What places are worth visiting in the ruins-like Daming Palace?

The Daming Palace has witnessed the rise and fall of China's thousands of years of history. Even if it becomes ruins, the historical culture and value it contains will not disappear. This may be the reason why we often visit various scenic spots and historic sites. After all, as Chinese people, we like traveling not only because we want to see it when it is most prosperous, but also to see what it looks like after its decline is also helpful for us to understand the rise and fall of history.

Then let me introduce the places worth visiting in Daming Palace.

Longshou Canal, this is a grand canal in the Ming Dynasty. A layman might think it's just an ordinary canal, but it's worth studying by archaeologists and historians. There are many plants planted next to the canal, which is also a beautiful scenery.

Daming Palace, when you come to Daming Palace Ruins Park, you must watch the night view of Daming Palace. At night, the Daming Palace is brightly lit, making the entire palace even more impressive.

Tai Chi Palace, Tai Chi Palace is one of the three major attractions in Daming Palace Ruins Park. This is a large palace with five gates. When the light is turned on at night, it is very stylish and brighter.

Xingqing Palace, Xingqing Palace is surrounded by water, with many green plants and beautiful scenery. Xingqing Palace is a wooden palace, its style reveals ancient charm, and the craftsmen made it lifelike.

Of course, I just introduced some scenic spots in Daming Palace from my own perspective. If you want to travel to Daming Palace, you can go there with confidence. I also believe there will be more attractions to attract you. Moreover, after the Daming Palace was abandoned, the country also devoted its energy to restoring the original ruins as much as possible. Time can destroy a building, but the historical significance it displays cannot be forgotten by us people.