Splendid China Folk Village
A Chinese culture theme park opened in 1989 — 'one step into history, one day to tour all of China': over 80 miniature Chinese landmarks including the Great Wall, the Palace Museum (Forbidden City) and the Terracotta Warriors, plus 27 ethnic villages with song and dance shows
Visitor info
- Opening hours
- 09:30-21:00
- Ticket
- CNY 200
Price is indicative — final quote on inquiry.
A Chinese culture theme park opened in 1989 — 'one step into history, one day to tour all of China': over 80 miniature Chinese landmarks such as the Great Wall, the Palace Museum (Forbidden City) and the Terracotta Warriors, plus 27 ethnic villages with song and dance performances; the two large-scale shows 'Oriental Splendor' and 'Dragon & Phoenix Dance Across China' are the park's signature acts, and the miniature landmarks lit up at night have a special charm. Adjacent to Window of the World, the two can be combined into an OCT day; Metro Line 1, OCT Station goes direct.
Getting there: Metro Line 1, OCT Station
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