Capture the vastness of the Forbidden City without the crowds like this

There are many shooting spots in the Forbidden City. When choosing a spot, consider the lighting and background to achieve the desired effect. To capture large scenes, try to shoot during less crowded times, such as an hour before closing, to avoid the disturbance of crowds and get more satisfying photos. Below are some recommended spots👇🏻 . 📷Shooting spots: 1️⃣Inner Golden Water Bridge Right after entering the Meridian Gate, a classic spot, especially beautiful at sunset with the Golden Water River. 2️⃣Hall of Supreme Harmony Includes the area around the Hall of Supreme Harmony, especially the south side railing, suitable for shooting panoramas or portraits, very imposing. 3️⃣East side of the Hall of Supreme Harmony's southern platform You can shoot towards the east to capture the China Zun, with a spectacular background. 4️⃣Zhongcui Palace A classic spot right at the entrance that you must shoot. 5️⃣Kunning Palace The red walls on both the east and west sides, suitable for both panoramic and medium shots, can avoid crowds. 6️⃣Imperial Garden Beautiful when the flowers are in bloom, with pavilions and red walls that are great for shooting. . 🚇Subway: Tiananmen East Station, Exit B ⏰Opening hours: 8:30～17:00, closed on Mondays, clearing starts at 16:30 🎫Ticket: 60 yuan during peak season, 30 yuan during off-season, 20 yuan for audio guide rental, tickets should be booked online in advance, and it's best to book tickets for Saturdays and Sundays one week in advance 🚪Entrance and exit: Enter through the Meridian Gate, check tickets and enter with ID card. Exit through the Gate of Divine Prowess