Located at the foot of Yunlong Mountain in Xuzhou, this site is a witness to Emperor Qianlong’s southern tours. The existing glazed tile architecture and inscriptions offer a glimpse into the imperial grandeur and the charm of the Jiangnan region, solidified into an eternal scroll. The palace complex features yellow-tiled red walls and elaborate carvings, showcasing the essence of Qing Dynasty palace architecture. Stone lions stand solemnly on either side of the gate, while ancient pines create a lush, green backdrop, reflecting imperial authority. The core area includes the main hall, chambers, and an inscription corridor, with a stone staircase leading to the main hall, and vibrant paintings still visible within, depicting dragons and phoenixes. The inscription corridor displays calligraphy by Emperor Qianlong, detailing his southern tour.
