The Electricity Science Gallery leads to the largest pumped storage power plant of Northern China. At one thousand meters long, this scenic tunnel is a gallery that is also the core plant of The “eight five key projects,” of Modern China.

The Ming tombs pumped storage power plants to make full use of its unique features and architectural structures within a modern, yet largely pumped storage power plant. During that period of the Ming Dynasty, they also began placing 101 light boxes on both sides of the tunnel, they then designed the scenic ，one thousand meter underground electricity science gallery for visitors.

Entering the Electricity Science Gallery is a good chance for you to get to learn more about China’s history as the global leader in manufacturing and designing electronics and how electricty in China has changed over the years.

While Michael Faraday discovered the principles of electromagnetic induction in 1831 and Edison invented the electric light in 1879. from the earliest Chinese electric light in Empress Dowager’s Cixi’ Palace. Even the Three Gorges Project and the domestic and international well-known power plant from the famous scientist's life to the knowledge used to review of all kinds of power generation principles. Various elements, in fact are included in this all-encompassing walk along this broad tunnel which almost warps you into a different time zone. Place yourself in the building you weill realize how much we relied on the work of great men to have the metropolis that we appreciate so much today.

Address：East of the Ming tombs reservoir, Changping District.

Admission: 10 RMB;5 RMB for students.

Open time: 9:00-16:00.

Transport: take bus line 919 Shuttle bus from Deshengmen to terminal, after get off, go west 1000 meters.

Tel: 010-60713835.