Introduction of scenic spots in the Forbidden City

Introduction of scenic spots in the Forbidden City

The Forbidden City, located in the center of China, was the imperial palace of China in Ming and Qing dynasties. It is also the largest existing palace-style building in China and one of the largest ancient wooden structures in the world.

There are many scenic spots in the Forbidden City, the most famous of which are the following:

First of all, the palace architecture of the Forbidden City is one of the representatives of traditional architecture in China, with unique architectural style, exquisite decoration and rich cultural connotation. Each palace has its own unique features, such as Hall of Supreme Harmony, Wumen and Gan Qing Palace. They not only have high architectural value, but also represent the politics, culture and lifestyle of China feudal society.

Secondly, the treasures of the Forbidden City are also one of the must-see spots for tourists. The Palace Museum has a large number of precious cultural relics, such as calligraphy and painting, ceramics, jade, bronzes, lacquerware, treasures and ancient books, which reflect the essence of China's ancient culture and are the treasures of the Chinese nation.

In addition, the gardens of the Forbidden City are also one of the attractions that can't be missed. The garden art of the Forbidden City is one of the representatives of traditional gardens in China. Its exquisite design and beautiful layout combine natural beauty and artificial beauty, which makes people feel the unique charm of ancient gardens in China.

Finally, the Treasure Hall and the Bell Tower of the Forbidden City are also one of the must-see attractions for tourists. Treasure Hall and Clock Hall collect a large number of precious cultural relics and ancient clocks and watches, which reflect the essence of China's ancient culture and technology and are the treasures of the Chinese nation.

When visiting the Forbidden City, visitors are advised to follow a certain route and fully experience the history and culture of the Forbidden City. Generally speaking, visitors can start their tour at the noon gate, then visit the Hall of Supreme Harmony, Gan Qing Palace, Treasure Hall and Bell Tower in turn, and finally end their tour at the Imperial Garden.