The photographer is positioned inside the glazed tile gate, at a certain distance from the subject, roughly along the central axis of the gate. A straight-on angle is used, with the arched structure of the glazed tile gate serving as the main frame of the picture, enclosing the subject and the view of the palace beyond the gate. Travel Tips: Opening Hours: Cultural Palace Park: April 1 to October 31, 06:30-19:00; November 1 to March 31 of the following year, 07:00-17:00. Tai Miao Ancient Architecture Area: 09:00-17:00. Closed on Mondays except for legal holidays and winter/summer vacations.

Temple of Heaven - Inside the Qian Liuli Gate

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Beijing Labor People's Cultural Palace, Dongcheng District, Beijing

Photography Tips

The photographer is positioned inside the glazed tile gate, at a certain distance from the subject, roughly along the central axis of the gate. A straight-on angle is used, with the arched structure of the glazed tile gate serving as the main frame of the picture, enclosing the subject and the view of the palace beyond the gate. Travel Tips: Opening Hours: Cultural Palace Park: April 1 to October 31, 06:30-19:00; November 1 to March 31 of the following year, 07:00-17:00. Tai Miao Ancient Architecture Area: 09:00-17:00. Closed on Mondays except for legal holidays and winter/summer vacations.

Walking Guide

Map navigation to "The Temple of Heaven." Note: The correct name for "太庙" in English is "The Imperial Ancestral Temple," but it is less commonly known than the Temple of Heaven. If you are sure that "太庙" is the intended location, you should use "The Imperial Ancestral Temple" instead. However, if you meant the more famous site, the correct translation would be "Map navigation to 'The Temple of Heaven.'" For this context, I’ll assume "The Imperial Ancestral Temple" is correct: Map navigation to "The Imperial Ancestral Temple."