Prince Kung's Palace Museum

Prince Kung's Palace Museum, located in Beijing, China, is a well-preserved imperial residence showcasing traditional Chinese architecture and culture. Built during the Qing Dynasty, it served as the residence of Heshen, a controversial minister, before becoming the residence of Prince Gong, a prominent prince of the Qing Dynasty. The palace complex features beautiful gardens, grand halls adorned with intricate wood carvings, and serene courtyards.

The mansion is an excellent representation of Qing dynasty architecture and aristocratic life, preserving elements of traditional Chinese culture.

Worth a visit! He Xuan spent so much effort to build the 18th century super rich palace, only lived 13 years and was copied, he and nine daughter-in-law's bedroom light a gold pole of 2.7 billion

This tour guide is really great! He is very patient, friendly, and interesting, making our trip even better. ここは Lipai いですね, うちの Travel はいいです!

Prince Gong's Mansion is the scenery I want to see and I can also understand the history and culture of primary school culture. I especially want to study well. Now I am very missing in history and culture. I see the ancient poetry on TV. It is very attractive to me. Now my granddaughter has time to add history when she grows up! I also bought a lot of books in 1975, I believe Yang Yu, Wu Pengfei, the ancient poem, has a voice explanation and a variety of books I like! Thank you for having the opportunity to contact!

Xiucai said that Li guide explained professionally and contacted everyone in advance! Detailed notices and bus routes. Gong Wangfu East Road Ledaotang is holding a exhibition of calligraphy and painting, and through Li guide, everyone will get inspiration from the effective inheritance and innovative transformation of China's excellent traditional culture. Overall awesome! The experience is great! excellent service! Cost-effective! Highly recommend Xiucai to say!

The experience of the trip to Prince Gong's Mansion far exceeded my original expectations. I wanted to just look at the mansion where Da corrupt officials and Yuan once lived, but Li's rich knowledge reserve and detailed and fascinating talk made this half-day trip like experiencing a movie but immersive. After listening to the explanation for 3 hours, I was not tired. It was like experiencing a cultural journey that immersed me in the explanation of Li Dao, and experienced the flow of history and the change of fate of various characters. More commendable is the careful arrangement of Li guide during the process, so that elderly parents can often get a rest in the shade. I hope that the Forbidden City on the 7th will also meet excellent guides like Li guide.

Prince Gong's Mansion personally feels really good! This is the Qingming holiday to Beijing. In the morning, the Temple of Heaven in the afternoon, Prince Gong's Mansion did not hire an explanation. I have a road explanation. Every explanation is different, but it is very exciting. I am talking about the explanation and visiting the mansion of Hexuan. It feels really special! Beautiful interior furnishings, the layout of the whole courtyard, the hidden treasure place, all kinds of precious objects, accessories, precious medicinal materials, have to admire and sloppy minds, really the head! Also this time I know that Hexuan is a big man, a talented person like a girl, proficient in several kinds of dialects, very talented! If you want to go, and are very interested in history, you can really find a detailed, meticulous stroll, immersive feeling of the ancient architectural environment and characteristics, encounter the beautiful clothes, it seems to have crossed back to that dynasty! This talent is shallow, there is not much speech, personally like to play here, and the area is large, really a shopping afternoon! In Beijing in April, the cold and hot weather is just right for tourism, and there are not so many people. Let's talk about it here briefly! Personal opinions, for reference only! There are still a lot of food around here, don't worry about hunger, there are small shops!