Xi’an Case Pavilion

Date: 2011.08.23 | Category: UBPA Display (North) | Tags: China,Daming Gong,Daming Palace,Pavilion Expo,Tang Dynasty,Xian Pavilion,Zone E

Xi’an Case Pavilion

The Daming Gong (Daming Palace) is a political, economic and cultural center of the Tang Dynasty. In 1950s, China began the archaeological excavations of Daming Palace in the principle of protecting cultural heritage, improving surrounding environment and enhancing residents’ living standard, setting a good example of achieving the harmonious coexistence of cultural heritage and urban life. Visitors will have a fantastic 3D experience of touring the palace as it was 1300 years ago. In interactive programs such as “Seek Treasures in Daming Palace”, visitors can feel the cultural charm of the palace and China’s ancient capital Xi’an.

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Xi'an Case Pavilion (Tony Lin)

Originally posted 2010-09-13 00:54:20.

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