[2025 Beijing Attraction] Travel Guide for Lama Temple (Updated Mar)

If you're taking your kids to Beijing and want to experience the most authentic Beijing-style city walk, then you must save this route! You can experience the flavor of old Beijing's hutongs, take photos with red walls and green tiles, and visit various beautiful and artistic creative shops along the way. Plus, you won't have to retrace your steps. ‼️Route: Yonghe Temple—Wudaoying Hutong—Guozijian—Beiluoguxiang—Nanluoguxiang—Yandai Xiejie—Drum Tower—Bell Tower 🚇Take the subway directly to Yonghe Temple and start from there. A detailed map of the route is provided at the end for reference. ✅Yonghe Temple: A very effective temple. If you come to Beijing, you must visit Yonghe Temple. It is very popular, and the ancient architecture is magnificent. After getting incense, there is a red wall on the right side of the entrance that is great for taking photos. ✅Wudaoying Hutong: There are many creative shops here, and it's a hutong worth exploring. ✅Guozijian: This street is definitely the best place to take photos of red walls and green tiles. ✅Beiluoguxiang: A hutong worth exploring slowly. Experience the life of old Beijing and the flavor of the hutongs. ✅Drum Tower: A classic check-in spot. Many people take photos at the Drum Tower and Bell Tower. ✅Shichahai/Houhai: Walk through Yandai Xiejie to Shichahai, then stroll along Shichahai to Houhai. There are many snacks and bars here. By this time, it's almost sunset, so you can enjoy the beautiful sunset and find a bar to listen to Beijing folk songs in the evening.

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🕰️Business Hours: 09:00-17:00 🏖️Atmosphere/Facilities: Tranquil/Antique 📍Address: No. 12 Yonghegong Street, Guozijian, Dongcheng District, Beijing 💰Average Cost: General admission RMB25 💞Recommended Reason: Yonghe Temple is the largest Tibetan Buddhist temple in Beijing and was once the residence of Emperor Yongzheng. Upon entering, you can immediately feel the solemn and tranquil atmosphere. Many people kneel and pray sincerely in front of the Buddha (free incense is provided inside). The halls house numerous Buddhist deities, showcasing a long history. The plaques in each hall have both Chinese and Manchu scripts, reflecting the cultural exchange during the Qing Dynasty. After visiting, it is recommended to stop by the souvenir shop to purchase various blessing items. Local friends say that carrying these items can be beneficial for career and love. If you have the chance to visit, give it a try. 🗓️Itinerary: A visit to Yonghe Temple takes about 2 hours. Afterward, you can arrange to visit the nearby Confucius Temple and Guozijian (2-3 hours), then head to Houhai for some snacks and a drink to end a fulfilling day.

|Copy this route directly. If you only have 1 day in Beijing, I recommend this citywalk route‼ ️There are food, drink and attractions to experience the local life in Beijing ❤️ ✅Let’s take a look at how I planned this citywalk route: 📍Yonghe Temple Tickets are 25 yuan. Go at 9 a.m. to avoid peak crowds. If you just want to go shopping, you can go after 16 p.m. (admission stops at 16:30) 📍Ditan Park The entrance fee is 2 yuan. It is lined with green trees and towering ancient trees. Many old Beijingers walk, play ball, and sing here... sit on the benches in the woods and look at the "sea" in a daze, enjoying the tranquility and comfort. 📍Ying Hutong Walking in this literary and fresh alley, you will not get tired of shopping for most of the day at the street cafes, summer drink shops, and artistic creative shops! 📍 Imperial College & Confucius Temple Feel the rich history of the highest university in ancient China. The scene of red walls and green trees is a blockbuster in any photo. The whole street is surrounded by the shade of trees, which is very comfortable without being exposed to the sun. 📍Fangjia Hutong You can navigate to No. 71 Fangjia Hutong, where there is a romantic tree where you can check in and take photos! Stroll slowly along the alley, and you can also go for a stroll in the Creative Factory at No. 46 The very popular Suzuki Cafeteria is here~ After eating, you can continue to visit the internet celebrity grocery store at No. 26 Yangmeizhu Xiejie, which has many souvenirs. 📍Beijing Square Promise me, you must go to the fourth-floor restaurant of MUJI HOTEL in Beijing Square in the evening to watch the night view. From the terrace, you can enjoy the beautiful landmarks of Beijing! Feel the super value happiness of 20 yuan 🚇Traffic tips It is recommended to take Metro Line 2 and Line 5 and exit from Exit F of Yonghegong Station to start the citywalk tour. Finally, return to Yonghegong, take Metro Line 2, Inner Ring Line, Qianmen Metro Station, exit from Exit C, and walk to Yangmeizhu Street

