Summer Palace

This former royal garden and summer retreat of the Qing dynasty features a harmonious blend of natural landscapes and man-made structures, including expansive lakes, classical pavilions, and intricate architectural details. It embodies the pinnacle of Chinese classical garden design and imperial culture, with a rich historical background reflecting its use as a royal residence and a place for imperial leisure. Recent developments have integrated smart technologies to enhance management and cultural presentation, while events such as the Osmanthus Flower Culture Festival highlight its ongoing cultural significance.