The Museum of the Imperial Palace of the Manchukuo
Spot Introduction
The Museum of the Imperial Palace of the Manchukuo stands on the site of the former Puppet Manchuria Imperial Palace and is now a national-level museum. This architectural complex, built in 1932, covers an area of 137,000 square meters and consists mainly of the Qinmin Building, Huairen Hall, and the Imperial Exhibition Hall, fully preserving the architectural style and interior furnishings of the Puppet Manchuria period. As the most complete relic of the Puppet Manchuria in China, it is not only an important historical witness but also a crucial base for patriotic education.
The museum boasts a collection of nearly 100,000 cultural relics, including a wealth of precious historical documents, photographs, and physical materials. The Qinmin Building, a political center of the Puppet Manchuria, blends Chinese and Japanese architectural styles and retains the original appearance of meeting rooms and offices from that period. Huairen Hall, once the bedroom of Emperor Pu Yi, showcases the daily life scenes of the last emperor. The Imperial Exhibition Hall displays a wide range of palace supplies, including porcelain, calligraphy and painting, furniture, etc., reflecting the lifestyle of that time.
As a national first-level museum, the Museum of the Imperial Palace of the Manchukuo not only fulfills the functions of cultural relic protection and exhibition but also actively carries out academic research and patriotic education activities. Thematic exhibitions and academic seminars held annually provide an important platform for the public to deeply understand this period of history. The museum also features a digital exhibition hall that restores historical scenes through modern technological means, offering visitors a more intuitive experience.
In recent years, the museum has continuously enriched its exhibition content, launching permanent exhibitions such as the “History of the Puppet Manchuria Exhibition” and the “History of the Anti-Japanese War in Northeast China Exhibition,” and regularly holding temporary exhibitions.
景点介绍
The museum has also developed various forms of social education activities, such as historical lectures and cultural relic restoration experiences, enabling visitors to understand this special period of history from multiple perspectives and in an all-round way.
必游景点
- Qinmin Building
- Political center of the Puppet Manchuria
- Architectural art exhibition
- Suggested visiting time: 60 minutes
- Royal Exhibition Hall
- Display of daily necessities
- Historical exhibition
- Suggested visiting time: 60 minutes
- Huairen Hall
- Important historical relics
- Historical exhibitions
- Suggested visiting time: 45 minutes
- Imperial Garden
- Garden landscape
- Leisure area
- Suggested visiting time: 45 minutes
参观建议
- Best route
- Qinmin Building → Royal Exhibition Hall → Huairen Hall → Imperial Garden
- It is recommended to hire a professional guide
- Visiting schedule
- Visit the exhibition halls in the morning
- Tour the park in the afternoon
- Reserve time for taking photos
- Practical tips
- Keep quiet
- Pay attention to etiquette
- Do not touch cultural relics
交通指南
- Metro: Line 4, Puppet Palace Station
- Bus: Take Bus 102 or 118
- Self-drive: Navigate to the Puppet Manchuria Palace Museum
- Dedicated tourist line: There are direct buses from the city center
周边美食推荐
- Snacks from the old street
- Northeastern cuisine restaurant
- Specialty dining
- Tea and snack shop
特别提醒
- Keep quiet
- Strictly obey no-photography zones
- Visit in a civilized manner
- Dress appropriately
- Do not touch cultural relics
- It is recommended to hire a commentator
- No open flames
- Protect cultural relics and historic sites.