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Summer Palace
Yuanmingyuan Park
China Telecom Museum
Baiwangshan Forest Park
Yuanmingyuan Park
Beigongmen
Yiyunguan
Big Bell Temple
Summer Palace
Beijing Art Museum
China National Museum
Reviews
It is a must-visit in Beijing. I went on a sunny warm day in early May. It was very full of locals as it was extended weekend of Labor Day. That made my visit a bit uncomfortable as they were thousands and thousands of people all around.
Architecture of the Summer Palace is amazing and it is full of history.
I used East and South-East entrance. Even in public holiday and nice weather, I didn’t have to wait more than 10 minutes to get tickets, which are affordable and worth the expense.
There are nice paths and bridges to walk in quiet; also the lake is beautiful.
I strongly suggest to pay the integrated ticket that allows you to see all attractions inside, as the Hall of the See of Wisdom and its Thousand-Hand Buddha Statue are amazing!!!
Architecture of the Summer Palace is amazing and it is full of history.
I used East and South-East entrance. Even in public holiday and nice weather, I didn’t have to wait more than 10 minutes to get tickets, which are affordable and worth the expense.
There are nice paths and bridges to walk in quiet; also the lake is beautiful.
I strongly suggest to pay the integrated ticket that allows you to see all attractions inside, as the Hall of the See of Wisdom and its Thousand-Hand Buddha Statue are amazing!!!
This place is magnificient really. The lake was super large. Imagine in the past workers were requested to dig the soil up just to make this lake and those soil, mud were piled up into a big hill at the back. The lake is huge with many lovely bridges to go.for a walk. They offer also boat services but the line is extremly long. Not to mention there are like more than 10.000 people there in a day, at the same time because we went there during the weekday but it was super crowded. You could hardly see anything or stop even for taking some nice photos coz the crowds would just keep pushing you forward. It was crazy packed with people almost like everywhere else in Beijing. However its history and beauty make it worth to come by even just a bit. We were trying to take some pics while it was raining.
Very huge. You pay for the park entrance and if you want to see the ruins you have to buy another ticket.
Exploring the Summer Palace in Beijing offers an incredible experience, immersing you in the grandeur of ancient Chinese architecture and serene natural beauty. Wander through this expansive imperial garden and be captivated by its picturesque landscape, tranquil lakes, and intricately designed pavilions and halls. Stroll along the Long Corridor, adorned with vibrant paintings, and admire the iconic Marble Boat floating on Kunming Lake. Climb to the top of Longevity Hill for breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding area. Be sure to explore the various temples, bridges, and pagodas scattered throughout the palace grounds. Whether you're fascinated by history, seeking a peaceful escape, or want to admire stunning architecture, a visit to the Summer Palace is a must for any traveler in Beijing.
by: dizzy traveler
by: dizzy traveler
I recently visited this stunning place, and I must say, it's one of the most beautiful destinations I've ever experienced. The time spent here was absolutely worth it. To truly soak in the breathtaking views and scenery, I'd recommend allocating at least half a day. Yes, there are plenty of steps to climb, but the effort is handsomely rewarded by the unparalleled beauty awaiting at every turn. It's an absolute must-visit for anyone seeking natural splendor and tranquility.
This was the garden for the mother of the emperor. The total size is even bigger than the forbidden city. The lake is connected to the forbidden city though
It is advice you spend at least half day there as it is too big to finish all. If you want to take the boat to do a tour on the lake, you have to buy another ticket.
It is very beautiful there however what you seen there might not be the original as some of it was damaged and recovered by the gov.
Overall one of the must see places in Beijing. Recommended!!
It is advice you spend at least half day there as it is too big to finish all. If you want to take the boat to do a tour on the lake, you have to buy another ticket.
It is very beautiful there however what you seen there might not be the original as some of it was damaged and recovered by the gov.
Overall one of the must see places in Beijing. Recommended!!
A pretty small mountain, takes 10-15 minutes to go up the mountain and 7 - 9 minutes to come down. The view is good
Beautiful place, and I saw some locals dressed up like characters from Empresses in the Palace! Some of the stone steps can be a little tricky, but it's in general a very easy walk as well. Careful not to be on a bridge as sun sets, though! The insects swarm a little.
