Beijing Summer Palace Ticket

Itinerary Highlights

Visit the renowned Summer Palace in Beijing, a UNESCO World Heritage Site listed in 1988

The best‑preserved imperial palace and garden, known as the "Museum of Royal Gardens"

Stroll along the world's longest covered corridor, admiring over 14,000 exquisite colourful paintings

Explore the largest 17‑arch bridge in the Summer Palace and appreciate the intricate stone carvings on the bridge

Visit the Beijing imperial garden "Summer Palace" and immerse yourself in its rich historical heritage. Originally the imperial palace and garden of the Qing dynasty emperors, it is one of the largest and best‑preserved imperial gardens in China, housing many rare artefacts and earning the title "Museum of Royal Gardens". Step into this imperial retreat and you will be amazed by what you see — from the resplendent palace buildings and the corridor adorned with over 14,000 painted panels, to taking a boat ride on Kunming Lake and admiring the stone carvings on the Seventeen‑Arch Bridge. If you are a history and culture enthusiast, be sure to experience the unique charm of this imperial garden at the Summer Palace!

Enjoy the landscape views within the Summer Palace, as if stepping into a beautiful traditional Chinese painting

Inside the palace, you can see some representative buildings such as the Long Corridor and the Hall of Benevolence and Longevity

The Seventeen‑Arch Bridge consists of 17 arches, connecting the east bank of Kunming Lake to South Lake Island

The Marble Boat, carved from huge stone blocks, is a renowned waterside architectural treasure in the Summer Palace

On the West Dike of the Summer Palace, catch a glimpse of autumn in Beijing — a scene of serene beauty

The landscape of the Summer Palace, reflected in the afterglow of the setting sun