Tuanhe Imperial Palace is the largest temporary royal residence built in the Nanyuan area during the Qing Dynasty, revered as the "Top Imperial Palace in the Imperial Capital". It is also an important cultural heritage site along the Xishan and Yongding River Cultural Belt. Today, the site has been transformed into a freely accessible park housing both Nanhaizi Imperial Garden Museum and Daxing District Museum. On September 24, Tuanhe Imperial Palace opened to visitors, granting free admission to those making reservations in advance.

Opening Hours: 9:00 to 17:30 from Tuesdays to Sundays (last entry at 16:30; closed on Mondays)

Announcements will be made in cases of unexpected circumstances. Please check the updates before your trip.

Reservation Procedure:

During the trial operation period of the palace, reservations are needed for free admission, with each visitor granted a reservation code for entry. The daily reservation limit is currently set at 500 visitors.

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Address: Tuanhe Road, Daxing District, Beijing

During the trial operation period, parking facilities are temporarily unavailable within the palace. It is therefore recommended that you consider eco-friendly transportation options.

(Sources: Beijing Evening News, official WeChat account "This is Daxing")