Ming and Qing Palace Scenic Spot

I really liked Hengdian Studios! Take your time to explore and enjoy the pop up shows, decor amd architecture. It feels like a different world, walking around all these beautiful spots. Getting There - It's easy to get around. Although the studios are scattered around, you can just get a Didi to take you to the different studios. Attractions - There's a lot to see and it's big...I would recommend you take two days if you want to do it at a leisurely pace. I squeezed all of them into one day...it's doable but then you are rushed. Hotels - There's a lot of hotels around Hengdian that you can choose according to your own preferences. Food & Restaurants - There's snack stalls where you can buy something to eat and drink. Shopping - You have to go through a shop to exit the attraction where you can buy memorabilias.

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Hengdian Studios has also built a one-to-one imitation version of the Beijing Forbidden City for film and television creation. It was built with 13 mountains, and now it is also a tourist. This attraction is the Ming and Qing Palace of Hengdian. The Ming and Qing Palaces use the Forbidden City as a template, copying and constructing 1:1, referring to the palace construction techniques of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the imposing palace square, the magnificent palace of the emperor, and the Forbidden City. spell.

I have visited the Ming and Qing Imperial Gardens multiple times, always just passing by the Imperial Garden. That day, I finally wasn't distracted by the nearby "Eight Banners Horse Battle" and made a special trip into the Imperial Garden to take a look. If the red walls and golden tiles can be replicated, then the grass and trees of the Forbidden City's Imperial Garden in Beijing cannot be reproduced elsewhere. Therefore, although it bears the name "garden," what you mainly see are the houses, which are no different from other attractions in the Ming and Qing Imperial Gardens. There are no stunning flowers or trees in the Imperial Garden, which is understandable after all, as visitors are not real royalty. However, it is hard to understand why they would place fake peonies in the garden; after all, visitors can see clearly. Perhaps, a drama crew left them behind by mistake, or maybe, the scenic area deliberately used fake flowers to deceive people. In any case, as soon as the fake flowers appear, the temperament of the Imperial Garden begins to shift towards that of a vegetable market. Next to the Imperial Garden is a Nine-Dragon Wall, where many tourists come to check in, overshadowing the Imperial Garden itself. In the end, it's still about not having enough flowers. I think what Hengdian lacks the least are antique houses. It took great effort to build an Imperial Garden, and if the focus were on planting flowers and plants, the effect might be better. 📍Detailed address: Zhejiang Province, Dongyang City, Hengdian Film and Television City Ming and Qing Imperial Gardens Scenic Area Ticket price: 180 yuan Opening hours: 8:00-16:30

Spider-Man swiftly weaves between skyscrapers, martial arts masters leap off hundred-meter cliffs, and warriors ride away on their steeds... We are often captivated by the thrilling and exciting scenes in movies and TV shows, but if you watch the program 'The Forbidden City's Secret Play' at the Hengdian Ming and Qing Palaces, you will have an epiphany: Oh! So that's how it's done. All sorts of incredible visual effects can be achieved through green screen chroma key filming techniques. And you can do it yourself. 'The Forbidden City's Secret Play of Yanxi Strategy' at the Hengdian Ming and Qing Palaces uses green screen chroma key filming techniques, allowing the audience to indulge in an immersive experience and get a taste of being the protagonist. Moreover, it's also a comedy show. At the beginning, the director dismisses the actress singing on the second-floor balcony, criticizing her for singing blindly without considering the occasion. Then, a young lady informs the director that all four main actors are unavailable. The tour guide, covered in metaphorical 'pigeon wounds', suddenly becomes 'Sister Yang Lin' and, after a bout of complaining, randomly selects three men and a woman from the tourists to save the day. The girl plays Wei Yingluo. The director tells a young man: Your role is the Emperor. The young man is overjoyed. Unexpectedly, the director continues: The most important thing beside you... is a tree. When the performance starts, what appears to be a simple stage is simultaneously shown on the big screen as thrilling and exciting scenes. The actors can ascend to the heavens or descend into the earth at will. Want to fly? OK, just lie on the green table, spread your arms, and shake them a bit. After the performance, the program team gives the video to the four 'actors' and asks them to go back and show off. Hehe, rather than calling it 'The Forbidden City's Secret Play', it might as well be called 'Green Screen Revealed'. If you want to experience flying to the heavens and burrowing into the earth, why not give it a try on stage. 📍Detailed address: Zhejiang Province, Dongyang City, Hengdian Film and Television City Ming and Qing Palaces Scenic Area Ticket price: 180 yuan (Scenic Area Ticket) Scenic Area Opening Hours: 8:00-16:30 Show Performance Times: 9:00 13:00 16:00 ⏳Performance Duration: 25 minutes

