Yulantang

Yulan Hall is located on the Kunming Lake in the Summer Palace. It is close to the East Palace Gate. It was first built in the 15th year of Emperor Qianlong's reign (1750). It was rebuilt during the reign of Emperor Guangxu (1875-1908). It was the bedroom of Emperor Guangxu. This is a three-courtyard building. The main hall, Yulan Hall, faces south. The east side hall is Xiafenshi, and the west side hall is Ouxiangxie. All three halls originally had back doors. The east hall leads to Renshou Hall, and the west hall leads to the lakeside pier. The back door of the main hall faces Yiyun Pavilion. After the failure of the Reform Movement of 1898 in the 24th year of Emperor Guangxu's reign (1898), Cixi once imprisoned Emperor Guangxu here. [Name of scenic spot] Summer Palace. [Opening hours] Peak season (4.1-10.31) 6:00-20:00. Off-season (11.1-3.31) 6:30-19:00. 🎫 [Ticket price] Peak season 30 yuan/person; combined ticket 60 yuan/person Off-season 20 yuan/person; combined ticket 50 yuan/person 🚌【Transportation route】 ▪️Transfer from Line 10 to Baguo Station and take bus 74 to "Xinjian Gongmen" station ▪️Transfer from Line 10 to Baguo Station and take bus Xijiao Line to "Yiheyuan West Gate" station

Yulan Hall was originally the place where the emperor governed, worked and summoned ministers. In addition to the main gate, there are exits on the east, south and north sides, leading to Renshou Hall in the east, Kunming Lake in the west and the Queen's bedroom in the north. Due to the failure of the Wuxu coup, this place eventually became the place where Emperor Guangxu was imprisoned, which added some tragic color to this place.

The Yulan Hall in the Summer Palace is a three-courtyard building. The Yulan Hall is the main hall facing south, the Xiafen Room is the east side hall, and the Ouxiang Pavilion is the west side hall. The Yulan Hall was the bedroom of Emperor Guangxu in the park. After the failure of the "Hundred Days' Reform", Guangxu was imprisoned here.

Yulan Hall is located on the bank of Kunming Lake in the Summer Palace. It was built in the 15th year of Emperor Qianlong's reign (1750) and rebuilt during the reign of Emperor Guangxu (1875-1908). It was the bedroom of Emperor Guangxu. After the failure of the Reform Movement of 1898 in the 24th year of Emperor Guangxu's reign (1898), Emperor Guangxu was imprisoned here.

Yu Lan Tang is a courtyard with many exits in all directions. It connects to Kunming Lake in the west, Renshou Hall in the east, and Yiyun Hall, the residence of the Empress, in the north. It was once the bedroom of Emperor Guangxu, but became his place of confinement after the Reform Movement of 1898.

There is a special courtyard in the Summer Palace, which is the Yulan Hall where Emperor Guangxu was imprisoned. Yulan Hall is located on the east bank of the Summer Palace, behind the Hall of Benevolence and Longevity, and has an excellent location. It was once the residence of emperors in the Summer Palace. It was burned down by the British and French forces in 1860, and rebuilt in 1886. It has been used as the bedroom of Emperor Guangxu since then. After the Hundred Days' Reform in 1998, Empress Dowager Cixi closed Yulan Hall and imprisoned Emperor Guangxu here.