The travel strategy of the Palace Museum includes matters needing attention such as time arrangement and travel route.

One-day tour of the Forbidden City in Beijing-Recommend a one-day tour route of the Forbidden City.

The Forbidden City covers an area of 720,000 square meters, with a construction area of about 6.5438+0.5 million square meters. There are more than 70 palaces here, so if you want to visit the emperor's residence, give yourself a day. Do your homework, fill books with historical knowledge of Ming and Qing dynasties, and add pictures and plots lingering in your mind in TV dramas, and you can start your own journey through. After all, in such a big Forbidden City, we still have to look at it three points and listen to it seven points. Otherwise, even a cursory tour will easily lead to visual fatigue. However, the Palace Museum in Nuoda has many tourist routes. Here, I want to share with you four regular tourist routes:

Route 1 (yellow arrow in the picture): Wumen-Hall of Supreme Harmony-Zhonghe Hall-Baohe Hall-Gan Qing Palace-Jiaotai Hall-Kunning Palace-Royal Garden-Shenwumen.

Route 2 (green arrow in the picture): Chenggan Palace-Yonghe Palace-Ren Jing Palace-Yan Xi Palace-guanyin temple on Waidong Road-Treasure Hall-Royal Garden on the East Line of the Central Axis.

Route 3 (blue arrow in the picture): Central Axis Military Department-Cining Palace-Shoukang Palace-Taiji Hall-Yikun Palace-Palace of Gathered Elegance-Royal Garden.

(All three routes will pass through the three halls in front of the Forbidden City. )

Route 4 (purple at noon): Yanchi Building at noon.