Jiaoyuan Temple Ruins

What travelers say:

＂ Jiaoyuan Temple Site ＂ is located in the southwest of Longquan Wu Village, Mentougou District, Beijing. The age of Jiansi is no longer available. It is said that the name of Jiaoyuan Temple ＂ originated from the ginger teeth in the original temple ＂ Fengshen list ＂, and the folk have ＂ Jiangya 500 first. There is a thousand Tanyu (also said to be 800 Tanyu), and then there is a saying of Beijing City. Therefore, from the name of Beijing City, it is possible to push 1300 ～ in 1500, ＂ Jiaoyuan Temple ＂ in the two Han Dynasty. ＂ Jiaoyuan Temple ＂ has been destroyed in the Qing Dynasty. There are two ancient side cypresses with a tree age of more than 1,000 years on the site of the temple, and one spins to explore the sky, like a dragon going out to sea, so it is named ＂ Longbai ＂. Another tree trunk curled, mottled and scattered, the tree body was covered with large duplicative tumors, like a mighty and fierce crouching tiger, and roared with its head, so it was named ＂ Hubai ＂. Now ＂ Dragon Tiger 2 ＂ is lush and spectacular, and belongs to the first ancient cypress in the west of Beijing. ＂ Jiaoyuan Temple Site ＂ is located in Longquan Wucun, with a long history and a long history. There are many ancient monuments, ancient buildings and ancient monuments in the village, mainly the Liao Dynasty porcelain kiln site (the largest Liaojin porcelain kiln site in Beijing), the Laojuntang site, the Xijing tea shed site, the railing site and Kuixing Building, Yaowang Temple, Hongzhi Temple and so on.