You must come to Beijing in the summer🍃Hutongs with catkins floating all over the ground🚶Streets full of historical and cultural atmosphere, feel the summer of old Beijing in the summer🌞The fireworks of Peking described by Lao She🔥 If you come to Beijing for a trip✈️I would recommend you to go to these 4️⃣streets for a day of citywalk! Feel the leisurely life in old Beijing🍃 Recommended route 1️⃣: Jingshan Park-Gulou Street-Shichahai-Beiluoguxiang Recommended route 2️⃣: Lama Temple-Wudaoying Hutong-Guozijian Recommended route 3️⃣: Yangmeizhuxie Street-Dashilan-Dongjiaominxiang 🚴Jingshan Park: You can skip the Forbidden City, but you must come to Jingshan Park to watch the sunrise and sunset of the Forbidden City🌅It's really amazing! 🚴Gulou Street: 👉🏻 Very suitable for citywalk📷 You must visit the Drum Tower in Zhao Lei's song when you come to Beijing~ You can go in front of the Drum Tower📷 Or opposite, take a picture of the whole Drum Tower 🚴Shichahai: It is recommended to watch the sunset in the evening🌅 The scenic area on the top floor of the Tangfang Coffee opposite is very vast☕️ The sunset is so beautiful at sunset 🚴Beiluoguxiang: Compared with Nanluo, I prefer the cultural atmosphere of Beiluoguxiang🌾 There are willow catkins floating in the alley, various coffee and food shops, so chill～🍃 🚴Yonghegong: It is recommended to go early in the morning~ The sun is very good🌞 There are fewer people! 🚴Wudaoying Hutong: Lama Temple and Wudaoying are together. Wudaoying has a strong literary and artistic atmosphere and is a pedestrian street with Beijing characteristics🍃 🚴Guozijian: One of my favorite hutongs! In June, catkins fill the sky 🌾 and the Imperial College exudes a romantic atmosphere. The street is very long, with many coffee shops on both sides. It is a good place to drink coffee ☕️ and daydream in the alley, and take photos on Citywalk 📷! 🚴Yangmeizhuxie Street-Dashilan: A highly recommended niche alley! ! Lots of coffee☕️, bookstores, painting shops, and handicraft workshops🪵I will definitely come here every time I come to Beijing🚶 🚴Dongjiaominxiang: The whole street is not big, but it has a very Beijing historical atmosphere and Western architecture🏰The big trees on both sides🌳shade the street, and the sun☀️shine through the leaves, mottled and colorful, a pleasant time 🍃If you missed the first snow in early winter in Beijing❄️, then you must not miss the flying catkins in Beijing in spring and summer🌾

YONGHEGONG (Lama Temple) situated up north of Beijing, once you arrived the yonghegong station take exit C/B then walks around the temple to the entrance. All tickets can be pre-book or buy at the front of the gate. Once purchase the security will scan your passport, so make sure you bring your passport with you all the time. Inside the temple is very breathtaking. All historical buildings are well preserved. Make sure to visit the mini museums within one of the room to learn more about Buddhism and the history of Lama Temple. #beijingtrip

Where: Beijing When: August 2019 This temple is the combination of Han Chinese and Tibetan styles. It is one of the largest Tibetan Buddhist monasteries in China. It was the tallest Buddhist temple in Qing dynasty. Nowadays the temple is attractive with it’s rich colors and variety of buildings. It’s crowded most of the time but there are benches you could sit and rest for a while #beijing #mytripvlog

#urbanexplorer #temple #buddhism This temple is one of the most impressive temples in Beijing and China. In Chinese - Yonghegong. Take subway, line 4, station Yonghegong Lama Temple. A ticket costs 25 rmb. They started to build it more than 300 years ago. The temple is not so large, you can walk around 40 min.-1 hour. There are some buildings, many interesting thing inside every part.

#urbanexplorer #tripblazers #beijing Yonghe Temple (or Lama temple in English) is a beautiful moment for peace in the middle of the bustling Beijing city. Whilst it can get crowded with people buying bracelets to be blessed by the monks, if you go further into the complex, there are spaces which are very quiet and good for reflection. One of the highlights of our trip was seeing the huge wooden statue of Buddha in one of the halls which is an impressive sight.

