Nový letný palác (Peking) v Peking

Nový letný palác alebo Letný palác (v zozname UNESCO je zapísaný ako Letný palác, cisárska záhrada v Pekingu) je palác v čínskom Pekingu. Bol postavený v polovici 18. storočia , no približne o sto rokov neskôr bol celý zničený a potom znovu postavený. Nachádza sa na návrší obmývanom jazerom. Patrí k nemu i rozsiahla záhrada.

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V roku 1998 bol palác so záhradou zapísaný na zoznam svetového dedičstva UNESCO.

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The summer palace — mrunkel @ Flickr

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陳雄暉弟兄

15. september 2017

Unfortunately, if you're traveling with a tour group, you will not see much or go far. You'll only see one section of the palace. You'll need at least a whole day to see everything. Get here early!

Ana Loftus

14. june 2018

Make sure to plan your visit since all temples inside close their doors at 5 pm. However, you can walk around til 8 pm. There are beautiful spots to watch the sunset. Don’t buy the map! Not worth it.

Winnie

20. july 2015

It is SO big. Definitely try the paddle boats and instead of walking to each corner of the palace, take the boats! It's 15 yuan for one way. The further corners are quieter with less people

Artyom Fedosov

10. august 2015

Artificial lake looks like a small sea, and all these big hills are made of excavated ground. Forethought and accuracy of medieval chinese landscape design could impress anyone. Come for a whole day.

15. august 2014

Wear comfortable shoes and prepare to stay for at least half of the day. There will be a lot of walking, a lot of stair climbing, but it will be worth it. A must see for anyone visiting Beijing.