The Forbidden City, as one of the most representative historical and cultural heritage of China, carries a thousand years of history and history.

The best way to visit the Forbidden City

The Forbidden City, as one of China's most representative historical and cultural heritage, carries a thousand years of history and prosperity. When you come to Beijing, how can you miss this magnificent Forbidden City?

Route Map:

Noon-Gate -Taihe-Gate -Taihe-Gate -The Hall of Supreme Harmony -The Hall of Supreme Harmony -The Hall of Supreme Harmony -The Hall of Supreme Harmony -The Hall of Supreme Harmony -The Palace of Qianqing- Qianqing Palace - Jiaotai Hall - Kunning Palace - Imperial Garden - Jingyang Palace - Bell and Drum Tower - Shenwu Gate

Essential Sights:

1. Hall of Supreme Harmony: one of the most famous buildings in the Forbidden City, where the Ming and Qing emperors held their great ceremonies, must be visited.

2. Qianqing Palace: where the emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties lived, visitors can appreciate the exquisite layout and magnificent decorations of the palace.

3. Imperial Garden: the royal garden of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, visitors can appreciate the essence of ancient garden art.

4. Bell and Drum Tower: one of the landmarks of the Forbidden City, overlooking the entire Forbidden City, visitors can enjoy the full view of the Palace.

5. Treasure Hall: displaying a large number of precious relics and artworks, it is a must-see place for tourists.

Peking Duck: one of the must try food in Beijing, recommend to go to Quanjude to taste it.

Fried Sauce Noodle: one of the traditional food in Beijing, recommended to go to Old Beijing Fried Sauce Noodle King to taste.

Bean Juice Jiao Rings: a traditional breakfast in Beijing, recommended to try at Taoxiangcun.

Forbidden City Cultural and Creative Products: Various cultural and creative products with the theme of the Forbidden City, such as souvenirs, clothing, stationery, etc., which are perfect as gifts for friends and relatives.

Traditional handicrafts: there are many traditional handicrafts stores in the Forbidden City, such as cloisonné, porcelain, enamel ware, etc., which are both collectible and very ornamental.

Beijing specialties: such as Peking duck and pastries from Taoxiangcun are very worthwhile Beijing specialties.

Practical Tips:

The Forbidden City is huge, so it is recommended to plan your route and time in advance so that you don't miss the important attractions.

Try to avoid going on holidays and weekend rush hours so as not to affect the tour experience with too many people.

Smoking is prohibited in the Forbidden City, so be careful not to violate the relevant regulations.

Respect the cultural relics and monuments, do not touch or damage any of them.

In the scenic area, pay attention to take care of personal belongings and carry items.

In case of emergency or in need of help, you can contact the staff of the scenic spot or call 110 police.