Shenyang Summer Palace (in simplified Chinese????) is place which combine leisure, skating, entertainment, bowling, , bungee jumping, food, shopping and many other items. It is a very comprehensive amusement park and therefore, it would call itself a “Palace”.  The overall construction area of Shenyang Summer Palace is 23,800 square meters. The top of the building was composed of two giant balls, each of diameters 90 meters and 75 meters. Such idea is really unique and adds a lot of extraordinary characters to the Palace.

Among the land area of the Palace, the leisure park area was 7800 square meters, and they were divided into 8 large areas such as sub-slide pool, diving pool, surfing pool, etc. These areas totally can accommodate 2,000 people to have their leisure activities at one time. Therefore, Shenyang Summer Palace is Asia’s largest fully enclosed air-conditioned indoor leisure park.

If you are visiting Shenyang in summer, you should definitely go to this Palace because it is really beautiful and entertaining. Apart from the facilities usually existing in this Palace, there are also a lot of other functions held by the park to attract tourists. Therefore, you would never feel bored with this Palace. Actually, many people visiting this park had visited the park before. It means that the park is really so entertaining that could attract them to visit more than one time!

When visiting Shenyang Summer Palace, you should always remember to bring another set of clothes, because you would usually get wet after playing the exciting games and you need clothes to change. Of course, there are some shops inside the Palace selling souvenirs like clothes and you could buy them for substitute.

The entrance fee of Shenyang Summer Palace is very reasonable and it is surely worthwhile for you to visit. You would be able to enjoy a very exciting, unforgettable experience in this Palace. If you are interested in visiting the Palace, you could take a bus in some large bus stations and you would be able to reach the Palace.

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