Hanyuandian Ruins

Hanyuan Palace is the main hall of the Great Dynasties of the Daming Palace of the Chang'an City of Tang Dynasty, a world cultural heritage, and a landmark building of Tang Chang'an City. It was built in Longshuo in three years (663) and destroyed in the second year of Yuan Zongguangqi (886), during which the emperors held the Great Dynasties celebrations here. The site of Hanyuan Palace is located at the north exit of the Gexin Street of Ziqiang East Road, which is relatively complete.

The Hanyuan Palace is the most magnificent palace in Chinese history, and it is the place where the Tang Dynasty held a large pilgrimage event during the festival. It and the first phase of the Royal Road Square formed the imperial symbol and the symbol of the country.

The hall of the Tang Dynasty is the main hall of the Ming Palace, the hall of the hall of the "concave" shape of the plane, echoing each other, the outline is undulating, the volume is huge, the momentum is magnificent, cheerful and brilliant, very rich in spirit and deterrence, is the outstanding representative of the building of the Tang Dynasty.

It is really just a site, this empty ground is about three or four meters higher than the property, looking around, very empty, although the original building was destroyed, but the building wall base is still deep buried in the ground. Through these, we can still see how magnificent the Hanyuan Temple is. In the distance is the magnificent Danfeng Gate.

I came to Xi'an for six days in May 9-14. On the 10th, I bought a package ticket on Trip.com and visited the Daming Palace National Ruins Park; I took a sightseeing bus in the park, and passed the last attraction including the Yuandian ruins. Seeing the "majestic ruins", I thought ~~~~~~?

The Hanyuan Palace is a famous palace in the Tang Dynasty, and the site has no buildings, but only foundations.