Zhengyangmen, City gate in Beijing
Zhengyangmen, also known as Qianmen, is a famous historical city gate located at the south of Tiananmen Square.
Constructed during the Ming Dynasty, Zhengyangmen has stood at its location for over 500 years as a symbol of ancient Beijing.
This gate has played crucial roles in various ceremonies and was part of Beijing's old walled city.
Zhengyangmen now houses a museum and stands as a prominent tourist attraction.
Designated as one of the Major Historical and Cultural Site Protected at the National Level in China.
Location: Beijing
Height: 42 m
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