Big park! Lots of historical ruins. Would be great if you have a guide to explain its significance. Not easy to get around with kids as it’s impossible to cover everything in a day. To save your legs, you could take a boat ride. There was quite a queue for the boat ride, however I came on a weekend so that is to be expected. If you only have limited time and have to choose between this and summer palace I would choose summer place anytime.
This palace was built upon a hill facing a lake. Felt breeze while walking on the lawyers of buildings demonstrating their splendor, uniqueness and magnificence. It’s truly a summer palace for getaway. Come here early once door opened to avoid crowds. Order tickets online. We stopped by their restaurant for morning coffee tea break: delicious tea, desserts and various sweet soups. The lady even did a quick hairdo for our girls. We also saw an artist writing Chinese choreography on the floor.
В Китае есть свой Царь-Колокол. Не чета нашему московскому, конечно, но тоже внушительный. Почти 7 метров высотой, 46,5 тонны весом и звонит так, что в прямом смысле на 50 км. в округе слышен. На самом колоколе выгравировано 230 тыс. иероглифов. Зовут его Колокол Юнлэ (Yongle Bell). И в отличае от нашего, лежащего на земле, этот вполне себе висит в храме, который получил благодаря этому название "Храм Большого Колокола" (хотя реальное его название "Храм Пробуждения").
Я трижды пытался в него попасть. Но однажды промахнулся с локацией, потом он (храм) был закрыт. И вот, как говорится, "Будда троицу любит". С третьего раза получилось. Разорившись на смешные 10 юаней, я попал внутрь. По традиции гулял один. Отснял все башни: Колокола, Барабанную и Писаний, залы Махавира и Авалокитешвара, ну и сам колокол.
Храм был построен в 1733 г. во времена императора Юнчжэня. В то время на этом месте был не Пекин, а деревня Цзэнцзячжуан. И колокола в нем не было. Он хранился в другом храме - Долголетия. Перенести его из одного харма в другой из соображений фен-шуя, предложил принц Чжуан и несколько министров. Император одобрил, но до переезда не дожил. 10 лет строили башню под колокол. С тех пор уже сотни лет колокол висит на деревянных балках, уложенных в три слоя и закрепленных на 8 колоннах.
Сейчас это уже не храм, а музей в котором хранятся несколько сотен различных колоколов, я нашел даже наши российские экземпляры. А тогда и сам храм и колокол в нем были важными атрибутами буддийских служб. Даже императорская ритуальная молитва против засухи имела место быть там. Потом храм начали открывать для народа и даже проводить там торговые ярмарки. Как музей он функционирует с 1985 г. На Новый год тысячи китайцев стекаются к храму-музею, дабы услышать звук знаменитого колокола.
Координаты храма: 39.966739, 116.33214
Время работы с 9.00 - 16.30 со Вт по Вс.
Цена 10 ю., но каждую среду первые 200 посетителей проходят бесплатно.
Я трижды пытался в него попасть. Но однажды промахнулся с локацией, потом он (храм) был закрыт. И вот, как говорится, "Будда троицу любит". С третьего раза получилось. Разорившись на смешные 10 юаней, я попал внутрь. По традиции гулял один. Отснял все башни: Колокола, Барабанную и Писаний, залы Махавира и Авалокитешвара, ну и сам колокол.
Храм был построен в 1733 г. во времена императора Юнчжэня. В то время на этом месте был не Пекин, а деревня Цзэнцзячжуан. И колокола в нем не было. Он хранился в другом храме - Долголетия. Перенести его из одного харма в другой из соображений фен-шуя, предложил принц Чжуан и несколько министров. Император одобрил, но до переезда не дожил. 10 лет строили башню под колокол. С тех пор уже сотни лет колокол висит на деревянных балках, уложенных в три слоя и закрепленных на 8 колоннах.
Сейчас это уже не храм, а музей в котором хранятся несколько сотен различных колоколов, я нашел даже наши российские экземпляры. А тогда и сам храм и колокол в нем были важными атрибутами буддийских служб. Даже императорская ритуальная молитва против засухи имела место быть там. Потом храм начали открывать для народа и даже проводить там торговые ярмарки. Как музей он функционирует с 1985 г. На Новый год тысячи китайцев стекаются к храму-музею, дабы услышать звук знаменитого колокола.
Координаты храма: 39.966739, 116.33214
Время работы с 9.00 - 16.30 со Вт по Вс.
