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	Daming Palace National Heritage Site Park

Daming Palace

Daming Palace's history in pictures

Daming Palace was built in AD 635 and was originally named Yong'an Palace (Daming Palace Stone Map by Lv Dafang in Song Dynasty)

Daming Palace preservation project

Daming Palace Preservation Project is a giant heritage project in China. It is a project of great significance in terms of cultural heritage preservation.

History of Daming Palace

Daming Palace, located on Longshou Plain in the north-east of Xi’an, is a cluster of palaces built during the Tang Dynasty.

Shaanxi Tang Daming Palace Heritage Site Preservation Foundation

Shaanxi Tang Daming Palace Heritage Site Preservation Foundation initiated by Xi’an Qujiang Daming Palace Relics Region Preservation and Development Office.

Ten scenic spots in Xi'an Daming Palace

The relic protection project of Xi'an Daming Palace was launched in October 2007, and it is a key project of relic protection in the Eleventh Five-Year Plan.

Six highlights in Xi'an Daming Palace

The relic protection project of Xi'an Daming Palace has won recognition from UNESCO, the World Relics Protection Center, and State Cultural Relics Bureau.

Three steps to renovate Daming Palace

The renovation of Daming Palace National Heritage Park was listed among the key projects of the Eleventh Five Year Plan. Daming Palace National Heritage Park, once reconstructed, will cover 19.16 square kilometers.

Original site of Daming Palace

The Site of the Daming Palace is located on the Longshou Plateau in the north suburb of Xi'an City, Shaanxi Province.The Hanyuan Hall was where emperors held ceremonies and met with officials.

Stories of Daming Palace

Daming Palace, located in the center of the capital, had witnessed the ups and downs in the country and the world for centuries. The palace had memorized the flourish of the Tang Dynasty in its heyday.

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