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Forside / Albummer Beijing
+ Summer Palace + Temple of Heaven + Forbidden City 58
Tilføjelsesdato / 2015 / Februar / 8
Decorative pavements in the Forbidden City
Decorative pavements in the Forbidden City
Amazing rock formation in the Imperial Garden
Amazing rock formation in the Imperial Garden
Magnificent rock formations in the Imperial Garden
Magnificent rock formations in the Imperial Garden
Hall of Imperial Peace
Qing emperors worshipped and burnt incense offerings at this Hall of Imperial Peace
Two cypress trees form an arch
In front of the Hall of Imperial Peace the branches of two cypress trees form an interesting arch
Rosie having her portrait painted
Rosie having her portrait painted on a porcelain plate
Rosie and Mel immortalized on a plate
Painting of Rosie and Mel on a porcelain plate
Centuries-old cypress tree
Centuries-old cypress tree in the Imperial Garden
Cypress tree with unusual trunk
Ancient cypress tree that looks like it’s got giant walnuts growing from the trunk
Leaving the Forbidden City
Leaving the Forbidden City through the Gate of Divine Prowess
Gate of Divine Prowess
The Gate of Divine Prowess is the northern gate of the imperial palace
Souvenirs at the Forbidden City
Souvenirs at the Forbidden City
Outer Court of the Forbidden City
Panorama of the Outer Court of the Forbidden City is used for ceremonial purposes. The three main halls are the Hall of Supreme Harmony, the Hall of Central Harmony and Hall of Preserving Harmony.