Enjoy This Architectural Masterpiece！

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📍 The Long Corridor stretches between the southern foot of Longevity Hill and the northern shore of Kunming Lake.

⌛️ History:
- Originally built in 1750(15th year of Emperor Qianlong's reign).
- Destroyed by Anglo-French forces in 1860, then rebuilt in 1888.

🌿 Key Features:
- Length: 728 meters (273 sections), making it the longest covered walkway in Chinese gardens.
- Paintings: Over 14,000 colorful murals depicting landscapes, myths, and historical scenes.
- Records: Listed in the Guinness World Records (1990).
- Route: Runs from Yaoyue Gate (east) to Shizhang Pavilion (west), passing Paiyun Gate and four seasonal pavilions (Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter) symmetrically placed along the way.

Pro Tip: The Long Corridor is free with the basic ticket—no extra fee! Stroll slowly to admire the murals and lake views.

Post by Winnie21 | Jul 31, 2025