#fallingforfall The Lama Temple is also known as Palace of Peace and Harmony. It is a temple and monastery of the Gelug school of Tibetan Buddhism located on 12 Yonghegong Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing. The building and artwork of the temple is a combination of Han Chinese and Tibetan styles. This building is one of the largest Tibetan Buddhist monasteries in China. Being a Tibetan Buddhist temple, the Yonghe or Lama Temple also inherits rituals and dances from Tibet. Some Chinese people do their rituals or worship in this temple. You can see monks and worshippers burning their incense to Buddha. This is one of the most visited temples in Beijing, China. #fallingforfall #tripinspired #tripmoments

Yong He Gong aka 雍和宫 which is located in the capital of People's Republic of China Beijing and which is considered one of the best preserved Lama or Lamaism Buddhism temples outside if Tibet. Without any exaggerations, this temple is a unique germ in a Beijing cultural heritage necklace. Yong He Temple possesses very rare artifacts which could not be found anywhere else and therefore representing the difference between lamaism and other studied and giving the picture of Lama doctrine. The architectural style was found topical for Lama Temple planning in Tibet. At the same time the temple is commemorating the memory of Qing Dynasty emperor for which glory sake it was established. For instance, The Iron Hall of Qing Dynasty is kept very well in this temple (taking photos are prohibited with both reasons, religious and aim to protect it from light). Another interesting place is Lama sit or Lama throne which is put in big sala of small museum expositions of iron made accessories and artifacts related to Tibetan Buddhism. The hand made carpet with map of Lhasa is very old artifact counted more than 200 years, came from Tibet and well kept here. Numerous Buddha statures from different materials represent Buddha way and Carma circle, these statures are all very important historical artifacts and could be found only in this temple. The huge and tallest Buddha stature was introduced in previous post. Well, to mention all important things I met in this temple will take a long list for writing. Please, come here and discover all of those things by yourself. Incredible place. It is easy to be excessesd by subway, Dong Cheng District, the name of the station is the same Yong He Temple 雍和宫。 Have a nice trip! #culturalattractions#museumquest#historicculture

Hi, everyone! Today I would like to introduce one of the most impressive Buddha stature I saw during my trip in Beijing. At first, we are in Yong He Gong Lamaist monastery in the heart of Beijing City, Dongcheng district. Yong He Gong has a lot of artifacts but this one is really impressive, just mind shocking! Very tall solid Buddha stature created from bronze! It has no parts, it was moulded as it is during the Qing dynasty for the sake of those days emperor glory and popularization of Buddhism as the marketing guys could say now. Immense Buddha is dressed in very clean and beautiful clothes looks like watching you from a high altitude with a little smile. Yes, the eyes were constructed in this way to give the visitors above described feeling. #culturalattractions#bestislandtraveltowns#museumquest#historicculture

As the history says Buddhism came from India, as so the Buddha too. The very first Buddha who got enlightened is a king who got tired 😴 of war and couldn’t live with that loss of lives anymore. And so, he gave up on earthly attachments to attain the monk 🍀 . Here located in Dongcheng district is the Lama temple. It is quite around the corner from the famous Wangfujing street. This temple is also called locally as Yonghe temple, and once it was a royal residence. Over the time, people started to come to pray 🙏 and the Buddhism followed here is the yellow hat 🤠 . You can see different sections of temple starting from the entrance, with some amazing architectures and statues of ancient beliefs. Also they have a magnificient statue of Maitreya, that will make you totally 💯 in love with Buddhism. Check this must visit place in Beijing, folks !! #urbanexplorer #yonghemiao #couplestrip#historicculture#culturalattraction

Transportation: Exit Lama Temple Station on Metro Line 2, and Lama Temple is to the south, across Andingmen East Street. Directions: Go west and turn left onto Lama Temple Street. The west gate of Lama Temple is not far away. Feeling: The red bricks and green tiles of the city wall under the sun, and the birds flying in the blue sky are very pleasant. You can spend a leisurely afternoon here. Scenic spot: Ginkgo Avenue, the leaves are half yellow and half green. It is surrounded by temples, sheltered from the wind and facing the sun. The ginkgo leaves turn yellow later than those in the vast Ditan Park. The bell tower is hidden by ancient trees, making it difficult to capture its entirety. The same is true for the Drum Tower opposite.

