Introduction to Huaqing Palace Introduction to Huaqing Palace Tourist Attractions

1, introduction of Huaqing Pool 2, introduction of Huaqing Pool 3, which district of Jin 'an Huaqing Palace is located 4, introduction of Huaqing Palace 5, introduction of Huaqing Palace History Huaqing Palace Tang Huaqing Palace was the palace of the feudal emperors in the Tang Dynasty, which was later called "Huaqing Pool", and it was located in Lintong District, Xi, Shaanxi Province. Including the former Lishan National Forest Park, together with the Summer Palace, Yuanmingyuan and chengde mountain resort, it is called the four royal gardens in China.

Huaqing Palace Scenic Area is located 30 kilometers east of Xi, adjacent to the Terracotta Warriors and Horses, the eighth wonder in the world. It is the first batch of 5A-level tourist attractions, national key scenic spots, national key cultural relics protection units and national cultural industry demonstration bases. Emperors of Zhou, Qin, Han, Sui and Tang dynasties all built farewell gardens here.

It is famous at home and abroad for its eternal hot spring resources, historical allusions of princes in bonfire dramas, love stories between Tang and Yang Guifei, and the place where the "Xi 'an Incident" took place, and has become a tourist landmark in China.

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Huaqing Palace was built in the early Tang Dynasty and flourished after Xuanzong came to power. Tang Xuanzong carefully managed and built such a magnificent independent palace. He visits almost every year 10, and returns to Chang 'an at the end of the year. Therefore, there is a famous sentence that "the son of heaven comes on October 1, and there is no dust on the green rope royal road".

According to the Records of Lintong County published by Qing Gan Long Ben, during the 40 years from the second year of Kaiyuan (7 14) to the fourteenth year of Tianbao (755), he went to Huaqing Palace 36 times, sometimes twice a year, and the journey between the lines was immeasurable. Fortunately, the scale of the tour is very large, with thousands of flags covered by vilen and clouds and vegetation shining. Eighty-one cars must be ridden, and there will be a banquet at dusk. It is equivalent to moving the government organs of Chang 'an to Lishan, and forming a new city centered on Huaqing Palace.

After the Anshi Rebellion, the political situation changed suddenly, and Xuanzong finally fell from the throne of the emperor. The tour of Huaqing Palace declined rapidly, and emperors seldom visited Huaqing Palace after the Tang Dynasty.

In the forty-second year of Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty (1702), when he visited the west in winter and November, he rebuilt Huaqing Pool (formerly Huaqing Palace) and once lived in hot springs. There were several renovations during the Republic of China, but the ancient buildings in Huaqingchi and Lishan were preserved after reconstruction in the early Qing Dynasty. Before liberation, Tang Chi was sparsely populated, with sparse palaces and a dilapidated scene.

After liberation, the people's government began a large-scale expansion from 1959, opening Tang Chi, repairing temples, building hotels, and opening gardens, which rejuvenated the ancient Huaqing Palace and made it a people's playground.

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Introduction to Huaqing Pool Huaqing Pool is located in 1 Huaqing Pool in Shaanxi Province, also known as Huaqing Palace. It is located at the northern foot of Lishan Mountain in Lintong District, Xi City, Shaanxi Province, 30 kilometers west of Xi, facing Lishan Mountain in the south and Weishui in the north. It is an ancient detached palace in China, famous for its hot spring Tang Chi.

2. The rulers of Zhou, Qin, Han, Sui, and Tang all used this treasure trove of geomantic omen as their own pleasure palaces, or built stones to make Lishan soup, or built Luocheng and Daxing Hot Spring Palace in Zhou. Poets such as Bai Juyi and Du Mu all mentioned it in their poems.

Huaqing Palace is located in Lintong District, today's Xi 'an District.

The discovery of the site of Huaqing Palace provides valuable physical data for the study of court architecture and ancient bathing history in Tang Dynasty.

Address: No.38 Huaqing Road, Beilishan, Lintong District, Xi.

Type: Monument Spring.

Playing time: 2-3 hours is recommended.

Tel: 029-838 12003.

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Huaqing Palace site was discovered in 1982. Huaqing Palace was built in the 18th year of Zhenguan in the Tang Dynasty (AD 664), formerly known as "Tangquan Palace". The total area of the site is about 1 square kilometer, and the excavated area has reached 4200 square meters. There are doors all around Miyagi, and five stone baths, such as Imperial Soup, Imperial Princess Soup, Star Soup, Prince Soup and Shangshi Soup, as well as relics such as halls, cloisters, wells, stone walls and sewers, were found.

The Royal Soup has a double-deck table top, the upper layer is lotus-shaped and the lower layer is octagonal, with a length of 10.6m and a width of 6m. Guifei soup is small in scale, with two layers of begonia flowers, exquisite in structure and exquisite in workmanship. Tang Chi's upper and lower sewers are made of pottery, wood, bricks and other raw materials, with a total length of more than 460 meters, which shows that the drainage system at that time was highly scientific and reasonable.

