Wax Palace of the Ming Dynasty Emperor
Changping District, Beijing, China
Description:
The Wax Palace of the Emperor of the Ming Dynasty presents an exhibition of wax figures showing scenes from the life of the Ming Dynasty, as well as wax replicas of famous halls and palaces of that period. It is located northwest of Beijing. The palace was opened in August 1994. It is located on an area of 45,000 square meters. The building of the palace is a sample of modern European architecture.
Inside the palace there are twenty-six halls, in which three hundred and seventy-four wax figures are exhibited. The palace is equipped with modern sound and light devices that allow you to “revive” the exhibits, making the scenes with their participation extremely realistic.