The Yonghe Temple, also known as Lamas Temple, is a Tibetan Buddhist temple and monastery in downtown Beijing. If you have a few hours to spare in Beijing, take a didi to the temple. Like entering an ancient bubble inside the busy city, transporting you from Beijing to Tibet in a few steps. From the smell of incense, gorgeous artwork in every structure, and peaceful ambience, you will feel in close connection with your soul. The guardian lion statue in the entrance will lead your way in. Take your time to admire the different architectural designs and artwork. You might see some similarities between the buildings’ paint designs in the temple and those ones in Forbidden City. This temple dates from Qing dynasty, with a very reach history that includes the residence and tomb of Yongzheng emperor to the site of armed revolt against Chinese nationalist government in 1929. After the civil war, remained closed for 32 year til is reopened in 1981. Therefore, if you are fan of the art, ancient architecture, history or just want to visit a Tibetan monastery, this is the perfect spot for you. 📍 28, Yonghegong Street No., Dongcheng district, Beijing #temple #lamas #yonghe #lamastemple #beijing #yonghetemple #beijingtravel #beijingsuburbs #artwork #architecture #urbanexplorer #architecturalphotos #maydaytrip #happylaborday #scenicspotphotoguide#ancienttomb#oldarchitecture

Beijing Half-Day Tour | White Tower + Red Wall + Jiewa Emperor's Photo Raiders This weekend to Beijing to shelter from the rain, the magic of the Huangmei season makes people want to grow mushrooms! I did not expect that the recent emperor weather is good enough to explode, and the sky is so beautiful! Sat on a natural wake up on Saturday and then go shopping in old Beijing, digging a few treasures, there are also small and net red, of course, if you get these photos and poses, let your photos blow Burst the ticket circle. Small photo points recommended: front door and courtyard a quiet old house, after the reconstruction, two floors. The first floor is mainly used for meeting rooms, salons and other activities, and the second floor has a bubble meditation room overlooking the neighboring houses. Compared to Berrybean, the online coffee shop, it is really quiet, almost no one, and the background is very clean. If you want to feel the little friends of the old Beijing roof, it is recommended! (It is very safe, there is a platform to cross the past, the premise needs to be light and light, do not affect other guests) Address: No. 218, Xia Mo Factory Street, Qianmen East Road, hh/ Cost: Afternoon tea 88 yuan red photo point recommendation: Lotus COFFEE & T this family do not have to do more introduction, Baita Temple is best for framing coffee shop. Both tourists and locals will go there because there are too many people on the weekend, so they have to queue up. As for the angle of photography, please refer to my photo! Going out from the coffee shop and turning left into a hutong alley, it is also very suitable for taking photos with the White Tower, and the background red and white is really nice! Address: 3rd Floor, Baita Zhiguang, No. 185, Fuchengmen Inner Street Cost: Per capita 80 yuan Photo point recommendation: Yihe The palace red wall evening Lama Temple is really beautiful under the blue sky and white clouds! When the light is also the softest, taking a photo on the red wall is also a must for Beijing. Opposite is the Wudaoying Hutong, you can also stroll along the way. Address: No. 12, Yonghegong Street, Dongcheng District Tickets: 28 yuan (free photo at the door) Wear advice: white or light color . Whether it is a red wall or a white tower, the roof is recommended to wear pants, it is more convenient!

