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Prince Gong's Mansion
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Prince Gong's Mansion is one of Beijing's best-preserved Qing dynasty palace complexes, featuring grand halls, exquisite gardens, and tranquil courtyards. Originally built for a high-ranking official, it later became the residence of Prince Gong, a key figure in the late Qing court. Visitors can explore the ornate buildings, stroll through the classical Chinese garden with its rockeries and pavilions, and learn about the history of the mansion through exhibits. The site provides a serene escape from the city's bustle.
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- Wander through the Houhai Garden, a masterpiece of Chinese landscape design with ponds, bridges, and a grand rockery.
- Tour the main halls to see period furniture, calligraphy, and artifacts from the Qing dynasty.
- Climb the artificial mountain in the garden for a panoramic view of the mansion and surrounding hutongs.
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