Exploring The Forbidden City, discover the deep insight into China’simperial past.

#discoverchina#beijing Exploring The Forbidden City (故宫, 紫禁城) in Beijing is one of my bucket lists on my Beijing's itinerary. This iconic historical sites attracting millions of visitors each year, it is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The palace complex possess rich history and majestically architecture. As the former imperial palace of the Ming and Qing dynasties, it offers breathtaking ancient Chinese architecture, grand halls, and intricate designs. This palace complex features a massive scale, with over 980 buildings and 8,000+ rooms, it’s one of the largest palace complexes in the world. As a cultural and history enthusiast, I personally really appreciate its cultural significance, it provides deep insight and knowledgeable into China’s imperial past. ⏩ Houses countless artifacts, including ceramics, paintings, and royal treasures in the Palace Museum. ⏩ The red walls, golden roofs, and marble carvings make for stunning photos. ⏩ Tips for a Better Visit: 👉🏽 Buy tickets online in advance(official WeChat or website) to skip long lines. 👉🏽 Arrive early to avoid crowds especially weekend & holiday. 👉🏽 Rent an audguide or hire a tour guide for deeper insights. 👉🏽 Combine with Jingshan Park for a breathtaking panoramic view of the Forbidden City. ⏩ Admission tickets: During peak season (April to October), a standard adult ticket to the Forbidden City costs RMB 60, while during the off-season (November to March), it costs RMB 40. ⏩ Getting there: 🚊From Beijing Railway Station subway take Line 2 to Jianguomen Station, then transfer line 1 to Tian'anmen East Station, then walk to Forbidden City. 🚌 Bus lines 1, 52, 120 to Tian'anmen East Station then a 20 min walk to Forbidden City. 🚖 Taxis are easy to find nearby, but be prepared for traffic jams. 🕰️ The Forbidden City is open daily from 8:30am – 4:30 pm, it closed on every Monday. 📍4 Jingshan Front St, Dongcheng, Beijing, China, 100009.