Stroll through the Prince Gong’s Mansion, immersing yourself in the solemn dignity of ancient Chinese official residences. Discover the secluded beauty of classical gardens, marveling at the artistry of traditional Chinese landscape design. Capture the picturesque landscapes with your camera as you wander this Qing-era sanctuary.

Explore ceremonial halls like the Yin’an Hall and Jiale Hall, once used for sacrificial rituals, and experience the allure of Shamanism through their cultural remnants.

Please note: Prince Gong’s Mansion requires real-name admission—each visitor must provide their full passport number in advance.

No electronic tickets are issued; foreign visitors must redeem paper tickets at the General Affairs Office near the entrance by presenting their passport.

Public transportation options are available nearby

Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap

Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Please note that tickets for the Prince Kung's Mansion are time-slotted for either the morning or afternoon—make sure to select the correct entry time when booking.

Prince Kung’s Mansion requires real-name admission; please provide each traveler's passport number.

No electronic tickets are issued; foreign visitors must redeem paper tickets at the General Affairs Office by showing their passport.