Цена 10 ю., но каждую среду первые 200 посетителей проходят бесплатно.
Große Anteil von Überreste wahren unter eine Plastikscheibe, damit das keine Schaden mehr annimmt. Deswegen könnte man nicht so ganz gut besichtigen aber der Park in sich war riesig und es war schön. Es war nur zu kalt im Winter. Ich würde jeden empfehlen einmal dahin zu gehen.
One of the must-visit places in Beijing, the summer palace offers visit to a vast area of the summer palace, which is a large ensemble of lakes, gardens and palaces. The area was an imperial garden in the Qing dynasty, which includes the Longevity Hill, the Kunming Lake and the Seventeen Hole Bridge. It covers an area of approximately 3 square kilometers.
This is a top attraction but a little bit of a let down after The Forbidden City. It's a pleasant park to explore, with plenty to see and do. You could spend a good half day here. It has one truly stunning view, across the lake to the Summer Palace, spoiled slightly by the regular heavy smog in the city.
You need a ticket, of course. There's two kinds of tickets: one for the park and one that includes the park and the palace/museums. We bought the more expensive one, but didn't end of up going inside anywhere. The park is huge.
We bought our tickets through trip dot com, which puts you in touch with third parties in China who can sort out the tickets for you. I wasn't sure if I could trust them, or that the email ticket they sent me would even work, but I was prepared to take a risk to reduce the hassle and learn more about what works and doesn't in China.
And our tickets worked fine.
You need a ticket, of course. There's two kinds of tickets: one for the park and one that includes the park and the palace/museums. We bought the more expensive one, but didn't end of up going inside anywhere. The park is huge.
We bought our tickets through trip dot com, which puts you in touch with third parties in China who can sort out the tickets for you. I wasn't sure if I could trust them, or that the email ticket they sent me would even work, but I was prepared to take a risk to reduce the hassle and learn more about what works and doesn't in China.
And our tickets worked fine.
The summer palace is so incredibly beautiful. I could walk around the ground for hours!! There is an incredible view every corner you turn. I could not stop taking pictures!! Definitely worth a visit!
I visited Baiwangshan (百望山) on a Monday in December and there was virtually no one else there. It is a mountainous park with many different paths, some are paved and suitable for wheelchairs while others are steep hiking trails with scree and steps. The routes are well marked with maps placed at regular intervals. You can spend many hours exploring the pavilions, memorials, statues, and towers situated along the trails. From the top, the view is quite magnificent. Admission fee is 6 yuan.
Particularly beautiful during wintertime to me. It’s cold, but less crowds and everywhere can be picture background.
Ticketing is done in 2 tiers - access to the park and lake; and then access to the palace buildings. There are loads of domestic tourists as you get nearer the palace buildings and things can get a bit rowdy.
Otherwise the grounds itself are beautiful. Before exiting there are some buildings where Cixi used as offices and held court.
Tickets can be bought right at the entrance, we did not find it necessary to prebook.
Otherwise the grounds itself are beautiful. Before exiting there are some buildings where Cixi used as offices and held court.
Tickets can be bought right at the entrance, we did not find it necessary to prebook.
Nestled in the heart of Beijing, the Summer Palace stands as a testament to China's rich history and architectural splendor. This UNESCO World Heritage Site offers a serene retreat from the bustling city, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in a world of natural beauty and cultural significance. The Summer Palace is a picturesque landscape of tranquility and elegance. Its vast gardens, serene Kunming Lake, intricately designed pavilions, and ancient bridges create a mesmerizing panorama. Whether strolling along the Long Corridor adorned with vibrant paintings or admiring the views from the Marble Boat, every corner exudes a sense of timeless beauty. The Summer Palace is an enchanting haven that seamlessly intertwines natural beauty with historical grandeur. It's a place where one can appreciate the splendor of ancient China while finding solace amidst its breathtaking surroundings. A visit here is not just a sightseeing excursion but a profound journey through time and culture.
Stunning palace with interesting history and lovely views. The boat ⛵ ride is fabulous ,you get to drive it yourself, and is definitely worth the price. Like the Forbidden city, this magnificent structure is also a hidden masterpiece of China 🇨🇳. I would recommend a visit.
Yuanmingyuan Park is a mesmerizing testament to China's rich history and the splendor of its imperial past. This park is an absolute treasure trove of cultural significance, offering a blend of scenic beauty and historical remnants that left me utterly captivated.
