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Mountain Resort Wood Carvings
Wood carvings on the exterior of the Hall of Simplicity and Sincerity
Chengde Mountain Resort Main Hall
The Danbojingchengdian is the main hall of the palace zone. Grand celebrations and court affairs were held here during the Qing Dynasty.
Chengde Mountain Resort Emperor's Throne
The Emperor's throne in the Danbojingchengdian
Danbojingchengdian of Chengde Mountain Resort
The Danbojingchengdian - the main hall of the palace zone
Chengde Mountain Resort Pine Trees
Pine trees in the Chengde Mountain Resort
Chengde Mountain Resort Palace Zone
Chengde Mountain Resort - Palace Zone
Mountain Resort Imperial Family Living Quarters
Living quarters of the imperial family
Chengde Mountain Resort Living Quarters
Living quarters of the imperial family
Chengde Mountain Resort Palace Courtyard
Chengde Mountain Resort - Palace courtyard
Chengde Mountain Resort Palace Courtyard
Chengde Mountain Resort - Palace courtyard
Chengde Mountain Resort Treasures
Treasures in the Chengde imperial palace
Kangxi Emperor in Court Dress
The Kangxi Emperor (1662 - 1722) in court dress. He is the longest reigning Chinese emperor.
Chengde Mountain Resort Courtyard
Chengde Summer Resort palace courtyard
Chengde Mountain Resort - Yanbozhishuangdian
Yanbozhishuangdian (Hall of Refreshing Mists and Waves) was the living quarters of the Kangxi Emperors
Hall of Refreshing Mists and Waves
Yanbozhishuangdian - The Xianfeng Emperor is said to have died in this hall in 1861 at the young age of 30.