Where is Changchun Puppet Manchuria Palace Museum and how to get there?

When you come to Jilin, you must visit the Puppet Manchurian Palace Museum in Changchun. It used to be the official administration of Jilin during the Republic of China, and the buildings inside were all buildings of the pseudo-Manchu Palace. There are many modern cultural relics and many contemporary works of art in this museum, which are of great ornamental value and worth seeing.

Traffic routes of Puppet Manchuria Palace Museum

Address: east 100 meters of the intersection of Shaanxi Road and Guangfu North Road, Changchun, Jilin.

Bus route:

Take bus No.264, No.275, No.276, No.241and No.0 10 to the Puppet Palace Museum.

No.38, No.225, No.279 and 125 get off at Shaanxi Road and head north1000 m..

Light rail route: Light rail line 4 to Pseudo-Palace Station.

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Summer opening hours (May 1 to September 30th)

Opening time: 08: 30; Stop time:16: 20; Closing time: 17:20

Opening hours in winter (10, 1 to April 30th)

Opening time: 08: 30; Stop time:15: 40; Closing time: 16:50

Tel: 0431-8286611

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Orderly admission

Visitors have to line up in turn and check their tickets before entering the exhibition area.

Free children and visitors with mobility difficulties should be accompanied by adults to visit the exhibition area.

Drunk and mentally retarded people refused to visit the exhibition area.

Prohibited items in the Palace Museum in Manchuria.

In addition to the explosive, flammable, radioactive and other dangerous goods and control devices prohibited by China laws and regulations, visitors are not allowed to bring the following items into the exhibition area:

(1) pets;

(two) banners, slogans, billboards, leaflets and other promotional materials;

(3) Means of transportation, including motorcycles, mopeds, bicycles, electric bicycles, motorized wheelchairs, scooters, skateboards, roller skates, etc. Except for strollers, manual wheelchairs and electric wheelchairs;

(4) radio remote control toys, walkie-talkies and other radio transmitting equipment;

(five) other items that may hinder others from visiting, cause personal injury or property damage to others, disrupt the order of the exhibition area and endanger the safety of the exhibition area.