THE SUMMER PALACE - Beijing, China 🇨🇳

Intro - Famous as one of the largest and most beautiful royal gardens in the world, the Summer Palace (or Summer Palace) located in the suburbs of Beijing, China, is a hidden gem in the middle of the bustling urban area. This place is not only an ideal destination for tourists to explore the unique architecture of China but also a symbol of the prosperity and cultural quintessence of the Qing Dynasty. Getting There - Summer Palace is located in Haidian District, a suburb of Beijing, about 15 km from the city center. To get to Summer Palace, visitors can take the subway, taxi or bus. For subway: take Metro Line 4 and get off at Beigongmen Station, then exit the station from Exit C, walk about 3 minutes to reach the North Gate of the Palace. For bus: some routes to Summer Palace: 303, 331, 332, 346, 384, 394, 563, 584, 594, 601. Or take Sightseeing Bus Line 3, then get off at Beigongmen Station. Attractions - Located along the banks of the poetic Kunming Lake, the Long Corridor is the longest corridor in classical Chinese gardens with a length of more than 700m, divided into 273 separate rooms, considered a "muse" hidden in the middle of the magnificent Summer Palace. This place not only plays the role of connecting massive architectural works but is also a unique artistic masterpiece, bringing visitors extremely impressive experiences. The special highlight of the Long Corridor is the more than 8,000 colorful paintings painted on the hanging beams along the corridor. These paintings depict historical figures, natural landscapes, flowers and birds, giving visitors the feeling of being lost in a vibrant art world. The beautifully designed promenade allows people to enjoy the beautiful scenery and exquisite artwork while strolling through it. Whether you are sightseeing or admiring the paintings, the promenade is a must-see attraction in the Summer Palace. Hotel - Beijing Four Seasons Royal Garden International Hotel Restaurant- Dechangyuan Restaurant #autumnbeauty #localguides #historicallandmarks