What are the must-see attractions in Hengdian - Recommended attractions

If you go to Hengdian, are you ready to visit? In fact, Hengdian has many beautiful attractions. Below, the editor will give you a brief introduction to some must-see scenic spots. These scenic spots are really the best places to visit when going to Hengdian. A must-see attraction, highly recommended. Ming and Qing Palace Gardens

The Ming and Qing Palace Gardens were built on the basis of the Palace Museum at a ratio of 1:1. It is said that in order to build it, 13 small peaks were blown up. In fact, most of the scenes of Qing palace dramas in the past 30 years have been taken over by Hengdian.

After "The Last Emperor" was released in 1987, the Palace Museum closed its door to internal photography, and various theater troupes moved to other places. Later, the palace gardens of the Ming and Qing Dynasties also came into being.

There are too many classic plays in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, from "The Palace", "The Legend of Zhen_Zhen", "Bu Bu Jing Xin", to the "Story of Yanxi Palace" and "Ruyi's Royal Palace in the Royal Palace" in recent years. 》are all shot here. .

There are several ways to tour the palaces of the Ming and Qing Dynasties: the most classic is the central axis route, followed by the east-west tour route. If you are short of time, you can walk carefully.

The central axis starts from Chengtian Gate, then to Meridian Gate, and then to Taihe Hall and Qianqing Palace. The Qianqing Palace is the place where the emperor lived in the early days and has a dragon chair. Ordinary people can put on dragon robes and take photos. Clothes and photos cost at least 200 yuan at a time. After passing through the Qianqing Palace, you officially enter the harem, such as the Kunning Palace where the queen lives. There are also Shufangzhai, Yanxi Palace, Yikun Palace, Chuxiu Palace, etc.

In the palace, even the beverage cabinets of Nongfu Spring were consciously changed, otherwise it would be unworthy of the palace’s style. The Royal Garden here is unlike other palaces, it is relaxing. There are rockeries, pavilions and quiet paths in the garden. In addition to the core of the Forbidden City architecture, there are old Beijing residences on both sides of the palace.

When shooting, the scene will be set inside. Most of the time, the building is empty and can only be admired from the outside. Many old houses that disappeared in Beijing have reappeared in Hengdian.

Various performances will be performed in the palace from morning to night. These performances not only make the visit to the palace more exciting. "Forbidden Ceremony", "Eight Flags Horse Battle", "Float Parade", "Secret Play of the Qing Palace" and so on.

Wearing a mask is required during the epidemic. The masks of the actors here are all customized by the palace. If it’s a rainy day, the “Flower Parade” will turn into the “Qing Palace Secret Drama”, which is also a very exciting form. If you want to take pictures in the palace, it is recommended to bring antique clothes. It is also available for rent in the palace, but the quality is not very good. "Along the River During the Qingming Festival"

"Along the River During the Qingming Festival" restores the appearance of folk houses in the Song Dynasty. The park itself is based on the long scroll "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" by the Song Dynasty painter Zhang Zerui. Of course, there are also some small changes to consider for shooting needs.

After seeing the royal life in the palace, go to ordinary people's homes to experience the urban life. Along the River During the Qingming Festival shows the leisurely life of people in the Song Dynasty. The most classic works shot here include "Legend of Sword and Fairy", "Ancient Sword and Fairy Tales", and "Know or Not". Although it is comparable to the palace, it is still stylish enough.

I particularly like the market flavor of the River Scene during the Qingming Festival. Walking on the path full of lanterns, there are restaurants and shops on the roadside. Although it is fake, the atmosphere has been fully entered. The hawker's cries in the brain-boosting TV series bring you back to the Song Dynasty in an instant and feel the fiery taste of life.

The most valuable performance is "Bianliang A Dream". The main content of the performance is ancient juggling, interspersed with plots. After reading this article, you will know how "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" was drawn. Next to Yimeng in Bianliang, there is a museum telling the story of the Song Dynasty. It turns out that Hangzhou cuisine comes from the north.

It is also good to visit museums. The basic necessities of the Song Dynasty were concentrated in a small space. They eat Dongpo meat, play rattles, collect pottery and porcelain, and write Song poetry when they are in a good mood. Qin Palace

Qin Palace is one of the most popular places in Hengdian.

Speaking of the story of building this palace, it is very arbitrary. It was specially built for Chen Kaige's epic masterpiece "Jing Ke Assassins the King of Qin". The prototype of the imitation is Xianyang Palace, the most important palace of the Qin Dynasty.

As soon as you step into the palace, you feel like you are walking in a historical picture. In front of you is a gray palace, and in your ears is the background music of historical blockbusters.

The palace of King Qin is very impressive. When I was wandering around, what came to my mind were "Nirvana in Fire" and "The Legend of Mi Yue". You can even follow the path of Hu Ge and Sun Li to visit the Imperial Palace

The main hall of the Qin Palace is called the "Four Seas Return to One Hall". You need to climb 99 steps to get there. This level of splendor is unusual, especially in the context of the times.

In addition, many movies with the theme of the Three Kingdoms seem to be set in the palace of King Qin, such as "Secrets of the Three Kingdoms: Hidden Dragon in the Yuan". There are even better 5D movies here than Disney’s Beyond the Horizon. For example, "Empire".

Another 5D movie is "The Dragon Emperor", which is even more exciting, with special effects of dynamic speed cars and terrorist pursuits. Old Summer Palace

Old Summer Palace is divided into: New Old Summer Palace (Spring Garden), New Evergreen Garden (Summer Garden), Xinqi Spring Garden (Autumn Garden), and New Evergreen Garden (Winter Garden).

The Spring Garden alone was enough to keep me running for several hours, but I still couldn’t finish it. There are 45 gardens here. Currently, in Beijing, what you can see are the burned remains, while Hengdian has restored the Old Summer Palace before the fire, accounting for 84% of its original appearance, which is roughly the same.

Chinese architecture and Western architecture are displayed in front of everyone in the park. Behind the wall is the Russian church, which has not only changed in time, but also in geography.

The Old Summer Palace itself is a large royal garden, and some rooms are carefully arranged. When you are tired, you can sit down and take a rest, pretending to be living in a Qing Dynasty drama.

There are several quiet corridors in the algae garden, covered with vines. Summer is quiet. There is also a room where you can rent clothes for free. You can pick out your favorite clothes and take photos while walking in the garden.

In addition to traditional Chinese-style buildings, there are also characteristic buildings from eight countries including Britain, France, the United States, Russia, Japan, Germany, Italy and Austria.

Japanese temples and Russian churches exist in the same time and space, a bit like Shenzhen’s Window to the World, but I think the conflict here is more interesting.

The most classic water method in the Old Summer Palace is also here. Here, you can not only recall the cruelty in history, but also marvel at the beauty of the Old Summer Palace.

By the way, here is a great online guide. The system can identify where you want to go. Click the button on the headset to listen to the explanation. The program list of the performance can also be viewed in real time, which is much more convenient than holding a paper map.