At the crossroads of Beijing, Tianjin, and Hebei lies Grand Epoch City, a magnificent replica of Beijing during the Ming and Qing dynasties. This architectural marvel transports visitors back in time, showcasing the grandeur and elegance of ancient imperial China.
Encircled by a five-kilometer city wall and adorned with 22 meticulously arranged towers, Grand Epoch City mirrors the “nine inner and seven outer” design of old Beijing’s city walls. The sprawling complex features traditional Chinese architectural styles, complete with ingenious imperial gardens that reflect the splendor of the past.
Wandering through the city, visitors encounter pavilions, terraces, and winding corridors, all embellished with carved beams and painted rafters. The design seamlessly integrates the classical gardening styles of both northern and southern China, creating a harmonious blend of man-made structures and natural landscapes.
Despite being a modern creation, Grand Epoch City offers an authentic experience reminiscent of the former imperial palace’s majesty. The serene environment is enriched with lush plants, clear waters dotted with boats, and the fragrant scent of lotus flowers wafting through the air, crafting an earthly paradise that captivates all who visit.
