We visited here after seeing the Terracotta Warriors, on a guided trip. We thought this place was beautiful. We had an English speaking guide so got full insight into everything. I think without a guide it would be hard to understand what the different buildings were. Some of the buildings are new replicas of the original and some are refurbished original buildings. It is all lovely though and definitely worth a visit.
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Swadanka
May 6, 2024 · via Tripadvisor
Huaqing Palace - life at the "court" in China
The palace shows life at "court" very well, with the original baths for the men and women as well as the prince.
Living rooms are also shown. Real old China can be seen there in a beauty that the eye can hardly grasp.
You can round off the day with the musical that is offered there. A dream.
Buy tickets in good time.
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Micentury
April 5, 2023 · via Tripadvisor
A Summer Palace
It was a Summer Palace during Dynasty Tang. It also famous as Imperial Royal Hot Springs. Still can see one of the bathtub for 1st Lady Concubine Yang. This
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246StephenC
July 5, 2020 · via Tripadvisor
A hotspring that is rich in history
This attraction is pretty close to the Terracotta warriors and is certainly worth a visit.
For those who know Chinese history, Yang guifei is reputed to be one of the most beautiful women during her time. This palace is where she lived with her emperor husband who took her away from his own son. A key attraction is the hotspring bath areas for the couple.
Yet another reason to visit is because this is the palace from which Chiang Kai She was arrested and overthrown in 1936. You will be able to spot the bullet holes that resulted from the gunfight preceding the arrest.