Qian Long (or Ch'ien-lung) Garden
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This garden is one of three gardens within the Forbidden City (former Imperial Palace) and was made for a retired emperor. It has five courtyards of which two are planted with trees and the others ornamented with rockwork, pavilions and roofed (lang) walkways. There are (small) hills, rivers, caves and pavilions (including The Green Shell Pavilion, the Pavilion of Excellent Views and the Tower of Elusive Dreams). The garden was derelict for many years but was restored in preparation for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games.
Address - Former Imperial Palace, Beijing, China
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Recent Reviews
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about 3 years ago
Ivana Prica said
Garden shown here is not Qianlong`s garden. This is garden of Cining palace. Qianlong`s garden is to the east in Ningshou palace. However, nothern part of Qianlong`s garden has the same layout as west-eastern block of Cining palace garden. So it is easy to be mistaken.
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