Forbidden City

The Forbidden City, also known as the Purple Forbidden City, is the oldest and most magnificent palace complex in China, and one of the largest and best-preserved ancient wooden structures in the world. Here is a brief introduction to the Forbidden City tour plan: 1. Visit palaces and exhibitions: The Forbidden City has thousands of palaces and corridors, including a series of solemn buildings such as the Qianqing Palace, the Hall of Supreme Harmony, and the Hall of Preserving Harmony. In addition, you can also visit various exhibitions in the Forbidden City, including calligraphy and painting, jade, porcelain, cultural relics, etc., to appreciate the essence of ancient Chinese culture. 2. Enjoy gardens and landscapes: The Forbidden City has beautiful royal gardens, such as Jingshan Park outside the Qianqing Gate and the Pearl Waterway next to the turret. You can stroll in these gardens and feel the tranquility and beauty of the ancient royal gardens. 3. Participate in explanations and cultural activities: The Forbidden City provides Chinese and foreign language guide services, allowing you to better understand the history and cultural connotations of each exhibition area and building. In addition, the Forbidden City also regularly holds some cultural activities and exhibitions, you can choose to participate and learn more about ancient Chinese culture. 4. Shopping and food: There are also some gift shops in the Forbidden City, where you can buy souvenirs or traditional Chinese handicrafts, such as silk products, crafts, etc. In addition to shopping, you can also taste some traditional Chinese palace cuisine and tea snacks in the Forbidden City. It should be noted that when visiting the Forbidden City, it is recommended to understand the opening hours and ticket information in advance to avoid inconvenience caused by some special circumstances. At the same time, in order to have a better experience, it is best to visit on weekdays to avoid the crowd during peak periods.