As a popular holy place for prayer in Beijing, Lama Temple not only has a profound historical and cultural heritage, but also carries everyone's wishes for a better life. For those of you who are here for the first time, please save this guide! 📍 Address: No. 12, Lama Temple Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing 🕙 Opening hours: 09:00 - 17:00 (ticket checking stops at 16:30), it is recommended to visit for 3 - 4 hours. 💰 Tickets: 25 yuan. You can make an appointment in advance on the WeChat official account of "Lama Lama Tourist and Believer Service". You can also buy tickets on site, but there may be queues during peak season. 🚗 Transportation: • Subway: Line 2, Line 5, Lama Temple Station, exit from Exit F or Exit G, and you will see Lama Temple. • Bus: There are many bus lines to Lama Temple Station, which is very convenient. 🌟 Tour route: 1. Zhaotai Gate: The first gate to enter the Lama Temple. There are stone lions guarding the gate, which is very majestic. Here you can adjust your state and prepare to embark on this sacred journey. 2. Yonghe Gate: After Zhaotai Gate is Yonghe Gate, which was the main gate in the old days. Inside the gate there are statues of the Four Heavenly Kings, each of them looks lifelike and has extraordinary aura. Don’t forget to take a photo here, it’s very photogenic. 3. Lama Temple: The three Buddhas of the past, present and future are enshrined in the palace. The Buddha Shakyamuni is in the middle, and the Buddha Dipamkara and the Buddha Maitreya are on the left and right respectively. The hall is filled with curling incense smoke, and the solemnity makes people feel awe. It is said that making a sincere wish here is very effective. 4. Yongyou Hall: The Buddha of Infinite Life is enshrined in the hall to bless you with peace and health. This is also a must-visit place for many people to pray. Remember to walk around the temple clockwise to pray. 5. Falun Hall: It has a unique architectural style. Inside the hall there is a huge bronze statue of Master Tsongkhapa and a plaque inscribed by Emperor Qianlong himself. There are also a large number of Buddhist classics hidden here, and the cultural atmosphere is strong. 6. Wanfu Pavilion: The landmark building of Lama Temple, more than 30 meters high, enshrines an 18-meter-high sandalwood Maitreya Buddha, which is very stunning. When you look up at the Buddha statue, you will feel very small and your heart will become exceptionally peaceful. 💡 Prayer tips: 1. Lama Temple has free incense for you to collect. You can see the incense collection area as soon as you enter the door. Each person gets one bunch of incense, so you don’t need to bring your own. 2. The posture for burning incense should be correct. Hold the incense above your head with both hands and bow to all four directions to express your piety. 3. Be sincere when making a wish and state your wish clearly. It is said that the more specific it is, the easier it is to achieve. 4. Respect religious beliefs and temple rules, do not make loud noises, and do not touch Buddha statues and cultural relics at will. 🍜 Food recommendations: 1. Lama Temple vegetarian noodles: Located near Lama Temple, this vegetarian noodle shop is very famous for its delicious taste and rich soup. Many people come here to eat a bowl of noodles after praying. 2. Jingzhaoyin: A high-end vegetarian restaurant with an elegant environment and exquisite dishes, suitable for those who want to enjoy a good meal. Although the price is a little expensive, it is definitely worth it. 🎁 Shopping nearby: 1. Lama Temple Cultural and Creative Products: Various exquisite cultural and creative products, such as amulets, bracelets, bookmarks, etc., are very commemorative. You can buy some to give to your relatives and friends, or keep them for yourself as a souvenir. 2. Nearby shops: There are many specialty shops around Lama Temple, selling Buddhist beads, Buddha statues, incense, etc. Those who like shopping should not miss them. ✨The curling incense smoke from the Lama Temple holds the wishes of countless people. I came with a sincere heart and expressed my wishes, hoping that the gods would favor me and everything would be happy🙏 🌈The moment I stepped into the Lama Temple, the hustle and bustle of the world was isolated. There is only tranquility and peace here. Every time you bow down, it is an expectation for the future. May all your wishes come true and all your hopes come true💕 🙏Go to Lama Temple for a date with the gods, leave your worries outside the door, and bring good luck home. May the new year bring peace and joy, success, and all good things come as expected✨

💡Tips:Relax ,enjoy ,good history viewing ,good weather and enjoy my holiday with my loved sister

5-day Guangzhou to Beijing tour for CNY 2,800 per person during the off-season Day 1 Feb 20: Temple of Heaven - Shichahai After landing at the airport, take the subway to the hotel to put on makeup and have dinner. Then, take a taxi to the Temple of Heaven (recommended route: enter through the north gate and exit through the south gate) 8:00–16:30. Tickets: CNY 15 for the main gate, CNY 28 for combined tickets. Please bring your ID card. Approximately two hours. 📷Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests: You need to buy a combined ticket to see the whole view. It takes more than half an hour to get from the south gate to Shichahai by taxi. Free admission. The Drum Tower is nearby. After enjoying the blues, we will go to have some hotpot. Day 2 Feb 21: Tiananmen Square - Summer Palace Watch the flag-raising ceremony in the morning. Make a reservation nine days in advance on the WeChat mini program "Tiananmen Square". Arrive at 5:30 and go through security check at Entrance 1. Please bring your ID card. The flag-raising ceremony starts around 7:00. After watching the flag-raising ceremony, have breakfast and go back to the hotel to catch up on sleep. The subway ride is half an hour. In the afternoon, take the subway to the Summer Palace. The subway ride is 40 minutes. Tickets: Make a reservation on the WeChat mini program "Jingtong". 13:00–18:00. CNY 20 per person during the off-season. Take the subway back to the hotel. The subway ride is more than an hour. Siji Minfu's roast duck is delicious for dinner! Day 3 Feb 22: Palace Museum - Jingshan Park Have some milk skin at Zi Guang Yuan in the morning. The pan-fried matcha at Yanlong Tea Shop is delicious! Take the subway to Wangfujing for a Gege hairstyle. The subway ride is 45 minutes. We will do our own makeup. We found a shop on the street to rent costumes. Then, walk to the Palace Museum for ticket check. Tickets: Make a reservation seven days in advance at 8:00 PM on the WeChat official account "Palace Museum" and fill in your personal information to purchase tickets for the afternoon session. CNY 40 per person during the off-season. Walk to Jingshan Park across the street to overlook the Forbidden City. Tickets: CNY 2 per person. Make a reservation for 16:00–19:30 in the afternoon. After visiting the park, return the costumes and have dinner. Then, change hotels. Day 4 Feb 23: Universal Studios Tickets: CNY 410 per person. 🏨Stay at a hotel near Universal Studios. Free shuttle bus at 8:30 AM to Universal Studios. After security check, you will see the Universal globe. Go through the hotel and scan your ID card and face to enter. Time: 9:00–20:00. Follow the counterclockwise route to visit the Minions, the Wizarding World of Harry Potter, the Three Broomsticks, Jurassic Park, Kung Fu Panda, and Transformers. Minions (Despicable Me Minion Mayhem roller coaster 🎢 + Despicable Me: Minion Mayhem 4D film) Wizarding World of Harry Potter (Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey 5D roller coaster + Flight of the Hippogriff roller coaster 🎢 suitable for those who are easily scared). These two are fun, so we rode them twice! Hammond (restaurant 🍴) Butterbeer 🍻 is so good! Not too strong. Jurassic Park (Jurassic World Adventure + Jurassic Park River Adventure 5D roller coaster 🎢 + Raptor Encounter: talk to the velociraptor and take photos. Not recommended) Transformers (Transformers: The Ride-3D + Bumblebee Spin). Universal Studios Grand Parade (15:00 for about 20 minutes). The best viewing spot is in front of Jurassic Park! You can also see it at Hammond. After playing until the park closes at 8:00 PM, go to Bianyifang nearby for roast duck. Day 5 Feb 24: Nanluoguxiang Get up in the morning to put on makeup and pack your luggage. Store your luggage at Exit F of the Nanluoguxiang subway station. Spend the last day here, strolling and eating. Take some photos on the second floor of the Yuangu Tavern. The scenery is nice. Finally, take the subway to Daxing Airport. The subway ride is more than an hour. Then, fly back to Guangzhou.