Walking through the vast grounds, I was enchanted by the remnants of ancient buildings, serene lakes, and carefully landscaped gardens. The park's layout beautifully combines elements of Chinese and Western architectural influences, creating a unique and awe-inspiring atmosphere.
Exploring the ruins, particularly the intricate European-style buildings and the majestic waterways, offered a glimpse into the opulence of the Qing Dynasty. The juxtaposition of Eastern and Western design elements within the same space was truly intriguing and added depth to the historical narrative.
The park's ambiance is serene and contemplative, providing a perfect setting for both history enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. It's a place where one can appreciate the fusion of art, architecture, and nature while reflecting on the significance of the artifacts and the stories they hold.
While some structures lay in ruin, the remains evoke a sense of wonder and a poignant reminder of the park's rich history. The guides were knowledgeable and passionate, sharing stories that brought the park's past to life.
For anyone seeking a profound connection to China's imperial history, Yuanmingyuan Park is an absolute must-visit. It's a place that not only preserves history but also sparks curiosity and imagination about a bygone era.
Walking through the vast grounds, I was enchanted by the remnants of ancient buildings, serene lakes, and carefully landscaped gardens. The park's layout beautifully combines elements of Chinese and Western architectural influences, creating a unique and awe-inspiring atmosphere.
Exploring the ruins, particularly the intricate European-style buildings and the majestic waterways, offered a glimpse into the opulence of the Qing Dynasty. The juxtaposition of Eastern and Western design elements within the same space was truly intriguing and added depth to the historical narrative.
The park's ambiance is serene and contemplative, providing a perfect setting for both history enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. It's a place where one can appreciate the fusion of art, architecture, and nature while reflecting on the significance of the artifacts and the stories they hold.
While some structures lay in ruin, the remains evoke a sense of wonder and a poignant reminder of the park's rich history. The guides were knowledgeable and passionate, sharing stories that brought the park's past to life.
For anyone seeking a profound connection to China's imperial history, Yuanmingyuan Park is an absolute must-visit. It's a place that not only preserves history but also sparks curiosity and imagination about a bygone era.
This place is truly beautiful and a wonder of the world and attracts many tourists to visit.
院区不大就在住处周围竟然好几年没来过一次
永乐大钟不错，其余藏品相对一般
永乐大钟不错，其余藏品相对一般
Very beautiful ancient palace over 300 years old. Regardless of old sad stories, this place is worth visiting. The environment is so good and gave relaxing vibes. The lake was human made and it was so big.
步道完整，不錯逛，酸棗，黃櫨族群多，山頂視野開闊
Impressive relic site of previous summer palace of Qing dynasty. Destroyed by British and French army during second opium war in 1860.
The place was so beautiful, during our visit it was really crowded (weekend) and hot Summer time in Beijing. There are so many sightseeing in this place, mostly related to the emperor's history, prepare yourself because the path is climbing the stairs until top level, on the top you can see the lake view, the bridge and city view. Bought the entrance fee through online around RMB 60.
This park is especially beautiful in autumn. It’s very close to the subway. But normally in autumn when is the leaves turn yellow it will be full of people. So if you want to go here and take beautiful pictures you should go before 8 o’clock in the morning. Normally in high season, they would ask you to book ticket one day before you go. It’s always check this problem before you decide to visit how this park.
So called largest bell in the world. Very nice place to visit and educational but you can't knock the bell. Should visit on a big snow day.
比起昌平、门头沟的风景区来说，百望山的地理位置可以说是很理想了，从市中心开车30分钟就能达到，非常适合作为半天出游的目的地。虽然离市区不远，但是百望山的风景却丝毫不打折扣，公园里有多条健身线路，可以到达不同的观景台，缓坡路面和台阶路面也让不同年龄段的游客都能找到适合自己的登山方式。整个山不高，感觉像是北京除了景山公园外最矮的山，慢慢走半小时也能到顶了。山顶的视野很好，既可以看到东边的北京城区，也可以看到西边的门头沟。另外山顶还有个佘太君庙，纪念下杨家将。刚进公园正门的地方是石碑林，有很多伟人的题词，附近还有小池塘，在这样一个们票6元的景区，这样的硬件搭配真的是很划算了，强烈推荐。来这里坐地铁或者自驾都很方便，园区的停车场1小时2元钱，车位也比较多，坐地铁到马连洼站，下来就不远了。
Particolari del palazzo d' Estate , palazzine e corridoi intriganti
per poter vedere e non essere visti . Giardini stupendi e ricostruzioni
di ambienti rocciosi .
per poter vedere e non essere visti . Giardini stupendi e ricostruzioni
di ambienti rocciosi .
