important news: Foreign visitors can use their passports to buy Forbidden City tickets at the Ticket office. #1 The Forbidden City is not open on Monday!!! #2 Book the tickets at least 1 day before you visit. The Forbidden City doesn't sell tickets for the day, so you must book the tickets at least 1 day before. #3 This is super important; there are a limited number of tickets daily. (It can be sold out quickly during the low season; There are only 50000 tickets every day till now) #4 Tickets can be booked 7 days before at 8 pm, so try to get your tickets as early as you can. #5 Time-slot reservation policy and ticket inspection measures For example, if you booked the morning tickets, you should get in before 12:00, and afternoon tickets can only go inside after 12:00. # 6 The ticket is booked under your passport number. Please remember to bring your passport with you. # 7 Business shooting is not allowed, so the gimble and triple are not allowed inside. Forbidden City website: intl.dpm.org.cn/index.html?l=en For more information: www.beijingwalking.com/forbidden-city/
You are so fortunate lucky to roam around the forbidden city with so few people around, this scenario opportunity is once only in recorded recent history,you could have a real time,seeing enjoying the historic buildings .For me I don't have this kind of serene opportunity, thousand and thousands of Folks crowded over the area when I was there three weeks ago, that's why I need to watch your videos where I might have missed out
Very interesting tour! Truly wish more of the building interior's were visable to the public. Afterall, the Emporer's and their famiies have long stopped using them. Even if the interior's were not in the best condition, they are still treasures and would be so interesting to see.
Hey! Thanks for making this video, it's great to have this first person view of the tour. I missed the part when you said the month you filmed this, but now in the post-pandemic, what time of the year would you recommend to go better in order to find so few other people around as you had?
@@guestonearth1274 Vietnam had always been number one target for annexation from China with countless invasion thru out the history for over 2000 years, but Vietnamese people will are too strong, and the heroic spirit that kept them alive and kept their nation identity until nowadays, so Vietnam has never been part of China. it has always been Viet, the Au-Lac Viet people are the last standing Viet to stand up against Chinese aggression.
Lie, Vietnam is a small vassal state in China's border area, China has sent civilization to Vietnam, Vietnam does not have the construction technology of China's Central Plains, just look at the only remaining "ancient buildings" on the land of Vietnam now to know what the architectural technology and aesthetic level of Vietnam is!
@@SKY-lu6xl you've been blindly being brainwashed by the Chinese propaganda. Being vassal State don't mean they dont' have smart people and civilization. Just doing your own research instead of believing that the world revolve around China. Remember, Han Chinese used to be just upper plain people who invaded and stole civilizations from other countries and then erased their existence.
important news:
Foreign visitors can use their passports to buy Forbidden City tickets at the Ticket office.
#1 The Forbidden City is not open on Monday!!!
#2 Book the tickets at least 1 day before you visit. The Forbidden City doesn't sell tickets for the day, so you must book the tickets at least 1 day before.
#3 This is super important; there are a limited number of tickets daily. (It can be sold out quickly during the low season; There are only 50000 tickets every day till now)
#4 Tickets can be booked 7 days before at 8 pm, so try to get your tickets as early as you can.
#5 Time-slot reservation policy and ticket inspection measures For example, if you booked the morning tickets, you should get in before 12:00, and afternoon tickets can only go inside after 12:00.
# 6 The ticket is booked under your passport number. Please remember to bring your passport with you.
# 7 Business shooting is not allowed, so the gimble and triple are not allowed inside.
Forbidden City website: intl.dpm.org.cn/index.html?l=en
For more information: www.beijingwalking.com/forbidden-city/
Hi Leo, I'm Dennis Daniels from Cleveland, Ohio! Thanks for sharing your video about your tour of the forbidden city in Beijing, China 🇨🇳!
Thank you, Leo. Your information was so interesting.
I visited the Forbidden City recently but you have shown us some parts I had not seen.
Excellent video, thank you very much! It's a pleasure to watch it, thanks!
Very informative. Thank you for the video, so interesting and so much history.
Thank you for sharing.
loved your video. My hope is to visit one day. Thanks Leo!!
Thank you for sharing this with us! 🙏
You are so fortunate lucky to roam around the forbidden city with so few people around, this scenario opportunity is once only in recorded recent history,you could have a real time,seeing enjoying the historic buildings .For me I don't have this kind of serene opportunity, thousand and thousands of
Folks crowded over the area when I was there three weeks ago, that's why I need to watch your videos where I might have missed out
Very helpful and extensive instructions! So many thanks to you.❤
Very interesting tour! Truly wish more of the building interior's were visable to the public. Afterall, the Emporer's and their famiies have long stopped using them. Even if the interior's were not in the best condition, they are still treasures and would be so interesting to see.
wow interesting thank you i've watched your tour very fun
Hello. I enjoyed your FORBIDDEN CITY walking tour and explaining as well. Do the same for other sites in Beijing.
Thanks for making this! Was really insightful.
Thank you for the excellent video
YO THANKS LEO WAS AWSOME
I’m more surprised about a lack of crowd
Thank you !!! I apreciate its is for my sript test
Hey! Thanks for making this video, it's great to have this first person view of the tour. I missed the part when you said the month you filmed this, but now in the post-pandemic, what time of the year would you recommend to go better in order to find so few other people around as you had?
Thanks for sharing, if I have suitcase, where I can entrusted my luggage
Why 9 and 5? Chinese are good at building. Why wasn't the palace renovated or built to catch up with times (modernize it)?
Did you know that the Forbidden City was designed by a Vietnamese architecture "Nguyen An" ?
Bcoz Vietnam was a part of China which was Ming Dynasty at that time
@@guestonearth1274 Vietnam had always been number one target for annexation from China with countless invasion thru out the history for over 2000 years, but Vietnamese people will are too strong, and the heroic spirit that kept them alive and kept their nation identity until nowadays, so Vietnam has never been part of China. it has always been Viet, the Au-Lac Viet people are the last standing Viet to stand up against Chinese aggression.
@@guestonearth1274no. Beijing launched an invasion and kidnapped many skilled workers and talents from Vietnam. He was one of them.
Lie, Vietnam is a small vassal state in China's border area, China has sent civilization to Vietnam, Vietnam does not have the construction technology of China's Central Plains, just look at the only remaining "ancient buildings" on the land of Vietnam now to know what the architectural technology and aesthetic level of Vietnam is!
@@SKY-lu6xl you've been blindly being brainwashed by the Chinese propaganda. Being vassal State don't mean they dont' have smart people and civilization. Just doing your own research instead of believing that the world revolve around China. Remember, Han Chinese used to be just upper plain people who invaded and stole civilizations from other countries and then erased their existence.
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