The Puppet Emperor's Palace of Manchukuo, Changchun

Below is a travel guide for the Puppet Emperor's Palace of Manchukuo in Changchun: 1. Attraction Introduction: • Museum of the Imperial Palace of the Puppet Manchukuo: A must-see attraction. This is the former palace where Puyi, the last emperor of China, declared himself emperor of the "Manchukuo" state. It also serves as irrefutable evidence of Japan's 14-year colonial rule and invasion of Northeast China. The museum covers a total area of 250,500 square meters, with a building area of 137,000 square meters. It features 50 original exhibits of the Puppet Manchukuo palace, including Jixi Building, Qinmin Building, and Tongde Hall, as well as 2 large-scale permanent exhibitions and 3 special exhibitions. It is definitely worth a visit. • East Imperial Garden and West Imperial Garden: The gardens within the palace offer beautiful scenery, perfect for taking photos. 2. Tour Route: • Recommended route: East Imperial Garden → Calligraphy and Painting Building → Tongde Hall → Jiale Hall → Huaiyuan Building → Qinmin Building → Jixi Building → West Imperial Garden → Imperial Household Department → Racecourse → Greenhouse. 3. Ticket Information: • Adult tickets: 60 CNY/person. University student tickets: 10 CNY/person (student ID required). Military personnel tickets: 20 CNY/person (military ID required). In addition, visitors aged 0–64 can enjoy a discounted ticket price of 30 CNY/person. 4. Opening Hours: • Summer (May 1 to September 30): 8:30 am to 5:20 pm (last ticket sale at 4:20 pm). • Winter (October 1 to April 30 of the following year): 8:30 am to 4:50 pm (last ticket sale at 3:40 pm). 5. Transportation Guide: • Take Light Rail Line 3 (direction: Puppet Emperor's Palace) and get off at the Puppet Emperor's Palace Station. The palace is a 600- to 700-meter walk from the station.