Beijing’s iconic Palace Museum is buzzing with international energy as travelers worldwide flock to its storied courtyards, propelled by China’s expanding visa-free entry policies. On May 6, the museum – once the exclusive domain of emperors – welcomed waves of visitors snapping selfies, marveling at Ming Dynasty architecture, and soaking in centuries of imperial history. 🌏📸
"It’s like stepping into a living history book," shared Emma, a traveler from France, as she admired the intricate rooftops. The surge reflects China’s post-pandemic tourism revival, with over 50 countries now eligible for visa-free entry, simplifying trips for globetrotters and culture enthusiasts alike.
Experts say the trend highlights growing global curiosity about Chinese heritage. The Palace Museum, home to over 1.8 million artifacts, has also rolled out multilingual guides and interactive exhibits to engage tech-savvy Gen-Z explorers. With summer travel peaking, this UNESCO gem is proving that ancient history can be the ultimate influencer. 💫
