Consult, I can visit the Summer Palace and the Old Summer Palace in one day, thank you!

No. Because the area of the Summer Palace is 290 hectares (4,350 acres), the area of the Old Summer Palace is 350 hectares (5,210 acres), a total of 640 hectares (9,560 acres), the area is too large, and the Old Summer Palace has not yet been fully opened.

Entrance fee to the gate of the Old Summer Palace: 10 yuan per person.

Yuanmingyuan monthly pass: 15 yuan per person per month.

Yuanmingyuan Western Building Ruins Scenic Area: 15 yuan per person.

Yuanmingyuan Panoramic Model Exhibition: 10 yuan per person.

May - August 7:00 - 19: 00 April, September, October 7:

00 - 18 : 301 - March, November - December 7: 00 - 17:

30 tickets**: 60 RMB.

Getting there: accessible by road.

You can take bus No. 664 432 from the east exit of the Summer Palace Road to go directly to the east gate of the Old Summer Palace, or out of the newly reconstructed palace gate of the Summer Palace, many buses go to Peking University, and you can walk to the east gate of the Old Summer Palace in ten minutes

Of course you can, because it's all burned out! This is a promissory note**.

Entrance ticket: 10 yuan per person.

Monthly pass: 15 yuan per person per month.

Western-style building ruins scenic spot: 15 yuan per person.

Shengshi Panorama Model Exhibition: 10 yuan per person.

May - August 7:00 - 19: 00 April, September, October 7:

00 - 18 : 301 - March, November - December 7: 00 - 17:

30 tickets**: 60 RMB.

Getting there: accessible by road.

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Entrance fees to attractions. Entrance ticket: 10 yuan per person.

Monthly pass: 15 yuan per person per month.

Western-style building ruins scenic spot: 15 yuan per person.

Shengshi Panorama Model Exhibition: 10 yuan per person.

May - August 7:00 - 19: 00 April, September, October 7:

00 - 18 : 301 - March, November - December 7: 00 - 17:

30 tickets**: 60 RMB.

Getting there: accessible by road.

If you are careful, you may not be able to see it all.

Summer Palace - Tsinghua University - Peking University - Old Summer Palace The route is as follows:

Take the line to the "North Palace Gate", walk 100 200 meters to the west is the north gate of the Summer Palace, it is best to arrive at the door as soon as it opens, and the time is relatively sufficient.

2. Enter the north gate of the Summer Palace, and visit the "North Palace Gate, Suzhou Street, Four Major Continents, Buddha Xiang Pavilion, Paiyun Palace, Promenade, Stone Boat, Take a boat to Nanhu Island, Seventeen Hole Bridge, Tongniu, Kunming Lake East Embankment, Wenchang Courtyard, Yulan Hall, Yiyun Hall, Le Shou Tang, Dehe Garden, Renshou Palace, East Palace Gate" for 4 5 hours, and go out of the East Palace Gate.

3. Take No. 394 or other buses to Peking University Ximen Station and get off, or you can take a taxi for 10 yuan, about 20 minutes. There is a restaurant near the West Gate of Peking University for lunch.

4. Enter Peking University from the west gate of Peking University, please inquire separately for the specific tour content and route. The tour is at least 1 hour.

5. Out of the east gate of Peking University, don't cross the road, walk about 800 meters to the north to reach the south gate of the Old Summer Palace (if the physical strength is still good, it is not recommended to take a car, because the time is close), and visit the Old Summer Palace for about 2 hours.

6. Exit from the south gate of the Old Summer Palace and walk about 200 meters to the east to reach the west gate of Tsinghua University, preferably before 16:00. Tsinghua University is very large, you can go to the official website of Tsinghua University**Campus map. Tour Tsinghua for about 1 2 hours.

7. If you have to do Line 4 back, exit from the West Gate of Tsinghua University and walk about 200 meters west to the "Old Summer Palace Station" of Line 4. If you don't have to do Line 4, there are plenty of restaurants available for dinner in Liang Yubo between South Gate and Wudaokou Subway Station from Tsinghua South Gate.

Summer Palace Dongdan Palace Gate (Main Gate) - Funa - Summer Palace North Palace Gate - Peking University East Gate - Peking University West Gate - (Solve Lunch) Model Hall Kai - South Gate of the Old Summer Palace - Tsinghua West Gate - Tsinghua Southeast Gate - (Solve dinner).

The purpose of the Summer Palace is to give the Empress Dowager Cixi a shade, and the Summer Palace was built for the Empress Dowager Cixi when it was built, so this is just a place to escape the summer, and it is also a place for the Empress Dowager Cixi to take a cool spot, which is also the place where the Empress Dowager Cixi takes refuge in the summer.

The Old Summer Palace and the Summer Palace were mainly the places where the emperor rested, and he usually rested here after dealing with government affairs.

It is all for the shade, and it is also a place for leisure and entertainment, there are also many buildings in this place, and there are also many cultural relics, but the Old Summer Palace was destroyed.

