or, do you have any royal anecdotes you're curious about? Come tell me in the comments! 💌JERICHO FIELDS
The Forbidden City in the autumn rainThe 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 snowKATE POWERS1
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The tour guide Xiaoqian said by Xiucai was very patient and explained the historical background and allusions corresponding to the Forbidden City carefully. The whole process is not compact and the time is reasonable. It is very suitable for partners who want to know the Forbidden City in depth.
Xiucai said that Li guide me to the Forbidden City, Li guide has a wealth of expertise, can explain the history, culture and background of the attractions in depth. Warm and thoughtful, patiently answer the questions of travelers, care for the elderly and children, and ensure their trip is smooth. Clear explanation, humorous language, allowing travelers to better understand and integrate into local culture. Great!
The guide Xiaoyan, who Xiucai said, worked hard! The talk was vivid and interesting! With her expertise, careful service and deep understanding of various attractions, we had a great time!
Xiucai said that Qi Dao contacted us one day in advance to meet the time and place. The explanation of the Forbidden City the next day was very meticulous, caring, there were many children in the group, the history stories and traditional culture were particularly wonderful, and it took more than 3 hours without knowing it. It is highly recommended.
A place of interest and monument very suitable for bringing children, hehehe, the second time I brought my brother. I have been here twice in total, and I haven’t seen it every time. I still have to work out and work hard to strengthen my strength. I will look at it carefully for the next four hours. Come on.
As the most iconic building in modern Chinese history, the uneven ground witnessed how many years have changed, experienced several burning, several reconstructions! Everything in the Forbidden City makes people look like a heavy sense of history, the place where Cixi lived makes people feel heavy and atmospheric, and Zhenfei Well reflects the cruelty of the court and even the society at that time! The watches in the clock hall are more sophisticated than the current watch design. I saw the treasures in the treasure hall and knew how extravagant the royal family was at that time, and how small we were ordinary! It is called: how many things are in the past, and how many things are lost, meet and smile!
A very good female commentator, warm, thoughtful, the commentator's intelligent eyes, in the cultural relics upstream, she used approachable language, for the audience to show a dusty historical picture. The narrator not only explained the historical background of the artifacts in depth, but also made the audience have a strong interest in those ancient stories through live examples. The knowledgeable and thoughtful service of the narrators is indeed gratifying, and they are able to present complex exhibits to us in a simple and understandable way, allowing us to learn and gain knowledge in a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere.
中国故宫，紫禁城. The Palace Museum is located at China Beijing capiatal city, signification unique palace . Huge palace museum is formerly China Royal palaces & also named as forbidden City in Beijing