Introduction to Huaqing Palace About Huaqing Palace 1, Huaqing Palace in Tang Dynasty was the farewell palace of feudal emperors in Tang Dynasty. Later also known as "Huaqingchi", it is located in Lintong District, Xi, Shaanxi Province.

Huaqing Palace is built on the back of Mount Li, with a large scale and magnificent architecture, and pavilions are all over Mount Li. Formerly known as "Tangquan Palace", it was later renamed Hot Spring Palace. During the reign of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, it was more famous for the Qing Palace, also known as the Lishan Palace, the Lishan Palace and the Spiritual Palace. Huaqing Palace was built in the early Tang Dynasty and flourished after Xuanzong came to power. Tang Xuanzong carefully managed and built such a magnificent independent palace that he visited it almost every October. Return to Chang 'an at the end of the year. After the Anshi Rebellion, the political situation changed suddenly, and the trip to Huaqing Palace declined rapidly. After the Tang Dynasty, emperors seldom went to Huaqing Palace. After the maintenance of the royal family, before liberation, Tangchi was sparse and the palace was sparse. Huaqingchi, after liberation, the people's government began a large-scale expansion from 1959.

3. From June 65438+1 October1day in 2065438, the entrance price of Huaqing Palace was per person 120 yuan.

Huaqing Palace History Introduction Huaqing Pool History 1. Huaqing Palace was built in the early Tang Dynasty and flourished after Xuanzong came to power. Tang Xuanzong carefully managed and built such a magnificent independent palace. He visits almost every year 10, and returns to Chang 'an at the end of the year. Therefore, there is a famous sentence that "the son of heaven comes on October 1, and there is no dust on the green rope royal road".

2. According to the Records of Lintong County published by Qinggan Long Ben, during the 40 years from the second year of Kaiyuan (7 14) to the fourteenth year of Tianbao (755), I went out of Huaqing Palace 36 times, sometimes twice a year, and the journey between the lines was incalculable. Fortunately, the scale of the tour is very large, with thousands of flags covered by vilen and clouds and vegetation shining. Eighty-one cars must be ridden, and there will be a banquet at dusk. It is equivalent to moving the government organs of Chang 'an to Lishan, and forming a new city centered on Huaqing Palace.

3. After the Anshi Rebellion, the political situation changed suddenly, and Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty finally fell from the throne of the emperor. The tour of Huaqing Palace declined rapidly, and emperors seldom visited Huaqing Palace after the Tang Dynasty.

4. In the forty-second year of Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty (1702), Huaqing Pool (formerly Huaqing Palace) was rebuilt during its westward journey in winter and November, and once settled in hot springs. There were several renovations during the Republic of China, but the ancient buildings in Huaqingchi and Lishan were preserved after reconstruction in the early Qing Dynasty. Before liberation, Tang Chi was sparsely populated, with sparse palaces and a dilapidated scene.

5. Since 1959, after liberation, the people's government has carried out large-scale expansion, built Tang Chi, built temples, built hotels, and opened up gardens, making the ancient Huaqing Palace full of vitality and become a people's playground.

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(1) Huaqing Palace is a tiny place on the vast land of 9.6 million square kilometers in China, but this tiny place has an extraordinary and profound history and culture. From prehistoric society to Zhou, Qin, Han, Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, rulers of all dynasties gathered people to build and build great buildings.

(2) In Lishan, he entertained himself, bathed in hot springs, consecrated and decorated the palace gardens, and left a wealth of cultural attractions, such as Tianhua Shanggong, terraced fields, mother-in-law, Huang San, Daojun, Emperor Taigu, Fuxi in the Middle Ages, the ancestral temple and ancestral temple, Lishan Hall in Qin and Han Dynasties, Huaqing Palace in Tang Dynasty, beacon tower and so on.

(3) The Qing Palace in the Tang Dynasty was another palace visited by feudal emperors in the Tang Dynasty. Later also known as "Huaqingchi", it is located in Lintong District, Xi, Shaanxi Province. Including the former Lishan National Forest Park, together with the Summer Palace, Yuanmingyuan and chengde mountain resort, it is called the four royal gardens in China.

(4) Huaqing Palace is located 30 kilometers east of Xi, adjacent to the Terracotta Warriors and Horses, the eighth wonder of the world. It is the first batch of 5A-level tourist attractions, national key scenic spots, national key cultural relics protection units and national cultural industry demonstration bases. Emperors of Zhou, Qin, Han, Sui and Tang dynasties all built farewell gardens here.

(5) It is famous at home and abroad for its eternal hot spring resources, historical allusions of princes in bonfire dramas, the love story between Emperor Tang Ming and Yang Guifei, and the place where the "Xi 'an Incident" took place, and has become a tourist landmark in Tang Wenhua, China.