Huaqing Palace

Tang Huaqing Palace is the palace of the Tang Dynasty's feudal emperors. Later, it is also called "Hua Qingchi", located in Lintong District, Xi'an City, Shaanxi Province. Including the original Lishan National Forest Park, and the Summer Palace, Yuanmingyuan, Chengde Mountain Resort. They are the four royal gardens of China.

Huaqing Palace is built on the back of the mountain, and it is built on the foothills of the mountain. The scale is grand and the building is magnificent. The palace buildings are classical Chinese style. Wooden structure and Chinese roof tiles (also called Japanese roof tiles). The first name was "Tangquan Palace" and later renamed the Hot Spring Palace. Tang Xuanzong changed the name to Huaqing Palace, because it was in Lishan Mountain, also known as Lishan Palace, Li Palace and Xiuling Palace.

Huaqing Palace was built in the early Tang Dynasty and flourished after Tang Xuanzong was in power. Tang Xuanzong carefully managed to build such a grand palace, and he will travel to this place almost every October. At the end of the year, he returns Chang'an. After the Anshi rebellion, the political situation changed suddenly, and the tourism of Huaqing Palace quickly declined. After the Tang Dynasty, the emperors rarely traveled to Huaqing Palace.