Yonghe Temple

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!

Beijing | The must-have royal temple / hc/ was the palace where Yongzheng lived before he was enthroned. Qianlong was also born here, and the folks called it "dragon and blessed land"

There is a temple that once walked out of the two emperors of the Qing Dynasty. It is the Lama Temple. The Lama Temple was once the emperor's residence, and the Emperor Qianlong was born here. The Lama Temple was later changed to the Lama Temple. The temple is a yellow tiled red wall in the Forbidden City. It is the highest Buddhist temple in China. It is not only a cultural monument, but also a temple that has been very strong. Until now, there are pilgrims from all over the country to pray every day. Every visit to the Lama Temple, in the middle of the cigarette, seems to take me back to the Kang and Qiang.

The Lama Temple is located in the northeast corner of Beijing, in the thirty-third year of Qing Emperor Kangxi (1694). Emperor Kangxi built a mansion here and gave him the Prince of Sizi, and he was called the Prince. In the third year of Yongzheng (1725), he changed the palace to the palace, and called the Lama Temple. In the thirteenth year of Yongzheng (1735), Yongzheng died and used to park the coffin. Therefore, the original green glazed tile of the main hall of the Lama Temple was changed to yellow glazed tile. Because the Emperor Qianlong was born here, the Lama Temple has two emperors and became a "dragon and blessed land", so the temple is a yellow tile red wall, the same specifications as the Forbidden City Palace. In the 9th year of Emperor Qianlong (1744), the Lama Temple was changed to the Lama Temple, and the Minister of the Prime Minister, Wang Dachen, managed the affairs of the palace. It can be said that the Lama Temple is the highest Buddhist temple in the middle and late Qing Dynasty.