Zhengjue Temple Review

The temple of Zhengjue Temple in the Yuanmingyuan is often used to open and hold events. It is a typical royal temple, and the 12 zodiac dragon heads were exposed here before. This temple can also be said to be one of the places to go to the Yuanmingyuan to check in.

Zhenjue Temple-Dazhengjue Temple-Wuta Temple-Stone Carving Art Museum (named Historical Evolution) was built during the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty. The back of the zoo is opposite the door next to the river embankment, just passing in to see it is very quiet. Like the dislocation in the same time and space. Zhenjue Temple (now Beijing Stone Carving Museum), also known as Wuta Temple, is located on the north bank of the Gaoliang River (Changhe) on the east side of Baishi Bridge, Haidian District, Beijing. It is famous for its King Kong Throne Tower. It was built during the Ming and Yongle years and was built in 1473. Zhu Ying was built for the Bandida, a monk who came to Beijing from the West. During the Qing Dynasty, he was renamed "Zhengjue Temple" because of the taboo of the Zheng Emperor.

Zhengjue Temple is the only complex in the Yuanmingyuan that has escaped the 1860 British and French arms burning of the Yuanmingyuan. From December 1, 2020, the horse head purchased by Macau Ho and donated to the motherland has finally "go home" and opened to the public at the Yuanmingyuan Zhengjue Temple.

[View] Not bad [Value for money] Yes

It is worth going here, the scenery is beautiful, the price is very good