Ein wunderschöner Park indem man auch die Ruinen des Alten Sommerpalastes sehen kann. Am besten erst den Neuen Sommerpalast besichtigen und dann hierherkommen. Wenn man in den Park kommt gibt es relativ schnell eine kleine Bootsstation. Hier kann man ein Ticket kaufen, dann wird man zur anderen Seite des Parks gefahren direkt zu den Ruinen des Alten Sommerpalastes. So spart man sich einiges an Fußweg. Zurück zum Eingang sind wir dann gelaufen. Es war der einzige Ort in Peking, wo ich wirklich keinen einzigen westlichen Touristen gesehen habe. Voll war es natürlich trotzdem.
This is a tip of Taihang mountain range. A perfect place to overlook the northwest part of Beijing downtown. Even more when the air quality is acceptable. Lots of celebrity writings and trails. Cheap admission fee but you need to pay more for the parking. The parking space is to the south of the gate.
大钟寺的正式名称叫“觉生寺”，原来是雍正皇帝敕建的一座寺院，是当年皇家祈雨的重要场所。
民间俗称为大钟寺，是因为里面珍藏着一座永乐年间铸造的大钟，号称是中国的“钟王”！这口大钟的钟体很大，重量达到46.5吨，大钟上面刻满了汉文和梵文的一百多种佛教经咒，细细数下来，有23万多字！最厉害的是，当敲响永乐大钟的时候，它的声音可以传播到十里地开外，尾音保持70秒钟。
除了永乐大钟，这里现在还是大钟寺古钟博物馆，里面收藏了来自国内外的各种类型的种，“阅古钟林”展厅讲的是古钟的起源和演进历程，“妙境梵音”展厅里陈列了一组有明确来源的寺观钟，大雄宝殿的“礼乐回响”则是明清精品展。
民间俗称为大钟寺，是因为里面珍藏着一座永乐年间铸造的大钟，号称是中国的“钟王”！这口大钟的钟体很大，重量达到46.5吨，大钟上面刻满了汉文和梵文的一百多种佛教经咒，细细数下来，有23万多字！最厉害的是，当敲响永乐大钟的时候，它的声音可以传播到十里地开外，尾音保持70秒钟。
除了永乐大钟，这里现在还是大钟寺古钟博物馆，里面收藏了来自国内外的各种类型的种，“阅古钟林”展厅讲的是古钟的起源和演进历程，“妙境梵音”展厅里陈列了一组有明确来源的寺观钟，大雄宝殿的“礼乐回响”则是明清精品展。
Очень красиво. Музей колоколов. Вход 30 юаней. В конце Большой Колокол. Впечатляет
大钟寺是觉生寺的俗称，现在已经有300多岁了。因为寺院里珍藏着永乐大钟，所以现在这里成为了古钟博物馆。镇馆之宝“永乐大钟”，钟体很大，比鼓楼的永乐大钟还高出1.2米，重量达到46.5吨，光是悬挂起来就费足了功夫。不仅如此，大钟上面刻满了汉文和梵文的一百多种佛教经咒，细细数下来，有23万多字！后来有音乐专家测试过这口大钟的音色，非常浑厚和响亮，相当于A调，声音可以传播到十里地开外，尾音保持70秒钟。
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Amazing place to do your daily exercises and has a good view of nearby surroundings.
Although most of the structures have been destroyed, but this is a place that everyone should visit.
Looking at the ruins, you can only imagine how glorious this place was and see the brilliance of the architect, engineer and the workmanship.
There's nothing we can do about it being destroyed by the war, we can only hope the stolen artifices will be returned to where it belongs.
Hopefully one day, we don't have to see those items in another country's museum.
For those who are planning to visit this amazing park, please be prepared to walk for long hours. If you can, spend some fun time in the maze. My kids really enjoyed it.
There is no restaurant in the park, but you can get some snacks and instant noodles in the souvenior shop.
