Huaqing Palace, Hot spring resort in China
Huaqing Palace, a complex of hot springs located at the northern foot of Mount Li.
A site with over three millennia of recorded history, once a royal retreat during the Tang dynasty.
An inspirational locale for many Chinese poets and literary figures through the ages.
Open to tourists, offering insight into imperial leisure and ancient engineering.
Known for the romantic lore of Emperor Xuanzong and his consort Yang Guifei.
Location: Lintong District
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