What's worth visiting in the ruined Daming Palace?

Daming Palace has witnessed the ups and downs of thousands of years of history in China. Even if it becomes a ruin, its historical culture and value will not disappear. This may also be the significance of our frequent visits to various places of interest. After all, as sons and daughters of China, we like to travel not only because we want to see it at its peak, but also because seeing it after its decline is conducive to our understanding of the rise and fall of history.

Let me introduce some places worth visiting in Daming Palace.

Longshou Canal, a grand canal in the Ming Dynasty. The layman may think that it is just an ordinary canal, but it is worth studying by archaeologists and historians. Many plants are planted beside the canal, which is also a beautiful scenery.

Daming Palace, when you come to Daming Palace Ruins Park, you must watch the night view of Daming Palace. At night, Daming Palace is brightly lit, and the whole palace is even more impressive.

Taiji Palace, which is one of the three scenic spots in Daming Palace Ruins Park. This is a big palace with five doors. When the light is turned on at night, it is very fashionable and brighter.

? Xingqing Palace, surrounded by water, has many green plants and beautiful scenery. Xingqing Palace is a wooden palace, its style reveals the ancient charm, and the craftsmen do it vividly.

Of course, I just introduced some scenic spots in Daming Palace from my own point of view. Those who want to travel to Daming Palace can rest assured to have a look, and I believe there will be more attractions that attract you. Moreover, after the Daming Palace was abandoned, the country also devoted its energy to restoring the original appearance on the original ruins. Time can destroy a building, but its historical significance cannot be forgotten by us.