Hengdian World Studios is centered around the historical and cultural heritage of China's 5,000 years, and has built several themed museums. Such as the China Film Projector Museum, the Life in the Song Dynasty Market Museum, the Overseas Commodities Museum, the Piano Museum, the Yong'anli 1931, and so on. The Imperial Cuisine Museum of the Qing Palace is located on the west side of the Hall of Supreme Harmony in the Ming and Qing Dynasties Palace Scenic Area, in the Hongyi Pavilion. Starting from different perspectives such as ingredients, utensils, recipes, and dining etiquette, the museum uses a large number of texts, pictures, cultural relics, specimens, and food models to display and exhibit, allowing visitors to fully understand the profound history of the imperial cuisine of the Ming and Qing Dynasties in China. Governing a large country is like cooking a small fish, the ancients learned about life from their diet and also elevated their diet in their lives. With the change of dynasties, a large number of stories related to gourmet food have been left behind. During the Qianlong Emperor's southern tours, the Jiangsu and Zhejiang cuisines flourished. Qianlong was an experienced 'donkey friend' (traveler) and also a super 'foodie'. He made several southern tours and was fond of southern dishes. Local officials, in order to cater to his preferences, made tremendous efforts, resulting in a large number of famous chefs and dishes. Most of the famous dishes and snacks from Jiangsu and Zhejiang were standardized during this period. Empress Dowager Cixi's imperial meals turned into a show of recipes. Cixi's lunch required 100 dishes, completed by 50 imperial chefs, each responsible for two dishes. This Empress Dowager was not an elephant, so she just tasted a few bites. To ensure Cixi's satisfaction, the Imperial Household Department needed to prepare a menu in advance for Cixi to choose from. This practice was later referred to by the people as 'putting on a show'. The second floor of the museum also introduces China's eight major cuisines one by one: Zhejiang cuisine is delicate, Fujian cuisine is rich, Hunan cuisine is bold, Cantonese cuisine is elegant, Jiangsu cuisine is graceful, Anhui cuisine is fragrant, Sichuan cuisine is spicy, and Shandong cuisine is mellow. It is uncertain whether such summaries are accurate. 📍Detailed address: Zhejiang Province, Dongyang City, Hengdian World Studios, Ming and Qing Dynasties Palace Scenic Area Ticket price: 180 yuan Opening hours: 8:00-16:30

Hengdian's miniature version of the Forbidden City is a 1:1 reproduction used as a filming location. TV dramas such as 'Empresses in the Palace', 'Palace', and 'Scarlet Heart' were all filmed here. ⛰【Travel Tips】 📍Detailed address: Huan Cheng North Road, Hengdian Town, Dongyang City, Jinhua, Zhejiang Province 🚗Transportation Tips: Long-distance bus There are direct buses to Hengdian from Hangzhou, with a total journey of about 2-3 hours. 1. There are direct buses to Hengdian temporary bus station from Hangzhou South Bus Station, with a fare of 64 yuan. The early bus from Hangzhou to Hengdian is at 6:50, and the last bus from Hengdian to Hangzhou is at 17:40. 2. There are direct buses to Hengdian temporary bus station from Hangzhou Tourism Distribution Center (Huanglong Sports Center). The early bus from Hangzhou to Hengdian is at 8:00, and the last bus from Hengdian to Hangzhou is at 15:30. It takes about 4 hours to travel from Shanghai. There are direct buses to Hengdian from the long-distance bus terminal at the north square of Shanghai Railway Station, with the early bus from Shanghai to Hengdian at 9:00, and the last bus from Hengdian to Shanghai at 16:00. Transportation within Hengdian Film and Television City There are tourist buses running between the scenic spots in Hengdian Film and Television City, with a bus every 15 minutes, and the fare is 3 yuan/person. You can also take a pedicab, with prices ranging from 10 to 20 yuan depending on the route, and bargaining is possible. Additionally, if you stay at designated partner hotels of Hengdian Film and Television City, there are free shuttle buses to the various scenic spots. 🕙Opening hours: 08:00-16:30 💰Ticket price: 180 yuan 🌟Highlights: 1. The construction techniques of the Ming and Qing dynasties' royal architecture, combined with the unique construction methods of the film and television city, imitate the rituals of the Tang, Song, Yuan, and other periods, and incorporate the architectural style of the Republic of China, bringing together four major architectural series: imperial palaces, royal gardens, princely mansions, and hutong residences, authentically reproducing the official and civilian residences, market shops, and palace facades of various historical periods in Yanjing. 2. The golden and splendid imperial palaces, the naturally formed garden lakes, the magnificent dragon and phoenix eaves, and the grand imperial palace square become a great place for visitors to explore the deep palace, seek the past, and admire the ancient capital of a thousand years. 📌Little Tips: 1. Tour routes: Central axis tour route: Daming Gate — Imperial Road — Chang'an Street — Huabiao — Jinshui River, Imperial Road Bridge — Chengtian Gate — Wumen — Taihe Gate — Taihe Hall Square — Great Bronze Vats — Taihe Hall Danbi — Taihe Hall — Qianqing Gate and Qianqing Gate Square — Qianqing Palace front road and east and west corridor rooms — Qianqing Palace — Jiaotai Hall — Half Dou — Kunning Palace — Shenwu Gate East area tour route: Prince Gong's Mansion — Mansion Garden — Rear Courtyard Bao Yue Tower — Li Guangjian's Mansion — Yinan Hall — Prince Gong Yi Xin — Mansion Yamen — Princess Mansion — Ke Garden — Palace Market Street — Yongding Gate — Guangji Temple West area tour route: Chuxiu Palace — Lijing Pavilion — Changyin Pavilion — Yue Shi Building — Guhua Pavilion — Shufang Studio and Shufang Studio Stage — Yiqing Book History — Changchun Palace — Tiyuan Hall — Taiji Hall — Yangxin Hall — Imperial Garden — Panlong Pavilion — Zao Hall and Chengrui Pavilion — Duixiu Mountain — Qin'an Hall — Yanhui Pavilion — Liubei Pavilion — Qianqiu Pavilion — Yangxing Studio — Nine Dragon Wall — Wuyu Field — Jiangxue Pavilion — Xihua Gate — Watchtower — Old Beijing Courtyard House 2. Performances Forbidden Ceremony 9:0014:00 A large-scale live-action film stage play with the Forbidden City as the main background, telling the story of the Forbidden City's trials and tribulations over more than 580 years from its completion to the establishment of the People's Republic of China. The theater is located in the area from Xihua Gate to the Manchu and Han Imperial Feast area, with a building area of about 4,000 square meters and a total investment of more than 50 million. The program lasts for 40 minutes, with about 140 performers. Eight Banners Horse Battle 10:00/13:00 With exciting live performances, it recreates the thrilling scene when Emperor Kangxi intimidated the Three Feudatories, and the prosperity of the Qing Dynasty, a dynasty on horseback. Classic plots, strict royal majesty, superb horsemanship, and thrilling horse battles will surely bring you great excitement and exhilaration. The horses kick up dust and sand, as if witnessing heroes competing in the Central Plains. The breathtaking equestrian stunts and extraordinary film elements make the wind follow the horses, and the heart follows the movement, bringing a rebirth-like thrill. Whether it's Kangxi or Ao Bai, Ruo Lan or Ming Yu, you can also experience the excitement of riding and controlling a horse. Secret Play of the Qing Palace 11:00/15:00 When visiting Hengdian, one must experience the life of a drama crew. With the popularity of palace dramas today, 'Secret Play of the Qing Palace' is the top choice. The female director directs the scene live, showing how Wei Xiaobao and Princess Jianning bravely break into Ao Bai's mansion to steal the Forty-Two Chapters. The humorous and witty performance, the most direct visual effects, and the thrilling stunts take you to peek into the magical world of film. With the help of green screen keying film effects, the images are vividly reproduced. It allows you to appreciate the diverse life of the Qing palace, and while marveling at the program's fantasy, it also brings you laughter, so why not enjoy it!