My dears, the meal cost over 300 yuan for two people and was very delicious and classy. It’s not cheap but acceptable. ❤️❤️❤️ [Tableware] Introduction to Fangshan The food provided to the emperor is called imperial food. After the fall of the Qing Dynasty, the imperial chefs in the palace also became common people. These chefs opened restaurants. Because the dishes they made were imitations of the imperial meals of the Qing Palace, they were called "Fangshan". [Tableware] Special dishes 1️⃣ "Four Grabs" (stir-fried pork tenderloin, fish fillet, kidney, prawns), 2️⃣ "Four Sauces" (stir-fried hazelnut sauce, pea sauce, cucumber sauce, carrot sauce), 3️⃣ "Four Crisps" (crispy chicken, crispy fish, crispy meat, crispy kelp) 4️⃣ And first-class tofu, chestnut braised cabbage, etc. 🚉Transportation Guide: 📍Detailed Address: Fangshan Hotel is located in Beihai Park, No. 1 Wenjin Street, Xicheng District, Beijing [Metro] Subway: You can take Metro Line 8, get off at "Beihai North" Station, then exit from Exit B and walk about 820 meters to reach Fangshan Hotel. [Bus]: Nearby bus stops include Beihai Station, Xibanqiao Station, etc. You can take multiple bus lines to get there. [Taxi]Taxi/Online Ride-hailing: You can directly tell the driver that the destination is Fangshan Restaurant in Beihai Park. [TaxiFront]Taxi: Take a taxi from Tiananmen Square to Beihai South Gate, about 15 minutes. ✅Surrounding attractions 1. Jingshan Park: Located to the north of Beihai Park, it is a royal garden with a long history and an important part of Beijing's central axis. From Jingshan, you can overlook the Forbidden City and the downtown of Beijing; 2. Shichahai: To the west of Beihai Park, it consists of three connected lakes. : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :

Last Saturday, I visited the Yonghe Temple and the Imperial Academy, and had a very meaningful day. As soon as I arrived at the Yonghe Temple, I was greeted by a lively atmosphere. Worshippers held incense sticks and candles with devout expressions. I followed the crowd inside, and among the red walls and golden tiles, the smoke of incense lingered. The solemn and dignified Buddha statues in the hall made me feel calm instantly. I followed the crowd to offer incense and make a wish. After leaving the Yonghe Temple, I went to the Imperial Academy across the street. Unlike the lively atmosphere of the Yonghe Temple, it was very quiet here. Walking into the Imperial Academy felt like traveling back in time to an ancient school. The Dacheng Hall enshrines a statue of Confucius, and I paid my respects with reverence. The most amazing part is the Biyong, where the emperor gave lectures. It is surrounded by water on all sides, and is solemn and beautiful. On this trip, I felt the power of faith at the Yonghe Temple and the charm of ancient education at the Imperial Academy. The two attractions are close to each other, and visiting both in one day is very satisfying. I recommend everyone to come and experience it!

