Site of the Puppet Manchukuo Eastern Temporary Palace

Site of the Puppet Manchukuo Eastern Temporary Palace

Site of the Puppet Manchukuo Eastern Temporary Palace

The Eastern Temporary Palace of Puyi is situated in Langtou Town, Dandong City. It is a reinforced concrete structure designed in the Japanese architectural style, facing southeast, and features an overall rectangular floor plan. The site spans 10,000 square meters, with a building area of 2,800 square meters. Construction began in 1940 and was completed in 1943. It was built as a lodging place for Puyi during his “imperial tours” to Andong (now Dandong), designed by Japanese architects and constructed by Chinese workers, blending both Eastern and Western architectural elements.

Protected Area: To the east of the Eastern Temporary Palace up to the surrounding wall, to the south up to the camp access road, to the west up to the circular road around the palace, and to the north up to the camp wall.

Construction Control Zone: Beyond the protected area, an 80-meter zone on the east and north sides, a 20-meter zone on the south side, and the area within the railway on the west side constitutes the Class II construction control zone.

Further Reading:

· Seventh Batch of Cultural Relics Protection Units in Liaoning Province