TongAn World Studios

TongAn World Studios is a national 3A-level tourist attraction. It is a palace complex modeled after the Forbidden City in Beijing, covering a total area of 150 acres and with a total investment of 135 million yuan.

The scenic area mainly selects the three typical buildings of the Forbidden City in Beijing - Tian'anmen, Taihe Hall, and Yangxin Hall, as well as the imperial garden for royal entertainment, the Long Corridor of the Summer Palace, the Ming and Qing Street for shopping and dining, the Ice and Fantasy World Pavilion, the wooden boats, go-karts, horseback riding, forest exploration, riding in a carriage for adventure, ancient costume experience, and the "quharren" (a type of traditional Chinese courtyard house) with the architectural style of old Beijing. The entire film city is full of ancient charm and grandeur, with pavilions, towers, carved beams and painted eaves, and is truly ingenious. There are lush green trees and blooming flowers, small bridges and flowing water, which are extremely favorable. The palace and garden complement each other, with yellow tiles, red walls, and magnificent gold and blue colors, making it impossible to leave without lingering. Walking in Tong'an Film City, the feeling of "what a wonderful time" spontaneously arises, allowing you to truly experience a journey to the Southern Imperial City.

Since its opening to the public, Tong'an Film City has welcomed thousands of overseas guests, international friends, and domestic film and television production units. TV series such as "The Palace Treasure", "The Heroic Zheng Chenggong", "Shi Lang General", and "The King of the Bags" were all filmed here. Entering the film city, you can not only enjoy a tour in the "film" world, but also enjoy the rich and colorful performances of the carefully planned imperial city parade, ball throwing for marriage proposals, the skit "Crossing the Pass and Summoning the General", the江湖·Unique Skills (a type of traditional Chinese performance)， etc. Experience the grandeur of the Qing Dynasty in TongAn World Studios.

Source：Xiamen Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism