[2025 Beijing Attraction] Travel Guide for Tanzhe Temple (Updated Jun)

In early November, the autumn of Tanzhe Temple is getting stronger, and there are not many tourists on weekdays. The leaves of the two ancient ginkgo 'Emperor Trees' in the temple are still gradually turning from green to yellow. It seems that it will not be until the middle and late November that they will all turn yellow. We came a few days early. Although we came to enjoy the ginkgo, the incense mist of the ancient temple, the quiet and refreshing morning in the mountains and forests, still let us slow down and enjoy the tranquility and calmness that has been precipitated in this thousand-year-old temple. Light a stick of incense in front of the Daxiong Hall, admire a leaf under the thousand-year-old tree, and the mood is like a slow stream in the mountains, casual and comfortable.

Getting There - Take the subway S1 line and get off at the last station (ShiChang). From B exit, take the bus 931. You can get off at the last station. From there, you can just walk all the way to the temple. Attractions - Different for different wishes Hotels - I have never checked out. Food & Restaurants - We ate at the downtown near the temple. There are shopping malls and traditional restaurants in the downtown. It’s also a good experience roaming around Mentougou downtown.#yearofrabbit #awesomepic Shopping - lots of souvenirs to choose from like traditional toys# #Tanzhe #TanzheTemple #beijing

Tanzhe Temple is located in Tanzhe Mountain, Mentougou District, about 40 kilometers (25 miles) from the city. Constructed during the Jin Dynasty (256-316), Tanzhe Temple enjoys a history stretching back 1,700 years and is the earliest Buddhist Temple in Beijing. In former times its name was changed several times, but because there is the Dragon pool behind and wild mulberry (cudriana) trees on the mountain, local people always called it Pool and Mulberry Tree Temple or 'Tanzhe Temple' (Tan refers to the pool while Zhe refers to cudrania trees), and as time passed by this name was fixed upon. Tanzhe Temple faces south and covers an area of 25,000 square meters (2.5 hectares). The existing buildings were mainly built in the Ming (1368-1644) and Qing Dynasties (1644-1911). The layout of it is arranged in an orderly fashion. Halls are mainly located along the central axis. Courtyards are situated in the east and various altars sit in the west. #naturewonders #amazingplace #themepark

Located in the Western Hills, Tanzhe Temple is the oldest temple near Beijing, dating back about 1,700 years. In centuries past, the Buddhist temple was a destination for pilgrims, including members of the imperial family. Several stately halls are devoted to Buddhist deities, with a touch of whimsy thrown in at the Pavilion of Floating Cups. Poets floated cups filled with wine on a winding, narrow stream of water; when the cup stopped, the nearest poet had to drink the wine and recite a poem. When the skies are clear, Tanzhe is a good place to see stunning views of Beijing below. If you want to learn more about China’s fascinating history and cultural heritage, then taking a guided tour to Tanzhe Temple is not a bad idea. With a professional guide at your side, you’ll explore the beautiful Buddhist temple and get to see its many pagodas before visiting Cuandixia Village – a charming place that is home to lots of traditional houses dating from 1403 to 1424. #beijingtrip #urbanexplorer #ancientlandmark#ancientarchitecture

🌿 The courtyard homestay is located within a mountain villa, with some parking spots equipped with charging stations. Nearby, you can also visit Tanzhe Temple and enjoy a comfortable little hike🍃. 🌿 The loft room features large floor-to-ceiling windows that can be fully opened, making the space airy with great views of the opposite mountain🏔. The projector gets frequent use, and both breakfast and à la carte dinners are exquisite and varied. 🌿 The room is fully equipped with a coffee machine☕️, kettle, various glassware, and complete bathroom amenities. There's an indoor and outdoor soaking tub available anytime, complete with Gero Onsen powder and rose petals🌹.

As the saying goes, "First came the Tanzhe Temple, then came Beijing City." It's been many, many years since my last visit to Tanzhe Temple. Today, I decided to avoid the crowds and brought my family for a leisurely visit. *Drive to Tanzhe Temple Parking Lot No. 1—it's quite spacious. *The temple offers free incense for visitors (three sticks per person). Sincerity is all that matters to the Buddha. By the time we left Tanzhe Temple, it was past noon. A short 400-meter drive brought us to Fuyuan Yaju Iron Pot Stew, where we ordered a 2-3 person portion of their signature free-range chicken stew. Delicious, generous portions, and reasonably priced! After lunch, a 10-minute drive up the mountain took us to our booked stay at Fanny Inn Courtyard. Nestled within Ziyang Villa, the courtyard is accessible only to pre-registered vehicles. A private, tranquil, and cozy retreat. The courtyard features four bedrooms and a well-equipped kitchen—perfect for a lively barbecue if four families were to gather [Cheers]. The housekeeper brought us sliced watermelon. After a short rest, we enjoyed coffee, fruits, and chats in the pavilion at dusk... At night, from the second-floor balcony, we marveled at the stars, spotting the Big Dipper clearly—pure joy 😃. The next morning, breakfast was delivered to our courtyard. Another sunny day! Some of us exercised, some admired the scenery, and some simply daydreamed. By noon, it was time to check out and head home—perfect 😍.

#Dragon Boat Festival good places During the Dragon Boat Festival, Tanzhe Temple in Beijing is a great place to go. The temple is located in Tanzhesi Town, Mentougou District, Beijing. The opening hours are 08:30-16:30 and the ticket price is 50 yuan. This place has a strong classical atmosphere, is quiet and beautiful, and has a history of more than 1,700 years. Every part of it reveals the vicissitudes and weight of time. This year's Dragon Boat Festival, Tanzhe Temple launched a variety of activities. You can participate in the gold foil leaf painting intangible cultural heritage study and research activities, learn how to make gold foil leaf paintings from the teacher, feel its unique charm and profound cultural heritage, pray for your family and friends, and find inner peace. You can also experience singing bowl therapy. The vibration frequency emitted by the singing bowl can help people quickly enter a state of deep relaxation, release stress, and soothe the body and mind. If you like Hanfu, you can participate in the Hanfu experience activity, wear gorgeous ancient style, stroll through the halls and pavilions in the temple, and complement the simplicity of the ancient temple. Professional photographers will also capture the beautiful moments for you. In addition, Tanzhe Temple has previously held activities such as "Fishing for Lucky Zongzi", which added to the fun of the festival. Such a rich variety of activities will surely allow you to spend an unforgettable Dragon Boat Festival in Tanzhe Temple.

🏨 Xitang Hotel Beijing 📍 No. 288, Tanwang Road, Tanzhe Temple Town, Mentougou District, Beijing 🪷 As the saying goes: "First came Tanzhe Temple, then Beijing City." The hotel is nestled beside this ancient royal temple, which dates back to the first year of the Yongjia era in the Western Jin Dynasty (307 AD), making it over 1,700 years old. Restored from the 500-year-old village of Yangpo Yuan, the hotel is surrounded by mountains on three sides, with layered peaks and ever-changing seasonal hues. 🛏 Choose from 10 courtyards and 36 rooms, each set within a traditional Chinese-style courtyard brimming with aesthetic charm. Every room is exquisitely designed; some even feature private outdoor hot spring pools where you can relax amidst lush greenery and the soothing sounds of birds and cicadas. Most rooms come with private courtyards or small gardens, where trees and flowers flourish in spring and summer, complemented by the surrounding landscape, evoking a serene, reclusive escape. 🍔 Xitang Hotel has partnered with "Rongfu Yan," the premium brand under Michelin-starred restaurant "Xin Rong Ji," to curate its culinary offerings. This collaboration promises a delightful experience for food enthusiasts—gathering in a place steeped in history, among people with stories to tell, to savor dishes rich in narrative. "Rongfu Yan" adheres to the principle of honoring the authentic flavors of seasonal ingredients, refreshing its menu with the changing seasons—spring river delicacies, summer mushroom feasts, autumn crab indulgence, and winter seafood spreads—meticulously catering to guests' daily dining needs. From our evening menu, the standout dishes were the "Amber Wine-Marinated Soft-Shell Crab" and the "Sour Soup with Sea Anemone and Bean Thread Noodles," both bursting with umami and unique textures. However, the "White Truffle Ice Cream" dessert was overly sweet, slightly overshadowing an otherwise impeccable meal.

Beijing Shanti Hotel is located on the site of Yangpoyuan Village in Mentougou, western Beijing, and is only 1 km away from the ancient Tanzhe Temple at the foot of Tanzhe Mountain. The overall layout of the hotel is built on the mountain, following the natural landscape and "hiding" the buildings in the valley, continuing the texture and scale of the ancient village. "Shanti" comes from the Sanskrit word "Siddanta," which means achievement, consummation, and perfection. For travelers, what is true relaxation? Let the guest room no longer be simply a "room for sleeping," but a "space to stay," giving people who come here a courtyard, a clear spring, an old street... Perhaps it is a delicate and warm residence, but this delicacy does not come from any label, but from a rich perception dimension and a deep understanding of life. The designer embodies the oriental culture's advocacy of the spirit of nature in every space of Shanti. The lobby adopts a semi-outdoor design, reducing one wall and replacing it with a natural wall composed of green pines, waterfalls, and stone piles with natural textures by Masatoshi Izumi. Glass, stoves, rammed earth, metal, and wood, everything you can see is the most basic element of natural creation, and nature is naturally introduced into the interior. Project address: Yangpoyuan Village, Tanzhesi Town, Mentougou District, Beijing Construction unit: Beijing Shanti Hotel Management Co., Ltd. Project management team: Wang Zunmin, Jiang Yongpeng, Lin Xianlong, Liu Guohua Lighting design: Beijing Zhou Hongliang Lighting Design Co., Ltd. Lighting design team: Zhou Hongliang, Liu Meng, Wang Wenwen, Fan Pei, Ran Weiyang, Zhou Wenfei Landscape design: Kanji Nomura (Japan) + Nikken Sekkei (Japan) + Beijing Shunjing Landscape Art stone wall: Izumiya Stone Store (Japan) Interior design: TOFU INC. (Japan) Landscape greening construction: Beijing Shunjing Landscape Project photography: Pan Shaoqing

Among the red walls and black tiles, the millennium-old magnolia quietly blooms, and the lilacs spread over the eaves like purple clouds. With a gust of wind, the petals fall into the green smoke of the incense burner—this is probably the most poetic way to experience spring in Beijing! ✨ Blooming Status: The Two Qiao Magnolia has already blossomed on March 28! The flowering period is extremely short! Only 7 days! Be sure to seize the time to go! Around mid-April, the flowering of crabapples and lilacs will take over, and the peonies will be the grand finale around late April. If you miss it, you'll have to wait another year! 🚗 Transportation Guide: It is recommended to drive (parking fee is CNY 10/day). You can also take subway line S1 + a taxi to reach the destination directly. It takes 1 hr to escape the crowds from the city center~ 💡 Off-the-Beaten-Path Experience: ▫️ Head there before 8:00 AM! Take in the ancient temple's sea of flowers when it is empty, and listen to the chimes on the eaves and the birds singing in harmony. ▫️ If you don't make it in time for the magnolia season, you can prepare for the peony season! You can put on Hanfu or a light-colored long dress, with the flower shadows and red walls as the background, and the original picture will have the style of "National Geographic"! ▫️ After touching the stone fish to pray for blessings, don't forget to try the "Magnolia Fragrant Cake" in the vegetarian restaurant for a taste of spring! ⚠️ Tips to Avoid Disappointment: ▫️ The flowering period of magnolia is extremely short (about 7 days), so don't hesitate! Take advantage of the weekend of March 29–30 to go! ▫️ There are many steps in the temple, so wear comfortable shoes + a sun hat, and enjoy a relaxed and photogenic visit~ Standing under the 400-year-old magnolia tree and watching the petals sweep across the flying eaves of the ancient temple, I suddenly understood what the ancients meant by "If there are no idle things on your mind, every season is a good season" 🌿

🗣️Tour Introduction: March to April is the flowering season for the Tanzhe Temple's Bicolor Yulan Magnolia. From March 27 to April 9, 2025, a spring magnolia flower fair will also be held. There will be Hanfu traditional music shows during the holidays, as well as interactive experience activities such as flower fairy interactive lottery and incense arrangement. 🚏Tour Route Mountain Gate → Hall of Heavenly Kings → Grand Hall → Hall of Three Saints → Pilu Pavilion. You can visit the Bicolor Yulan Magnolia on the east side based on this route. 📸Photo Spots 1️⃣Bicolor Yulan Magnolia: Located on the east side of Pilu Pavilion, the tree is more than 400 years old. The petals gradually change from purple to white, complementing the red walls and gray tiles of the ancient temple. 2️⃣Purple Bamboo Courtyard: There are special decorations during the Magnolia Festival, which is suitable for taking photos. 3️⃣Yuanbao Mountain: There is an "Packing Spring" air mold, which is a good place to take pictures. ❤️Tips 1️⃣Pay attention to the official WeChat account of Tanzhe Temple in advance to learn about the latest event information. 2️⃣Keep quiet in the temple and observe religious etiquette. 3️⃣The weather is changeable from March to April, so you can bring rain gear and warm clothes with you. 4️⃣You can taste the vegetarian food of Tanzhe Temple and feel the unique food culture. 📍Address: Tanzhe Mountain, Southeastern Mentougou District, Beijing. 🎫Tickets: CNY 50 for adults, CNY 25 for seniors/students. Free admission to the park if you wear Hanfu from March 30 to April 7, 2025. 🚙Transportation 🚌Bus: You can take bus No. 931 and other buses to Tanzhe Temple Station. 🚌Special Line: Tongyou Special Line 21 is available at Liuliqiao East. It operates on public holidays and the first and fifteenth day of each lunar month. It departs from Liuliqiao East at 8:00 and from Tanzhe Temple at 12:00. 🚗Self-driving: Starting from the city center, you can reach Tanzhe Temple via Lianshi Road or Fushi Road. ⏰Visiting Time: It is recommended to visit for 2-3 hours. If you participate in the Magnolia Festival activities, you can extend the time appropriately.

Xiuyun Chan Temple, commonly known as Tanzhe Temple, is located on the hillside of Tanzhe Mountain in Mentougou District, Beijing, China. Built during the Western Jin Dynasty (265-316), it was originally called Jiafu Temple and is the oldest temple in Beijing. There is a folk saying, "Tanzhe Temple existed before Beijing City" (or "Tanzhe existed before Youzhou"). On October 28, 1957, Tanzhe Temple was designated as one of the first municipal-level cultural relics protection sites by the Beijing Municipal Government. In 2001, it was listed as a National Key Cultural Relic by the State Council of the People's Republic of China. Tanzhe Temple was initially built in 307 CE (the first year of Yongjia during Emperor Huai's reign of Western Jin Dynasty) and was named Jiafu Temple. During Wu Zetian's Wansui Tongtian period (696-697), Master Huayan rebuilt the temple around the ruins of Jiafu Temple and renamed it "Longquan Temple." Emperor Xizong of the Jin Dynasty, Wanyan Dan, visited Tanzhe Temple to worship Buddha in 1141 (the first year of Huangtong) and allocated funds for its renovation and expansion. He renamed it "Da Wanshou Temple" and became the first emperor to worship at Tanzhe Temple. In 1692 (31st year of Kangxi), Emperor Kangxi allocated funds to renovate Tanzhe Temple. In 1697 (36th year of Kangxi), he officially named it "Imperial Xiuyun Chan Temple," making it the largest imperial temple in the Beijing area. Although the temple's name changed throughout history, the common name "Tanzhe Temple" persisted, derived from the dragon pool (tan) behind the temple and the cudrania trees (zhe) on the mountain. Since the Jin Dynasty, emperors from every dynasty came to worship here. Especially after the Ming Dynasty, Tanzhe became a fixed location for Beijing residents' spring outings, with "watching Buddha snakes at Tanzhe in April" becoming a traditional folk custom. It is now the most popular temple in Beijing for worshippers. Emperor Kangxi once composed a poem about Tanzhe Temple: "Emerald leaves just sprouting on jade-green branches, For days clear shadows fall upon the steps. Frost-defying integrity unseen by men, All day maintaining humility while awaiting the phoenix." Tanzhe Temple is situated on the southern slope of Baozhu Peak, facing south. The temple grounds cover 0.025 square kilometers, with 1.12 square kilometers outside the temple. Including the surrounding forests and mountains under its jurisdiction, the total area exceeds 1.21 square kilometers. The temple buildings follow the mountain's contours, higher in the north and lower in the south. The temple complex is divided into central, eastern, and western routes, and pagoda courtyards. The central route includes: Buddha Hall-Mountain Gate, Hall of Heavenly Kings, Mahavira Hall, and Vairochana Pavilion. East of the Mahavira Hall stands an ancient ginkgo tree (over 1,700 years old) known as the "Emperor's Tree," with its counterpart "Emperor's Consort Tree" on the west side. The central route also features pine trees, ficus religiosa trees, magnolia trees, and other precious flora. The rear hall is the Vairochana Pavilion, offering a panoramic view of the temple. The eastern route includes the temporary palace where Qing emperors rested during mountain visits, with the famous Liubei Pavilion featuring Emperor Qianlong's calligraphy "Yi Ting." The western route consists of scattered courtyards and temples, both square and round, with the Guanyin Hall at the highest point, featuring copper bells at its corners. Mountain Gate: A three-bay beamless hall with xieshan roof and tubular tiles, featuring Emperor Kangxi's inscription "Imperial Xiuyun Chan Temple" below the eaves. Hall of Heavenly Kings: Three bays wide with xieshan roof and green glazed tiles, displaying Emperor Kangxi's inscription "Hall of Heavenly Kings." Inside, it houses a Maitreya Buddha statue in the center, Skanda behind, and Four Heavenly Kings on the east and west sides. Mahavira Hall: The highest-ranking hall in Tanzhe Temple, five bays wide with a double-eaved hip roof, yellow glazed tiles on the upper level and yellow glazed tiles with green edges on the lower level. The main ridge is topped with a pair of 2.9-meter glazed chi wei ornaments made in 1692, modeled after Yuan Dynasty style, the largest among Beijing's Buddhist temples. Golden chains called "gilded sword light bands" were bestowed by Emperor Kangxi and are unique to Tanzhe Temple. The hall houses a Sakyamuni Buddha statue in the center and Eighteen Arhats on the sides. Two side halls, the Qielan Hall and Patriarch Hall, flank the main hall, with bell and drum towers in the courtyard. The Three Saints Hall behind the Mahavira Hall only exists in foundation. Vairochana Pavilion: The final hall on the central route, at the highest point of the temple, formerly used to store sutras. It is seven bays wide with xieshan roof and tubular tiles. Guanyin Hall: Located in an independent courtyard behind the Vairochana Pavilion, it is the highest building in the temple, featuring Emperor Qianlong's inscription "Merciful Vessel of the Lotus Realm." The hall houses a Guanyin Bodhisattva statue flanked by the Dragon Girl and Sudhana. It also contains the "worship brick" of Princess Miaoyan, daughter of Kublai Khan. Abbot's Quarter: Located south of the Sarira Pagoda and east of the Three Saints Hall of the Dining Hall. The Abbot's residence faces south, originally the Amitabha Hall, later converted into a five-room residence with hard mountain-style roof, 28 feet high, 35 feet deep, and 60 feet wide. It once displayed Emperor Kangxi's "Pine and Bamboo Serenity" and Emperor Qianlong's "Western Peak Joy Realm" inscriptions, which no longer exist.

When the mountain peach blossoms bloom across the hills of Beijing in spring, the whole world turns pink and tender, igniting everyone's inner child! Today, I must recommend a hidden gem of a peach blossom trail near the city. It's the perfect choice for families with kids and furry friends.🐶 Hiking here on weekends offers both exercise and breathtaking views. With plenty of attractions nearby, you can easily fill a whole day. Let's dive in👇 Reasons to Visit 1. Easy Access: Just a 50-minute drive from the North Fourth Ring Road, with no dizzying mountain roads. 2. Moderate Distance: The 6-kilometer loop trail takes about 3 hours to complete at a leisurely pace, allowing ample time for flower viewing and photos without being too strenuous. 3. Low Difficulty: The wide trail is suitable for beginners and children. The initial ascent has some incline, but the descent is much easier. It's perfectly manageable for hiking with kids! Remember to wear windproof clothing, as it can be windy at the summit. 4. Picture-Perfect Scenery: Sections of the renovated wooden boardwalk are brand new and beautiful, offering endless opportunities for stunning spring photos that will wow your friends. 5. Amazing Views: From the trail, you can see Dingdu Pavilion and China Zun, enjoying a spectacular blend of urban and natural landscapes. 6. Sea of Blossoms: The mountain is currently covered in peach blossoms, creating a fairytale-like scene. As of March 19, about 60% of the peach blossoms at the summit are in bloom, with many more buds waiting to open. With temperatures rising rapidly in Beijing, the best viewing period is expected this weekend and next week. Don't miss it! 7. Free Entry & Pet-Friendly: Not only is entry free, but you can also bring your furry friends along to enjoy the spring—how thoughtful! Location Revealed This is the Fengcun Trail and Baolin Temple in Mentougou. The photos I took on March 19 speak for themselves! Location Information 1. By Car: Navigate directly to "Mentougou Baolin Temple." The trail entrance is opposite the guard booth. If you navigate to "Zhaojiawa Village," you'll be hiking counterclockwise, which is slightly steeper. Choose the route that suits your fitness level. 2. By Bus: Take the bus to Fengcun Bus Terminal and walk to the trailhead. 3. Parking: Parking can be limited on weekends. It's recommended to park along the road at the foot of the mountain and walk up from the iron gate. The loop trail is about 6 kilometers long. Nearby Attractions If you're still looking for more fun after the hike, there are plenty of attractions nearby, including the Zhaojiawa Viewing Platform, Dingdu Pavilion, Tanzhe Temple Slow Flash Park, Jietai Temple, and Shougang Park. All are within easy reach, making for a fulfilling spring day trip! Spring is the perfect time for hiking and flower viewing. Don't stay cooped up at home! Invite your family and friends to join you on this delightful spring adventure!

🚗 Only a 1-hour drive from the East Second Ring Road! A secluded paradise hidden next to Tanzhe Temple Scenic Area Open the window to breathtaking mountain views ⛰️ 💫 Check-in Experience We chose the "Dang Kang" room type, and it was perfect! Nearly 100 square meters of spaciousness with a healing aura The sophisticated black, white, gray, and wood color scheme Makes every photo an Instagram-worthy masterpiece 📸 🍵 Tea table | 🎥 Projector | 🛋 Lounge sofa Spending the evening watching movies and drinking tea was pure bliss～ ‼ Here comes the highlight ‼ ️ The open-air private hot spring is amazing!!! Sprinkled with rose petals and bath salts 💐 Instantly transform into a hot spring fairy 🧖♀️ (Remember to bring scented candles and sparkling wine 🍾 for the perfect ambiance) 🍽 The homestay breakfast was incredible! Enjoy a traditional Chinese breakfast bathed in sunshine 🌞 We brought our own hot pot ingredients for dinner 🥩 Fatty beef rolls + tripe + shrimp paste until we were stuffed! ⚠ Important Note: There are no convenience stores in the mountain villa ❗ ️ Remember to stock up on snacks/drinks/face masks in advance (We brought hot pot ingredients and red wine, so smart 🍷) 🚗 Nearby Activities: ▫ A few kilometers' drive to Tanzhe Temple for blessings ▫ Explore the Eight Wonders Cave | Hike Tianmen Mountain ▫ Take artistic photos at Tangu Slow Flash Park ▫ See ancient pine trees at Jietai Temple 💡 Insider Tips: Be sure to bring a flowy dress for stunning photos, 200% guaranteed! 🏠 Beijing Xiaoman Private Hot Spring Homestay 📍 No. 37, Area 2, Ziyang Mountain Villa, No. 288 Tanwang Road, Tanzhesi Town

As Beijing's only purely mountainous district, Mentougou's tourism resources can be categorized into four types: ancient western roads, famous temples, traditional villages, and natural landscapes. Historically, the ancient western roads of Beijing included military routes built by the government, commercial paths for coal transportation and mule caravans, and pilgrimage routes to temples. The existing ruins of these ancient roads stretch nearly 300 kilometers. The Jingxi Ancient Road Scenic Area in Shuiyuzui Village, Miaofeng Mountain Town, is a 3A-rated scenic spot. Besides the 3-li-long ancient road, it also features an ancient road museum and the first pass, Niujiaoling. Additionally, within the Julingxia Scenic Area in Qingshui Town, there's the Lingshan Ancient Road, the starting point for climbing Donglingshan, the "Roof of Beijing." Among the famous western mountains, there are many ancient temples. Within Mentougou, the most worthwhile temples to visit are the 4A-rated Tanzhe Temple and Jietai Temple. Tanzhe Temple, considered the origin of Beijing, was first built during the Western Jin Dynasty's Yongjia period. It's known as the first Buddhist temple in Youzhou and received royal patronage during the Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties. The temple boasts numerous attractions, from its architecture to its flowers and trees. Jietai Temple in Yongding Town was built during the Sui and Tang dynasties. The temple houses well-preserved Liao Dynasty Buddhist relics, including pagodas, scripture pillars, and ordination platforms. Five famous pine trees and prestigious peonies add to the temple's allure. Cuandixia Village in Zhaitang Town is Mentougou's most famous scenic spot. This ancient village on the western commercial road was once home to the Han clan. Its well-preserved Ming and Qing courtyard complexes have long been popular among artists and filmmakers. Mentougou's traditional villages are not limited to Cuandixia. Gushan Village, a 4A-rated scenic spot in Miaofeng Mountain Town; Malan Village, a red tourism village in Zhaitang Town; Yanhecheng Village, which originated as a military garrison; Lingshui Village, a 3A-rated scenic spot with eight scenic views; Shuangshitou Village, a stone village in the Cuanbai Scenic Area along with Cuandixia; and Baiyu Village, where ancient military music is preserved, are all worth a visit. Mountains form the backbone of Mentougou, and the rivers flowing through its valleys are its lifeblood. Mentougou's natural scenic areas are distributed among these mountains and rivers. Baihuashan Scenic Area is located within the Baihuashan National Nature Reserve. Its main attractions include Baihuashan Peak, Baihua Meadow, Wanghailou, and Baicao'an, each with its own unique features. Shuanglongxia Scenic Area in Zhaitang Town attracts summer visitors with its 10-li stream and numerous waterfalls, as well as thousands of mu of red apricots and vast forests. The 4A-rated Baqidou Cave, located one li from Tanzhe Temple, is a natural underground labyrinth. Shenquanxia in Miaofeng Mountain Town and Guacaodi Scenic Area in Wangping Town, both with unique geological formations, are known for their icefalls. Many scenic spots in Mentougou blend natural beauty and cultural heritage, such as the previously mentioned Julingxia with its ancient Lingshan Road. The fourteen temples on Miaofeng Mountain, led by the Niangniang Temple, have always been popular pilgrimage sites. Even if you're not religious, the area's sunrises, sunsets, unusual pine trees, strange rocks, and thousands of mu of roses are worth seeing. The Cuanbai Scenic Area not only includes cultural attractions like Cuandixia and Baiyu Village but also features the 1,773-meter-high Huangcaoliang and a narrow erosion canyon known as "Yixiantian" (A Thread of Sky). The name of the former Huayan ancestral temple, Baipu Temple in Yanchi Town, reflects its blend of natural and cultural elements. Due to its geographical location and limited transportation, in the past, only a few merchants, soldiers, and pilgrims traveled the ancient western roads of Mentougou. Today, it's no longer remote. A five-yuan ride on the BRT Line 4 from Fuchengmen takes only an hour to reach Dayu Subdistrict, where the Mentougou District government is located. The S1 Line maglev train is even faster. Multiple bus routes starting with "M" can also reach most of Mentougou's major scenic areas.

🍁 Autumn Tanzhe Temple Travel Guide Tanzhe Temple, located in Mentougou District, Beijing, is one of the oldest Buddhist temples in Beijing, with a history of more than 1,300 years. Autumn is the most beautiful season in Tanzhe Temple, with ancient ginkgo trees turning golden yellow, contrasting with the red walls of the ancient temple, creating a picturesque scene. --- 📍 Basic Information 📌 Address: Tanzhe Temple Town, Mentougou District, Beijing ⏰ Opening Hours: 08:00 - 16:30 🎫 Ticket: CNY 55/person (available online) 🚗 Transportation: Self-driving: Navigate to "Tanzhe Temple Parking Lot", parking fee CNY 10-20 Bus: Take Bus 931 to Tanzhe Temple Station --- 🍂 Autumn Highlights 1. Millennium Ginkgo 🌿: There are two millennium ginkgo trees in the temple, with golden leaves like a painting. 2. Royal Temple Atmosphere 🏯: Tanzhe Temple is known as the "First Royal Temple", with a grand scale and a strong incense. 3. Autumn Colors of the Mountains 🍂: Climb high and look far, the mountains are covered with red and yellow leaves, with magnificent scenery. 4. Buddhist Culture Experience 🙏: You can admire the ancient buildings and steles in the temple, and participate in blessing activities. --- 🚶‍♂️ Classic Tour Route (about 2-3 hours) 🔻 Enter the mountain gate → Pass the archway → Pray at the Mahavira Hall → View the millennium ginkgo → Climb the Guanyin Cave (overlooking the autumn colors of the mountains) → Leave the temple and go down the mountain If you have the energy, you can also climb Jietai Temple or Phoenix Ridge to enjoy the autumn scenery of western Beijing. --- 🎒 Practical Tips ✔ Wear comfortable shoes: There are many mountain roads, it is recommended to wear non-slip sports shoes. ✔ Bring a light jacket: The temperature difference between morning and evening is large in the mountains in autumn. ✔ Avoid weekend crowds: Weekdays are quieter and better for taking photos. ✔ Temple etiquette: No noise in the halls, no photography of Buddha statues. --- ✨ Recommended Index: ★★★★★ (One of the best temples to see ginkgo in autumn) For this trip, do you want a day trip or to visit nearby attractions?

🕯️The time to burn incense and pray for wealth during the Lunar New Year is coming again. This year, I especially recommend Tanzhe Temple in Beijing. It is not only a royal temple but also a great place to pray for wealth. I am sharing a guide to praying for wealth at Tanzhe Temple in advance, and maybe wealth will come to you. 😀The fifth day of the first lunar month is the traditional day to welcome the God of Wealth. Many people come to pray for wealth on this day, and the atmosphere is very strong. At the same time, the fireworks on this day are also very strong, and the temple is very popular. Take Tanzhe Temple as an example, it should be the time with the most pilgrims after the first day of the first lunar month. 🌞Many people come here to pray for career and wealth, that is, regular and windfall wealth. So, this place is very suitable. There are many halls for the God of Wealth, and you can refer to the following three places: 1. Hall of the God of Wealth: Located on the west side of the temple, it enshrines three Gods of Wealth. It is said that praying for windfall wealth here is very effective, and lazy people must worship here. 2. Hall of the Civil and Martial Gods of Wealth: Located on the east side of the temple, it enshrines the Civil God of Wealth Bigan and the Martial God of Wealth Guan Yu. Business people and those who pray for family peace and prosperity can worship here. 3. Hall of the God of Wealth: Located near the Hall of the Civil and Martial Gods of Wealth, anyone who wants to pray for wealth can worship here. 📆When is the best time to go? Actually, any time during the Lunar New Year is fine, but the fifth day of the first lunar month seems more formal. ⏰What time is more suitable to go? Key point! It is best to go early, so you can feel more at ease and sincere. 🌈Estimated time? If you only burn incense, 1.5 hours is enough. 👣Reference route and check-in place? Just follow the fixed route. In addition to the three places mentioned earlier, you can also check in at the Tree of Good Fortune, Sala Tree & Emperor Tree, and Stone Fish, which are relatively convenient. ⭐More description of the surrounding scenery? If you have enough time, you can visit the cultural and creative shops or have a coffee. 📷How to take beautiful photos: The fifth day of the first lunar month is the most crowded, and it is a good time to take beautiful photos of people and culture. The fireworks are very strong. 👍How to buy tickets: You can buy them at the entrance. 🚗How to get there conveniently: The bus is slow, so it is recommended to drive. 🔥Must-see tips before checking in: 1. It is very cold in the mountains, so wear more clothes. 2. Be sure to go early, as there will be too many people later and traffic jams will be serious. 3. There are steps, which are not suitable for the elderly. 📍Location: Tanzhe Mountain, Tanzhe Town, Mentougou District ⏰Opening hours: Normal opening hours 🏞Type of play: City walk, festival blessing

I haven't been to Tanzhe Temple for a long time! I found a lot of new things! You can DIY your own bracelet in the temple, with a variety of beads to choose from, and you can make a unique bracelet by yourself. You don't have to worry about getting the same one as others! And there are many new cultural and creative products, but the price is a bit expensive! The ring is only available in the cultural and creative store at the entrance! There are many cute pigeons in the Medicine Master Hall, and there is a super fat white pigeon. When I said it was fat, it actually hid, which made me laugh! 🚗【Transportation】 Subway: Take Subway Line 1 to Apple Orchard Station, transfer to S1 Line to Shichang Station, and then transfer to Bus 931 to get there. Self-driving: Navigate to "Tanzhe Temple", it takes about 1 hour from the city center. Of course, you can take a taxi if you don't mind the cost. After all, there is a traffic jam on weekends, and you don't have to worry about where to park if you take a taxi, or you can take a bus to Apple Orchard and then take a taxi up the mountain. 🚶‍♀【Tour Route】 After entering the temple, the first thing you see is the tall mountain gate, with the three big characters "Tanzhe Temple" on it. Next is the Hall of Heavenly Kings, which enshrines the Four Heavenly Kings, majestic and solemn. Then there is the Mahavira Hall, the largest hall in the temple, enshrining the Three Buddhas, resplendent and magnificent. Continue walking inside, there are also the Guanyin Hall, Sutra Library, etc., each place is full of historical weight. Of course, there is also the most important 📍【Location of the God of Wealth Hall】 The God of Wealth Hall is located in the backyard of Tanzhe Temple. After coming out of the Mahavira Hall, walk up the stone steps and you will see the plaque of the God of Wealth Hall. It is located in a relatively high position, surrounded by a quiet environment, giving people a mysterious and solemn feeling. Remember that you can't burn incense inside, but you can ask for ingots! Ps: When you are about to leave, don't forget that there is a cafe hidden in the temple! Coffee is also a must-visit!

Tanzhe Temple in winter has a mysterious feel. It is a very efficacious temple with a history of over 1,700 years. Many people visit every year. 👉Travel Guide: 1. Opening hours: 8:30–16:30 2. Avoid weekends, the first and fifteenth days of the lunar month, and public holidays. There are fewer people on weekdays. As it is far away, it is best to go early. 🚇Take subway line 1 or 6, then transfer to bus 931 to Tanzhe Temple bus stop. 🚗Self-driving: Navigate to Tanzhe Temple. 🅿️Parking is 20💰per day for small cars. 🎫Tickets: 50 per person. Scan the code at the entrance to buy tickets. 🙏Incense: Free incense is provided by the temple. 👟Wear comfortable sneakers. The mountain paths are stone steps. 🧂Bring your own food and water. 🧵Tour route👇 ●Middle route: Mountain Gate - Hall of Heavenly Kings - Mahavira Hall - Pilu Pavilion ●East route: Abbot's Courtyard - Yanqing Pavilion - Palace Courtyard - Wanshou Palace - Empress Dowager's Palace ●West route: Lengyan Altar - Ordination Platform - Guanyin Hall 🤓Must-see attractions ●Hall of Heavenly Kings: Pray for peace and good luck. Dedicated to Maitreya Buddha and the Four Heavenly Kings. ●Mahavira Hall: Pray for academic success, career, and official luck. Modeled after the Hall of Supreme Harmony in the Forbidden City. ●Pilu Pavilion: Pray for wisdom, career, and good luck. Admire exquisite Buddha statues and architecture. ●Emperor Tree: A ginkgo tree over 1,400 years old. Spectacular autumn scenery. ●Stone Fish: In front of the Dragon King Hall. Touch the stone fish to pray for health and blessings. 🤓Nearby attractions ●Baqi Cave: 1.4 km from Tanzhe Temple. A 4A-level scenic spot. ●Jietai Temple: Tickets are 25 yuan. High cost performance. Can be visited together. ⚠️Notes ●Follow temple rules. Keep quiet and clean. Do not touch or damage cultural relics or buildings. ●Dress appropriately. Avoid overly revealing or offensive clothing.

A trip to Mentougou in the suburbs of Beijing ♨️ Enjoy a private hot spring courtyard in winter, close to Tanzhe Temple~ Before the weather in Beijing gets too cold, I decided to go to Mentougou with my friends to enjoy a private hot spring, and visit the surrounding attractions, such as Tanzhe Temple, Tangu, and some cafes. We successfully checked in on the weekend. The butler service was very attentive. I like the name of this hotel, "Xiaoman," which reminds me of the saying, "Don't ask for too much in life, Xiaoman is perfect." There are six rooms with different styles in the courtyard. We stayed in the "Dang Kang" room, which was very spacious, with an open living room and tea table. The sunlight was warm and cozy. There was a small hot spring pool outside, and we were given rose petals and bath powder. It was so comfortable to drink tea 🍵 and soak in the hot spring. My troubles and stress disappeared with the steam. Breakfast was served at a nearby cliff restaurant, which was also interesting.

Staying in a private hot spring homestay in Beijing that you can't get enough of in autumn and winter! Mountains! Floor-to-ceiling windows! Private hot springs... Who understands this feeling of seclusion? 😭 If you want to bring your crush to Beijing, you can go for it. 1️⃣ 1.4 km from Tanzhe Temple, fresh and comfortable air, natural oxygen bar~ The surrounding transportation is quite convenient. 2️⃣ One room, one private hot spring ♨️ Hot water is available 24 hours a day, soaking in the hot spring while watching the mountains, so comfortable~ 3️⃣ It's like traveling back in time to a wooden house in Hemu, you can enjoy the view of Tanzhe Temple through the glass floor-to-ceiling windows. 4️⃣ Each room has a large terrace, especially beautiful in the autumn when the mountains and forests of Beijing are full of colors. 5️⃣ The supporting facilities are also quite complete! The rooms are all smart homes, and there is a sauna in the public area. 6️⃣ The staff are very polite, helping to carry luggage~ and preparing special afternoon tea in advance ☕️

😇If you want to spend time in the mountains with your family and friends, and enjoy the autumn colors, why not stay in a B&B in Ziyang Villa? There is no pressure and noise in the city here🍃 Only pure, natural and ordinary happiness in life🥰 😋Relying on the reputation of the thousand-year-old Tanzhe Temple at the foot of the mountain, coupled with the quaint architecture of the courtyard, the enjoyment of the private courtyard and private hot spring, and the quiet and comfortable environment, the more than 20 boutique homestays directly operated by the villa have become a popular holiday choice for families and team building groups. Before the autumn comes, Hidden Stone Courtyard has also launched new products 💖 to provide everyone with an ideal place for travel, private hot spring vacation 💫 🏘Introduction to the courtyard Located in Shiyin Mountain, where immortals return to nature, Yinshi has an exclusive two-story villa courtyard, which includes 4 rooms and three indoor and outdoor hot springs. Yinshi Private Hot Spring B&B is built on the mountain, surrounded by mountains on three sides, with a river at its feet. When you open the window, you can see the courtyard view, the farm view, and the mountain view, with clear levels. The overall design concept revolves around the main theme of "Return to Nature in the Mountains" 🌟 The natural and simple style seamlessly integrates the Ziyang Villa and the surrounding scenery 🧐 💫Design inspiration The home is hidden among huge rocks and is respected because of the rocks. The B&B has preserved the huge rock that was dug out when the house was built. The spiritual stone that has been immortal for thousands of years fits in here, making it a unique landscape. The name of Hidden Stone comes from this stone. 🏠The design of the room is inspired by the poems "Clouds piled up in thousands of valleys", "Red leaves on the plain", "Green peaks" and "The bright moon shines among the pines, and the clear spring flows over the rocks" among the ten scenic spots of Tanzhe. The four themed rooms are composed of piled clouds, red leaves, arched green and turquoise. 🛁Room Facilities Each of the four guest rooms is self-contained, with an independent courtyard and private hot spring bathing pool/mountain-view bathtub with different views, either overlooking the autumn scenery of the mountains or admiring the rocks in the courtyard. The furnishings and overall design of the room reflect the meticulous care of the owner of Hidden Stone and his life philosophy of "returning to nature and hiding in the mountains and forests". The Winter Olympics electric beds that amazed foreigners and the environmentally friendly and refreshing log-style solid wood furniture are comfortable, cozy, low-key and luxurious🌟 In addition, the villa is fully equipped. Open kitchen, dining area and courtyard for leisure. There is also an open terrace with mountain views on the second floor🌌

The private hot spring homestay is very close to the city center, and also close to scenic spots and mountain views Japanese style is warm and relaxing~~ and also very photogenic The exquisite courtyard is full of atmosphere, and the private hot spring is perfect for autumn and winter~ ✅ Pet-friendly, independent hot spring pool, Japanese style Pet-friendly experience It's so much fun to bring your pet The staff and guests are super friendly Specially prepared pet snacks and disposable bowls The puppies are all leashed by their owners, safe and worry-free ✅ Independent hot spring enjoyment Each room has an independent hot spring pool, and you will be addicted after soaking once There is also a koi pond and fishing area, childhood memories The Hanfu costume change activity makes people travel back to ancient times instantly, full marks for check-in ✅ Food and freedom The Chinese restaurant and Japanese izakaya in the hotel are a perfect match There are so many takeout options around, and all kinds of milk tea The design of the lift table in the room is great, for dining ✅ Watch movies without delay Breakfast and room design Freshly made oil cakes and fried dough sticks kill the taste of any old hotel. The Japanese-style design in the room is simple and comfortable The space is large, the sound insulation effect is also good, and it is very comfortable to live in

✅ Private hot spring, stunning mountain views I have been wanting to stay at this guesthouse for a long time, and the environment is amazing 🌿 The room is spacious and cozy, with electric curtains and skylights, full of high-tech features Soaking in the private hot spring and enjoying the surrounding mountain views is so relaxing👌 ✅ Delicious food, truly filling Breakfast and dinner are home-cooked dishes, but each dish is made with great care and is super delicious😋 If you don't want to go out to eat, you can also enjoy meals at the hotel, and you won't be disappointed A good guesthouse not only offers a comfortable stay but also good food, and this one has it all ✅ Suitable for the whole family The environment is private and comfortable, perfect for long stays🏡 There are many places in the yard for children to play, making it ideal for family vacations The hotel facilities are excellent, and children can have a great time soaking in the hot spring👶 · 📍 Location: Suburbs of Beijing, close to Tanzhe Temple and Jietai Temple, perfect for a two or three-day self-drive trip🚗 ·

"Tanzhe Temple was built before Beijing City." Autumn is a season of light. Visit the thousand-year-old temple in late autumn in November to enjoy the ginkgo trees and make a wish for the new year. 📍 Location: Tanzhe Temple, Mentougou District, Beijing 🎫 Ticket: CNY 50/person 🅿️ Parking: CNY 10/entry 1️⃣ Emperor Tree (Thousand-Year-Old Ginkgo) The 1,400-year-old ginkgo tree is over 40 meters tall. In late autumn, the ginkgo leaves look like a golden waterfall. Walk around the tree to feel its energy. 2️⃣ Mahavira Hall The hall is always filled with worshippers and incense smoke, creating a peaceful atmosphere. There is a giant glazed chiwen (a mythical dragon-like creature) on each end of the hall. They are cultural relics from the Yuan Dynasty. 3️⃣ Manjusri Hall This is the place to pray for wisdom and academic success. 🙏 Visit in the morning to see the monks chanting and meditating. 🧘 4️⃣ Back Mountain The back mountain offers a panoramic view of the temple and the ginkgo tree. 🍂 The mountain is not high and easy to climb. Look down from the mountain to see the temple buildings built on the mountain, with the tall ginkgo tree covering half of the temple. 5️⃣ Stray Cats 🐱 & Wild Foxes There are many cats in Tanzhe Temple. You can always see a few of them. It is said that you can see a fox 🦊 in the God of Wealth Hall if you are lucky. Visit Tanzhe Temple to enjoy the scenery and pray for good fortune before autumn ends.

| Unlock more new ways to play. In the ancient temple of Zen In addition to burning incense and praying for blessings, there are more new ways to play 🤩 A strong wind blew down the ginkgo leaves 😭 But it doesn't matter 1️⃣ Burning incense in the middle hall is a good choice The energy field there is particularly strong I feel like a new person 2️⃣ Tanzhe Temple's cultural and creative fortune ring is also a good souvenir Wearing it 💍 feels like a fortune is coming The staff reminded me The ring should be worn on the middle finger of the left hand to attract wealth! There are also ginkgo tree refrigerator magnets 🖼️ The slowly falling ginkgo leaves are beautiful Let you feel the beauty of Zen aesthetics anytime, anywhere 3️⃣ There are also coffee and desserts 🍰☕️ launched by the temple Sweetness and Zen coexist, every bite is a surprise! Persimmon brownie cake It is a seasonal limited edition, the taste is delicate and delicious 😋 Little persimmon 🍅 is so sweet Finally, don't forget Go and touch the stone fish quietly Pray for good luck! Find a sense of innocence and faith in the ancient charm

On this trip to Tanzhe Temple, I came to see the ginkgo trees. In front of the Pilu Pavilion, the main tree was planted during the Zhenguan period of the Tang Dynasty, more than 1,300 years ago, and the accompanying tree was planted during the Liao Dynasty, more than 1,100 years ago. The trees are in full bloom, and the ground is covered with fallen flowers. In the Abbot's Courtyard, there is a 1,300-year-old cypress tree from the Tang Dynasty, a 1,010-year-old pine tree from the Song Dynasty in the Longevity Hall, a 1,000-year-old sal tree from the Tang Dynasty in the Pagoda Forest, a 400-year-old magnolia tree from the Ming Dynasty in the Kalan Hall, and more than 100 trees from the Qing Dynasty. These ancient trees have a strong aura, standing quietly amidst the noise. After all, in the thousands of years that have passed, the rise and fall of kings and the joys and sorrows of life have all become fleeting memories. As Xin Qiji said, "The moon has been caressed, and a thousand years have passed in the blink of an eye." The cycle continues.

🔺Tanzhe Temple was built in the first year of the Yongjia period of Emperor Huai of the Western Jin Dynasty (307 AD), more than 1,700 years ago. It is located at the foot of Tanzhe Mountain in the southeast of Mentougou District, Beijing. It is the oldest recorded temple in Beijing. You can visit and worship in half a day in Beijing. 💫In ancient times, many officials came here to pray for a successful career. Ordinary people can pray for career success, children can pray for academic progress or success in the imperial examination. Of course, you can also pray for health and peace. 🤗The Emperor Tree and the Empress Tree in Tanzhe Temple have reached the 70th viewing period. 🚗Self-driving: Navigate directly to the Tanzhe Temple parking lot, which has plenty of parking spaces. 🚎Public transportation: Line 6 Jin'anqiao Station - S1 Line Shichang Station - Bus 931 Tanzhe Temple Station 📷: The light is soft between 3 and 4 pm, and the photos are golden. If there is no wind, the leaves should last for another week. Hurry up! If you miss it, you will have to wait until next year.

❤Recommendation reason: [MapleLeaf] Tanzhe Temple is the oldest temple in Beijing. It is known as Tanzhe Temple because of its dragon pond and mulberry trees. The buildings in the temple are built according to the mountain terrain, with the north higher and the south lower. The whole temple is divided into several parts, including the middle road, the east road, the west road and the pagoda courtyard, which constitute the core building group of Tanzhe Temple. Tanzhe Temple is one of the birthplaces of early Buddhist culture in Beijing. There is a proverb among the Beijing people that "Tanzhe Temple came first, and then Beijing City". The autumn in Tanzhe Temple is a beautiful picture, full of tranquility and peace. The ancient trees are towering, especially the ginkgo trees. The golden color blooming in autumn adds infinite charm to the temple. Strolling in Tanzhe Temple, you can see the red leaves supported by layers of ancient trees, shading the majesty and tranquility of the Buddhist temple. It seems that you can hear the ancient Buddhist chants and the low hums of monks. Tanzhe Temple is not only rich in cultural landscapes, but also very beautiful in natural landscapes, especially in autumn, when red leaves cover the mountains and golden ginkgo leaves fall, covering the ancient temple with a layer of golden brocade. Strolling through it, it seems as if you can travel through thousands of years and touch the traces of time. It is one of the important places where Taoism, Buddhism and Confucianism coexist in China. 📍Detailed address: 🗺️Tanzhesi Town, Mentougou District, Beijing 🕙Business hours: 08:30-16:30 🗓Itinerary: 2 days [Shrine] Tickets: ￥50💰 🚗 Transportation to attractions [One] Train 🚞/High-speed rail 🚅: Departure Station → Beijing South Railway Station → Taxi/Line 14 + Line 6 + Line S1 + Bus 931 [Two] Self-driving 🍲Recommended dishes 😋Vegetarian noodles with soybean paste, leek boxes, bamboo shoots, loofah, salted tofu casserole, iron pot stewed chicken, stir-fried wild vegetables 🛏【️Hotel Guide】 [Trunk] Nearby scenic spots 📝Note tips: [RedHeart] Make a guide in advance, buy tickets, choose the right mode of transportation, and plan your travel route reasonably [RedHeart] Pay attention to personal safety, keep your belongings safe, and carry important documents [RedHeart] Pay attention to the weather forecast and protect yourself from the sun and rain [RedHeart] Wear comfortably and appropriately [RedHeart] Travel in a civilized manner, abide by the regulations of scenic spots, and do not litter [RedHeart] Keep quiet, pay attention to etiquette, and do not touch Buddha statues, murals and other cultural relics at will to avoid causing damage