Daming Palace National Heritage Park Daming Palace, an AAAA tourist attraction in Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, is an outstanding representative of the architectural art of the Oriental Palace, known as the most magnificent palace in Chinese history and the Oriental Temple of the Silk Road. It was first built in the eighth year of Emperor Taizong's Zhenguan period of the Tang Dynasty, with a slightly trapezoidal plane and 11 gates on all sides. It is the most splendid and magnificent building group in the "three major interiors" (Tai Chi Palace, Daming Palace, Xingqing Palace) of the world-famous Chang'an City of the Tang Dynasty. There are more than 40 known sites such as palaces, terraces, towers and pavilions. Daming Palace National Heritage Park is located in Taihua South Road, Xi'an, which is the "central park of the city" of Xi'an. The roads in the park are flat and fine stone concrete pavement is used, which is very beautiful.
Distribution of scenic spots : Danfeng Gate, Danfeng Gate Site Museum, Hanyuan Hall Site, Longwei Road, Qifeng Pavilion Site, Xuanzheng Hall Site, Linde Hall Site, Daming Palace Site Museum, Taiye Pool, Daming Palace miniature landscape, sculptures in the park, etc.
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Specialty: Xi'an Liangpi, Wangmang Fresh Peach, Shaanxi Liangpi, Lianpeng Chicken, Chang'an Dried Tofu, Huaihua Wheat Rice, Mutton Soup, Persian Lamb Leg
Daming Palace National Park Scenic Spot : Photography, ruins, sculpture, flourishing Tang Dynasty, culture, palace, ruins, museum, sculpture
Ticket price of Daming Palace Heritage Park : 60 yuan in peak season and 48 yuan in off season (including Danfengmen Site Museum, Daming Palace Site Museum, Archaeological Exploration Center and the main hall sites). The Archaeological Exploration Center can buy tickets for 20 yuan separately.
Opening Hours of Daming Palace National Heritage Park ：9:00-18:00
Address of Daming Palace Park ： Shaanxi Province Xi'an New urban area No. 585, Ziqiang East Road (at the junction of Ziqiang East Road and Taihua Road)
Telephone number of Daming Palace Park ：029-82200808
Official website of Daming Palace National Park ：www.dmgpark.com
How to get to Daming Palace National Heritage Park ：
1. Take No. 913, 2, 104, 209, 16, 17, 22, 38, 46, 216, 262, 309, 513, 409, 517, 703, 707, 708, 801 bus in the city to Hanyuan Road Crossing Station, and then walk 100 meters east (the first line of Taihua Road),
2. Take bus 717, 723, 528 to Taihua Road, and then walk 200 meters west (at the intersection of Ziqiang East Road),
3. Or take No. 2, 216, 262, 528, 717, 723 buses to Tongjiaxiang Station (Ziqiang East Road) to Daming Palace National Heritage Park.
4. Take Metro Line 2 and get off at Daming Palace West Station.
Tourists evaluate the tourist attractions of Daming Palace National Heritage Park ：
@ The space is not transformed : I think it's a good scenic spot to visit Xi'an. The Daming Palace in the Tang Dynasty is the most splendid and magnificent building complex in Chang'an. The price performance ratio of scenic spot tickets is relatively high. The park is built on the ruins of Daming Palace, where there are the ruins of the platform and pier of Hanyuan Palace and other palaces; It basically takes half a day to enjoy the restored miniature landscape of Daming Palace. "
@ Microsoft feels : Daming Palace National Heritage Park is worth visiting. It's such a big palace. Although it no longer exists, you can still feel the aura of the former royal palace and must see a movie. It's really great.
@ For co hosting : "Friends who have seen the words of the Daming Palace come here to experience the temperament of the prosperous Tang Dynasty. There is a movie in it to promote the Daming Palace. You must see the historic sites to read the history. Parents take children from junior high schools and high schools to see it, which will definitely help children learn
@ Around planning : One of my favorite is the history of Qin State, and the other is the history of Tang Dynasty. I really want to see how the Daming Palace still looks. It must be spectacular. It was the imperial palace in the most prosperous time in China. It is four times larger than the Forbidden City. Unfortunately, now there are only ruins to find