The park operates until quite late at night, but I won't advise to stay on unless you are familiar with the places, equipped with GPS or have a torch light with you.
The last time I visited this park was in 2015. Lucky me, I saw black swans back then. This time I was not so lucky; perhaps there were too many motor boats operating on the lake.
Nevertheless, Yuan Ming Yuan will always had a place in my memories due to its imperfection. Maybe we all need to lose sometime before we know how to appreciate it.
Looking at the ruins, you can only imagine how glorious this place was and see the brilliance of the architect, engineer and the workmanship.
There's nothing we can do about it being destroyed by the war, we can only hope the stolen artifices will be returned to where it belongs.
Hopefully one day, we don't have to see those items in another country's museum.
For those who are planning to visit this amazing park, please be prepared to walk for long hours. If you can, spend some fun time in the maze. My kids really enjoyed it.
There is no restaurant in the park, but you can get some snacks and instant noodles in the souvenior shop.
The park operates until quite late at night, but I won't advise to stay on unless you are familiar with the places, equipped with GPS or have a torch light with you.
The last time I visited this park was in 2015. Lucky me, I saw black swans back then. This time I was not so lucky; perhaps there were too many motor boats operating on the lake.
Nevertheless, Yuan Ming Yuan will always had a place in my memories due to its imperfection. Maybe we all need to lose sometime before we know how to appreciate it.
Museum of "Big Bell" is quite small, but interesting place, worth to visit. You can see one of largest bells in the world and about 700 other bells.
Th it utho
Tempat yg menakjubkan untuk wisata
ゆるい坂で道も整備されていて、登るのが楽な山。その割に眺望もよく、頤和園の四大部州が見えたりする。
石碑がすごく多い。
石碑がすごく多い。
寺院でもある。
国家図書館駅からも歩いてこれるが、天気が良い日は10号線長春橋駅から川沿いを歩いて行くのが気持ち良い。
数本だが蝋梅が植えてある。
国家図書館駅からも歩いてこれるが、天気が良い日は10号線長春橋駅から川沿いを歩いて行くのが気持ち良い。
数本だが蝋梅が植えてある。
大鐘寺古鐘博物館とも言う。
鐘の博物館、昔の大鐘がたくさん展示してある。よく見ると鐘の表面一面に漢字がある面白いものもある。
中国の鐘だけでなく西洋や日本の鐘の展示もあり、ちゃんと博物館らしくなっている。
地鉄13号線 大鐘寺駅北の三環沿いを西へ600mほど。
鐘の博物館、昔の大鐘がたくさん展示してある。よく見ると鐘の表面一面に漢字がある面白いものもある。
中国の鐘だけでなく西洋や日本の鐘の展示もあり、ちゃんと博物館らしくなっている。
地鉄13号線 大鐘寺駅北の三環沿いを西へ600mほど。
古代的皇家寺庙及祝寿的地方，有一些古建筑。说是艺术博物馆，其实里面没什么看点。
20min to the top, nice and easy, good view.
It's a 1.2 km walk (20 min) from exit A of the National Library metro station on line 4 or 9. The museum is located inside of the Wanshou Temple (Temple of Longevity). The museum is small and can be quickly viewed in less than an hour. The permanent exhibits are organized well and display a few English signs. The collection is sparse with a few examples on enamels, jade carving, lacquer ware carving, ivory carving, and wood carving. There's is also a temporary exhibit on Liaonan shadow puppet theater with no English details.
The temporary exhibit is housed in a center building that is labeled "Beijing Art Museum Gallery". The permanent exhibits are housed along the outer buildings with no English signs to distinguish them from general rooms. Just poke your head in to find the rooms, the folks in the rooms will just shake their heads if you entered incorrectly.
Also, that bathrooms are squatters. Just yucky.
The entrance ticket includes admittance to the temple. On Wednesdays, the first 200 visitors are free. Otherwise 20 RMB for adults.
The temporary exhibit is housed in a center building that is labeled "Beijing Art Museum Gallery". The permanent exhibits are housed along the outer buildings with no English signs to distinguish them from general rooms. Just poke your head in to find the rooms, the folks in the rooms will just shake their heads if you entered incorrectly.
Also, that bathrooms are squatters. Just yucky.
The entrance ticket includes admittance to the temple. On Wednesdays, the first 200 visitors are free. Otherwise 20 RMB for adults.
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