Gugong Collection

Yellow roofs, Forbidden City, Beijing, China. Taken from Jingshan Park looking towards Tiananmen removed

Arrow Tower, Forbidden City moat, canal and palace wall, Beijing, China. Emperors Palace built in the 1600s during the Ming Dynasty

Dagoba Gate, Jade Flower Island, Beijing, China. Beihai public park created 1000 AD. Stupa built in 1600 s

Bridge, Jade Flower Island, Beijing China. Beihai public park created 1000 AD

Lion door knocker at Forbidden City, Beijing, China

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Mao Tse Tung, Tiananmen Gate, Forbidden City, Beijing, China. Chinese saying on gate are Long Live Peoples Republic China and Long Live Unity Worlds Peoples

Forbidden City palace wall, Beijing, China. Chinese sayings on gate are Long Live Peoples Republic China and Long Live Unity Worlds People

Ornate Chinese Gate Arrow Watchtower, Forbidden City, Beijing, China. Emperors Palace built during the Ming Dynasty. The English translation of the Chinese is Big Morality Whole Life

Meridian Gate reflection, Forbidden City, Beijing, China. Emperors Palace built during the Ming Dynasty

Meridian Gate, Forbidden City, Beijing, China. Emperors Palace built during the Ming Dynasty

Arrow Watchtower, Gugong, Forbidden City moat and canal, Beijing, China. Emperors Palace built during the Ming Dynasty

Rear Gate Heavenly Purity, Forbidden City moat, Beijing, China. Emperors Palace built during the Ming Dynasty

Blue Pavilion, Forbidden City, Gugong, Beijing, China

North Red Entrance Many Yellow Roofs Halls Gugong Forbidden City, Beijing, China. Taken from Jingshan Park looking towards Tiananmen Square

Jade Island, Beihai Lake Park, Beijing, China. Beihai Park was created in 1000 AD

Blue Pavilion, Forbidden City, Beijing, China

Arrow Tower, willow tree in Autumn. Forbidden City palace wall, Beijing, China. Emperors Palace built in the 1600s during the Ming Dynasty

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Corner tower of Imperial Palace in the sunset. Taken on the Beijing, China

Asia, China, Beijing. Small dragon sculptures adorn the tile roofs of the Forbidden City, a World Heritage Site, Beijing, China

Asia, China, Beijing. A marble sundial keeps time on sunny days in the Forbidden City, a World Heritage Site, Beijing, China

Asia, China, Beijing. The inner buildings of the Forbidden City, a World Heritage Site, are protected by their stacked tiled roofs, Beijing, China

Asia, China, Beijing. These ornate roof lines jut into a deep blue sky, Forbidden City, a World Heritage Site, Beijing, China

Asia, China, Beijing. A detail of a sharp claw and pomegranate belongs to a Forbidden Citys bronze lion, in the World Heritage Site in Beijing, China

Asia, China, Beijing. A bronze statue of a lion with his paw on a pomegranate guards the Imperial Palace in Beijings Forbidden City, a World Heritage Site in China

Asia, China, Beijing. A statue of a powerfully-built lion guards the Forbidden City, a World Heritage Site, Beijing, China

Asia, China, Beijing. This turtles profile has the attributes of a gargoyle, and resides in the Forbidden City, a World Heritage Site, Beijing, China

Asia, China, Beijing. A metal statue of a turtle sits on a baluster cap in the Forbidden City, a World Heritage Site, Beijing, China

Asia, China, Beijing. Stylized dragons nearly jump from this tiled wall, in the Forbidden City, a World Heritage Site, Beijing, China

Asia, China, Beijing. A brightly-roofed tower and wide moat guard the entrance to the Forbidden City, a World Heritage Site, Beijing, China

Asia, China, Beijing. Intricately sculpted railings line the road to the Hall of Perfect Harmony, Forbidden City, a World Heritage Site, Beijing, China

Asia, China, Beijing. Colorful, fanciful dragons regard each other on this tiled wall in Chinas Forbidden City, a World Heritage Site, Beijing, China

Asia, China, Beijing. White balastrades contrast with this striking red lacquer door in the Forbidden City, a World Heritage Site, Beijing, China

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"Gugong: Exploring the Majestic Forbidden City in Beijing, China" Step into a world of grandeur and history as you enter Gugong, also known as the Forbidden City. With its iconic yellow roofs that symbolize imperial power, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is a testament to China's rich cultural heritage. As you stroll along the Arrow Tower, marvel at the breathtaking views of the Forbidden City moat, canal, and palace wall. The Dagoba Gate on Jade Flower Island within Beihai public park takes you back in time to 1000 AD when this serene oasis was created. Discover tranquility at the Blue Pavilion nestled within the heart of the Forbidden City. Its intricate architecture and peaceful surroundings make it an enchanting spot for reflection. Crossing over a picturesque bridge on Jade Flower Island in Beihai public park offers a glimpse into ancient Chinese landscapes. The turret-like structures stand tall against stunning scenery, making it an irresistible attraction for visitors seeking beauty and serenity. Don't miss out on capturing unique moments like encountering a lion door knocker at one of the entrances to the Forbidden City or sprinting for that perfect picture with Mao Tse Tung's statue near Tiananmen Gate. Every step taken along the imposing palace walls reveals ornate Chinese gates and arrow watchtowers that once protected this imperial residence from intruders. Take your time to admire their craftsmanship and historical significance. The Meridian Gate reflects both sunlight and history onto its magnificent facade. It serves as a gateway not only into Gugong but also into centuries of Chinese dynasties' legacies waiting to be explored within these hallowed grounds. Gugong beckons travelers from around the globe with its awe-inspiring architecture, captivating landscapes, and profound historical importance. Immerse yourself in this living museum where past meets present seamlessly – an experience that will leave you forever enchanted by China's remarkable heritage.