Forbidden City

This article details the new ticket prices for the Forbidden City, effective March 2024, including peak and off-season prices, as well as adjustments to fees for the Treasure Gallery, the Hall of Clocks, and provides a ticket purchase guide for your convenience.

The Role of Shitennō-jinja Shrine in the Kyoto Imperial Palace Garden

The history of Lutai in the Imperial Garden

Ancient tree species in the Royal Garden

Symbolic elements of the royal garden

Religious Ceremony in the Royal Garden

Design principles of royal gardens in the Qing Dynasty

Imperial Garden in the World Heritage Site

Imperial Garden Cultural Significance

The history and uses of Yangxingzhai

Beautiful views of Phu Bi Pavilion and Cheng Rui Pavilion

The design of Wanchun Pavilion and Qianqiu Pavilion

The role of Qin'an Palace in the Imperial Garden

Royal Garden Cobblestone Mosaic Path

Ancient trees and rock gardens of the Royal Garden

Symmetrical layout of the Imperial Garden of the Forbidden City

Central axis design of the Royal Garden

Restoration of the Imperial Garden in the Qing Dynasty

The Imperial Garden is generally a place for the emperor's concubines to rest and visit.

The imperial garden has the characteristics of closure, symmetry, landscape and functionality. It is a very typical architectural type in traditional Chinese gardens.