Tuanhe Imperial Palace Ruins Park
Tuanhe Imperial Palace Ruins Park is a cultural tourism attraction.
The park is located four kilometers east of Daxing New Town and is the only imperial garden in southern Beijing. Tuanhe Imperial Palace was built in the 42nd year of Emperor Qianlong's reign (1777 AD). It was once the largest imperial palace in Beijing and a "Jiangnan-style garden" constructed during the Qianlong era, with its most representative structures including Xuanyuantang, Handaozhai, Qinghuaitang, Yijianxuan, Jinghongting, and Zhuyuan Temple. Tuanhe Imperial Palace was the last imperial palace built by Emperor Qianlong and embodies the best features of imperial palace architecture.
Source: Beijing Municipal Commission of Tourism Development
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