Shu Fang Zhai Palace Exclusive Access
01/04/2018
Allan Gong - Learning and Development Manager
Not open to the general public, this location is part of the historical Forbidden City and can be accessed with the help of The Peninsula Beijing’s Concierge team. Adorned with authentic furniture from the Qing dynasty, this lodge was primarily used as a study by the dynasty’s most famous Emperor - Qianlong. This site has been the venue for several VIP receptions held for state dignitaries. Upon availability, an assigned professor can give guests a tour of the area and lend his knowledge on the relevance of its architectural stature.
Not open to the general public, this location is part of the historical Forbidden City and can be accessed with the help of The Peninsula Beijing’s Concierge team. Adorned with authentic furniture from the Qing dynasty, this lodge was primarily used as a study by the dynasty’s most famous Emperor - Qianlong. This site has been the venue for several VIP receptions held for state dignitaries. Upon availability, an assigned professor can give guests a tour of the area and lend his knowledge on the relevance of its architectural stature.