The Summer Palace and the Old Summer Palace are not the same place. The Summer Palace is a royal garden in the Qing Dynasty of China, formerly known as Qingyi Garden, located at No. 19 Xinjian Gongmen Road, Haidian District, Beijing, adjacent to the Old Summer Palace. The Old Summer Palace is located at No. 28, Tsinghua West Road, Haidian District, Beijing, and is composed of the Old Summer Palace and its attached gardens, Changchun Garden and Qichun Garden (later renamed Wanchun Garden), known as the "Garden of Ten Thousand Gardens".

The Summer Palace is a large-scale landscape garden built on Kunming Lake and Wanshou Mountain, based on Hangzhou West Lake, and absorbed the design techniques of Jiangnan gardens.

The Old Summer Palace was founded in 1707, covering an area of square kilometers and having more than 150 scenes.

The Old Summer Palace was looted and burned down by the British and French forces during the Second Opium War in 1860, and the site is now the Old Summer Palace Ruins Park.

One day is enough, the distance between the Summer Palace and the Old Summer Palace is not far, you can go to the Summer Palace first, feast and hail and then come out of the east gate of the Summer Palace, take the bus, you can go to the Yuanfu Ming Garden.

Both the Old Summer Palace and the Summer Palace are open on Mondays, regardless of whether they are on weekends or during the week.

High season: April 1 to October 31.

The time of the garden is: 20:00

Low season: 1 November to 31 March.

Re-entry to the park is not allowed after the ticket sales are closed, so please leave the park on time.

The Summer Palace and the Old Summer Palace are all worth visiting. In fact, different seasons and different times, the two royal gardens have their own merits, both have gone through the baptism of history, have a strong historical heritage, and are worth visiting with family and friends.

From the point of view of time:

In mid to late March, the Summer Palace is more worth visiting, and the biggest attraction of the Summer Palace in this season is the peach blossoms of the West Causeway.

The west embankment is 2,600 meters long, and it is a very romantic causeway on Kunming Lake in the Summer Palace. Peach willows are planted all over the embankment, when the flowers are in full bloom, they look like the green waves of the pink wall spread on the surface of the lake, bright like smoke, supplemented by the distant mountains and daisies, which can be called the exquisite color of the world.

From June to August, the Old Summer Palace is more worth visiting, and the biggest attraction of the Old Summer Palace in this season is the Lotus Festival.

The lotus festival of the Old Summer Palace generally opens in late June, and the lotus flowers almost enter the full bloom period in early July. In addition to long-distance cherry blossom viewing, you can also take a boat ride and experience the fun of living among the lotus flowers.

The Old Summer Palace is worth visiting in mid-November, and the biggest attraction of the Old Summer Palace in this season is Ginkgo Avenue.

Ginkgo Avenue is located at the junction of the three gardens of the Old Summer Palace, after entering the park from the south gate, through the Qichun Garden to the north, you can see the Ginkgo Avenue. The whole avenue has nearly a thousand meters, hundreds of ginkgo trees stand neatly on both sides, the autumn breeze rises, the gold leaves pave the road, the blue sky, the red wall, the fallen leaves grind and tease, a good autumn beauty.

The Summer Palace is more worth visiting around the winter solstice, and the biggest attraction of the Summer Palace in this season is the golden light piercing of the 17-hole bridge.

Architecturally:

If you want to see ancient buildings, the Summer Palace is worth a visit. The four major continents, Buddha Xiang Pavilion, Baoyun Pavilion, Paiyun Palace, Tingli Pavilion, Harmony Garden, Grand Theater, Renshou Palace, Qingyan Fang, Wenchang Pavilion, and Seventeen Hole Bridge are all very beautiful.

If you want to see the ruins of Western architecture and remember that period of humiliated history, the Old Summer Palace is worth a visit. The existing buildings in the Old Summer Palace Ruins Park, except for a few ancient buildings such as Jianbi Pavilion, are mostly in the Western Building Scenic Area, and every time I go there, my heart is very heavy, and I am really weak and bullied.

Because the Old Summer Palace has basically been burned down, it is worth seeing the ruins of the Western Building, so you can choose to take a car or a boat after entering the garden, and go directly to the ruins of the Western Building, half a day in the morning is enough.

In the fifteenth year of Qianlong (1750), Emperor Qianlong used 4.48 million taels to honor his mother, Empress Xiaosheng, and rebuilt it into Qingyi Garden here. In the tenth year of Xianfeng (1860), Qingyi Garden was burned down by the British and French forces. Guangxu Paikuan 14 years of oak (1888) rebuilt, renamed the Summer Palace and Qiaojian Garden.

In the twenty-sixth year of Guangxu (1900), the Summer Palace was looted by the "Eight-Nation Alliance". During the warlord melee and the Kuomintang rule, it was devastated again.

On March 4, 1961, the Summer Palace was announced as the first batch of national key cultural relics protection units, and in November 1998, it was included in the World Heritage List. In 2009, the Summer Palace was selected as the largest surviving royal garden in China by the China World Records Association.