Prince Kalaqin Palace

Prince Kalaqin Palace was the palace of the Kalaqin tribe during the Qing Dynasty. It was built during the reign of Emperor Kangxi. After many renovations and expansions, it has become a large-scale and beautifully built ancient building complex. It is not only an important place to study the history and culture of the Mongolian people in the Qing Dynasty, but also an important window to understand the political system and social life at that time.

Advantages

  1. Cultural value: As a national cultural relic protection unit, Prince Kalaqin Palace carries rich historical information and cultural connotations.
  2. Architectural art: Its unique architectural style and exquisite architectural skills demonstrate the superb level of ancient craftsmen.
  3. Natural scenery: The surrounding environment is beautiful and surrounded by green trees, providing tourists with a quiet and comfortable environment for sightseeing.

Ticket price

Ticket prices may vary depending on the season and activities. For specific ticket prices, it is recommended to consult the local tourism department or official website for the latest information.

Opening hours

Normally, the opening hours of the Kalaqin Prince's Palace are from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm (may be adjusted in winter), but it is best to confirm the specific opening hours in advance.

Transportation

There are many options for transportation to the Kalaqin Prince's Palace:

  • Self-driving: You can drive along the G45 Expressway to Chifeng City, and then turn onto Provincial Road S205 to arrive.
  • Public transportation: Take a train or plane to Chifeng City, then transfer to a long-distance bus to Kalaqin Banner, and finally transfer to a local bus or taxi to the palace.

Precautions

  1. Please take care of cultural relics and monuments, and do not touch exhibits and buildings at will.
  2. Keep the environment clean and do not litter.
  3. Comply with the regulations of the scenic area and pay attention to safety warning signs.
  4. Respect the customs and habits of ethnic minorities and visit in a civilized manner.