5 Trips to Beijing: A Guide! A Song and a City "I slowly listen to the sound of snow falling, close my eyes and imagine it never stops..." Whenever I hear "The Sound of Snow Falling", the beautiful scene always reminds me of Beijing in winter, with red walls and white snow, and a long history. In February, why not follow this song and start a trip to Beijing? This guide will help you explore Beijing. Day 1: Ancient Charm of the Imperial City, First Snow Impression Morning: ◎The Palace Museum (reservation required, ticket price: CNY 40) Enter through ◎Meridian Gate, and you will see the Forbidden City covered in snow. Walk on the ancient stone road, watching the snowflakes fall on the golden roof and red walls, as if you have traveled back to the snowy days of the Forbidden City a hundred years ago. ◎The Hall of Supreme Harmony, ◎Palace of Heavenly Purity, and other buildings look more solemn and majestic against the white snow, and every corner exudes a historical atmosphere. Day 3: Cultural Relics, Stroll Through the Corridor of History Morning: Tiananmen Square and ◎Chairman Mao Memorial Hall After visiting Tiananmen Square, visit Chairman Mao Memorial Hall, where you can pray or reminisce in front of the window, with gratitude and nostalgia. Then, visit the National Museum of China, which is rich in culture and art. Noon: Dongsi Intersection Snacks Walk to Dongsi Intersection, where you can find various traditional snacks, such as roasted bread slices and Guokui, to warm your body and mind. Afternoon: Literary Tour of Beiping - Yonghe Temple and Hutong Life Visit Yonghe Temple, where you can explore the mysteries of ancient Buddhism in a Beijing-style environment. Walk through the nearby ancient hutongs, experience the life of Beiping, interact with local residents, and experience the authentic Beijing culture. Evening: Return to Lao She Teahouse, Listen to Traditional Stories In the evening, return to Lao She Teahouse, sit down and have a cup of old Beijing tea, and listen to old stories about Beijing. The storytelling performance there will take you back to the vicissitudes of Beijing. Day 4: Modern Style, Collision of Technology and Culture Morning: Visit China Science and Technology Museum Experience the charm of modern technology and learn about the rapid development of Chinese technology in the museum. The interactive experience areas are especially refreshing. Noon: Restaurants Near the Bird's Nest Have lunch at a restaurant near the Bird's Nest and enjoy a feast for the taste buds. Then, you can admire the Bird's Nest up close and enjoy the integration of this modern building with the surrounding scenery. Afternoon: Beijing's Urban Life and Olympic Park Visit Olympic Park and admire the spectacular momentum and scenery. You can also visit shopping malls, bookstores, and other places to experience the modern atmosphere of Beijing. Evening: Muslim Street Night Market and Snacks After nightfall, head to the Muslim Street Night Market, where you can find a variety of snacks and specialties. You can also enjoy the night view of Beijing and feel the prosperity and vitality of the city. Day 5: Relax and Experience the Slow Life of Beijing Morning: Walk in Xiangshan Park Take a walk in Xiangshan Park and enjoy the tranquility and beauty of nature. The air here is fresh and pleasant, and the green trees reveal the unique charm of nature. Enjoy the embrace of nature and the fun of relaxing yourself here. Lunch: Restaurant in the Wildlife Park Have lunch at a restaurant in the Wildlife Park, where you can enjoy delicious food and watch animal performances and exhibitions to add fun and color to your trip. There are also many small vendors selling local handicrafts or souvenirs nearby, allowing you to experience the rich local customs and human touch. Take a unique photo or bring home a small gift as a witness to your wonderful memories! This is a five-day travel guide to Beijing. I hope you can feel the historical charm, modern atmosphere, and unique cultural atmosphere of this city. Have a nice trip!

🏮Beijing Second Ring Courtyard Homestay｜Stay in the Heart of Old Beijing This time in Beijing, I stayed in a super atmospheric courtyard homestay, it was like traveling back to old Beijing!🏮 📍Located within the Second Ring Road, deep in the hutongs, with Yonghe Temple, Wudaoying Hutong, and Huda Lobster right outside the door, it's super convenient for shopping and eating～The key is, this homestay perfectly combines modern and old courtyard layouts, with blue bricks and gray tiles, wooden doors and windows, and a strong sense of history as soon as you enter!✨ There is also a small terrace in the yard, where you can sit in the morning and have a cup of tea, listening to the birds chirping, it's so relaxing～🍵 The landlord is super nice, prepared a travel guide for Beijing, and even recommended some hidden gem shops nearby! In the evening, you can chat with other guests in the yard and listen to their travel stories, the atmosphere is great!👫 Air conditioning, water heater, and Wi-Fi are all available, making the stay comfortable and reassuring～💯 If you also want to experience the life of old Beijing, this courtyard homestay is definitely the best choice! I'm already planning to come back next time!❤️

