
The Summer Palace, an imperial garden from China's Qing dynasty originally named the Garden of Clear Ripples, is located at 19 Xinjiangongmen Road, Haidian District in western Beijing. The entire park covers an area of 3.009 square km, with water surfaces accounting for approx.
Water covers three-quarters of the area, composed of Longevity Hill and Kunming Lake. The garden contains over 100 scenic structures, more than 20 courtyards of varying sizes, approximately 3,000 ancient buildings spanning nearly 70,000 square meters, and over 1,600 ancient and famous trees.

Prince Kung's Palace Museum and its garden, a national 5A-level attraction, is located along the western shore of Qianhai and the southern bank of Shichahai. As one of the larger princely mansions from the Qing dynasty, it successively served as
The residence of Heshen and Prince Qing Yonglin. In 1851, Prince Gong Yixin became the owner of the mansion, hence the name Prince Kung's Palace Museum.

The palace museum is located in China and was the imperial palace of two dynasties, formerly known as the Palace Museum.
