颐和园是清朝的皇家行宮和大型皇家園林，位于中国北京市海淀区西北，占地2

颐和园是清朝的皇家行宮和大型皇家園林，位于中国北京市海淀区西北，占地290公顷（合4400亩）。颐和园修建于清朝乾隆年间（原名清漪园）、重建于光绪年间，曾属于清朝北京西郊三山五园之一。颐和园素以人工建筑与自然山水巧妙结合的造园手法著称于世，是中国园林艺术顶峰时期的代表。[1][2]1998年，颐和园被评为世界文化遺產。

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The Summer Palace is the royal palace of the Qing Dynasty royal gardens and large, located in Haidian District, Beijing, northwest China, covers an area of ​​290 hectares (about 4400 acres). The Summer Palace was built in the Qing Emperor Qianlong (formerly known as Qing Yi Park), between reconstruction in dynasty, the Qing Dynasty had belonged to one of three mountains west of Beijing five parks. Summer gardening practices are renowned for artificial architecture and natural landscape unique combination known to the world, is the representative of Chinese garden art peak periods. [1] [2] In 1998, the Summer Palace was named World Heritage Site.

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The summer palace is the Royal Palace of the Qing Dynasty and the Royal Garden, is located in the northwest of China, Haidian District, Peking City, covers an area of 290 hectares (4400 acres). Summer palace built in the Qing Dynasty Emperor Qianlong (formerly known as Qing Yi Park), rebuilt in Guangxu years, once belonged to one of the Qing Dynasty in the west suburb of Beijing three Park Hill 5. Ingenious combination of the summer palace are renowned for their artificial construction and natural landscape gardening practices known to the world, is the representative of the peak period of the Chinese garden art. [1][2]1998 years, the Summer Palace was named the world's cultural heritage.