Yonghe Temple: Everything you need to know 👉Tickets Booking: Book tickets via the official "Yonghe Temple Visitor Service" WeChat account. Remember to bring your ID card, or you can enter with the QR code on your booking. 👉Transportation ❌Driving is not recommended. We recommend taking public transportation. 🚇Subway: Take Line 2 or 5 to Yonghe Temple Station, Exit F. 👉Tour route Enter on the left, exit on the right, and don't turn back. 🫱Zhaotai Gate - Yonghe Gate Hall - Yonghe Temple Hall - Yongyou Hall - FL Hall - Wanfu Pavilion 👉Highlights ✨The ancient bronze cauldron on the Yonghe Temple ceremonial path is one of the "Three Wonders of Beijing." ✨The 18-meter-tall white sandalwood Maitreya Buddha in Wanfu Pavilion is a treasure of the temple. ✨FL Hall enshrines a bronze statue of Tsongkhapa, the founder of the Gelug school of Tibetan Buddhism. Behind it is a mountain of 500 arhats carved from red sandalwood, which is of great artistic value. 👉Buddhist items There are 3 Buddhist item shops in Yonghe Temple. ▶️Buddhist Item Shop 1: On the west side of the entrance. No ticket is required, but there are fewer items. ▶️Buddhist Item Shop 2: Next to Zhaotai Gate. There are many items, but it is crowded. ▶️Buddhist Item Shop 3: On the west side of Yongyou Hall. There are fewer people, but it is small and close to the consecration room. Most people buy bracelets for themselves. This time, I found a "Yonghe Xi Tea" gift box, which is perfect for giving to elders and friends during the New Year. 👉Consecration Consecration is free. 🆓 You can bring your own items or buy bracelets or car hangings at the Buddhist item shop. There is a consecration room next to the west wing hall. It is crowded, so you need to line up.

There are too many people at the temple during the Spring Festival holiday. Give up! Still like Wudaoying Hutong ~ The strong festive atmosphere ~ City strolling is really fun😝 Come with my boyfriend and he can help me take beautiful photos😇 Stop while walking ~ have a cup of coffee and feel the atmosphere of the date 😊 After strolling through Wudaoying Hutong~ Next door is the Lama Temple! Prayer holy place😚 I bought a bracelet with my boyfriend before Come and see what's good! I found that there are "joy from the sky" tea leaves from the Yonghe Palace ~ I just invited them to give to my boyfriend ~ He likes tea! Valentine's Day is coming soon💌 I hope it can make our relationship better and better😍

Yonghe Temple (雍和宫), also known as the Lama Temple, is one of Beijing’s most prominent and well-preserved Tibetan Buddhist monasteries. Originally built as an imperial palace during the Qing Dynasty in 1694, it was later converted into a monastery in 1744. The temple showcases a stunning fusion of Han Chinese and Tibetan architectural styles, with its vibrant red walls, gilded rooftops, and intricately carved wooden details. #travel#thingstodo#myitinerary#china

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Those who have reached the age but still don’t have a partner must have heard of Lama Temple If you have read enough of the various online strategies and wishing 🙏 tutorials, take a look at mine~ You must be small🍊x and make an appointment in advance It is best to line up early~otherwise, there will be a lot of people as soon as you enter the door The incense at Lama Temple is really good🔥 Please go to the Dharma Distribution Center to buy bracelets~All kinds of wishing strings are not only beautiful but also express wishes~ There is also "Happiness from Heaven"🎁, which is not only beautifully packaged, but also has a good meaning. It is a good choice for both gifts and personal use~ I hope that everyone who seeks marriage in Lama Temple can get what they want

| I wish for happiness to fall from the sky. For those who long for love and seek marriage, Yonghe Temple is a place to pin their hopes and "happiness falls from the sky." Walk with incense candles in hand, and silently and devoutly express your wishes. Here, people who seek marriage, with longing and yearning for love, hope to find their own fate on this sacred land💖 A "happiness falls from the sky" is a seemingly simple item, but it carries the deep desire and expectation for love. I hope to pass on this intention to the other half far away. Close your eyes, put your hands together, and silently recite the name and wish of that person in your heart, as if at this moment, you meet true love, and someone hopes to grow old with their partner... Here, everyone can find their own peace and strength, and may all those who seek marriage at Yonghe Temple get their wish and find their own happiness.