Taking photos is to better record life, your baby is online again~ - National Day can't go to the Forbidden City, look here, Hengdian can also take the same kind of palace blockbuster as the Forbidden City. Many large-scale Qing palace dramas come from here. Hurry up and take pictures with me~ One Hengdian Ming and Qing Palace High-speed rail Yiwu station next to the passenger station bus direct to Hengdian - Open two days and one night tour strategy: DAY: Qingming Shanghe Tu a dream valley/dream bund DAY: Ming and Qing Palace a - Qin Wang Palace a - Yuanming New Garden - Among them, it is worth mentioning that the filming location of 'Empresses in the Palace' is going to make a big move in the Ming and Qing Palace! Hengdian Film and Television City and Huair Film and Television Culture, 'Yunxi Biography', 'Wind from the West', 'Acacia Order' and other popular drama art teams carefully crafted, with a theme park immersed in the drama to take you back to the 'Feng Shui nurturing Forbidden City'~ During the eight-day long holiday, there are not only the main actor's meeting, 20+ scene restoration 50+ immersive performances, but also more than 100 NPCs to reproduce famous scenes, 20+ poet drama interaction, 20+ visual light show and so on~ For more photo check-ins and travel strategies, please see the homepage works, see you next time

The Ming and Qing Palace of Hengdian is the most famous tourist attraction in Hengdian. It is also a series of film and television dramas such as Yanqi Raiders, rumors, such as the rumored location, built according to the proportion of the Palace Museum 1:1, even more surprising is In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, there is a secret play area in the Qing Palace. You can change into a Qing Palace costume to play through.

Hengdian Studios, where is the most attractive place for you? It is the largest film and television shooting base in the world, or it can be used to cross the scenes in the drama, or to find stars here. On the third day of the May 1st Golden Week, millions of tourists saw Zhu Yin in the Ming and Qing Palace of Hengdian Film and Television City, the purple-eyed fairy who smiled and moved. When she was on the scene, when she said the line with the national Cantonese, the audience was sensational. I think the same picture appeared in everyones mind.

Looking at the picture, did you think that I came to the Forbidden City in Beijing? No, here is the Hengdian Palace Temple Fair, authentic Beijing flavor! The venue is selected at 1