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381. Hall of Dharma Wheel
3.8
4.8
/5
24 Reviews
based on 2 reviews
Temples
Historical Architectures
Gustin31
The Falun Palace is one of the temples in the Lama Temple. It was built during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty and was a venue for major Buddhist activities by the Lama Temple monks. The temple is in the middle for the master Zongkaba, the west side for the Dazang Sutra, and the east side for the continuation of the Tibetan Sutra.
Beijing
5km from downtown
Free
Opens at 09:00
382. Overseas Chinese History Museum
3.8
4.7
/5
69 Reviews
Museums
渭南松赞干布
The China Overseas Chinese History Museum is located in Beixiao Street, Dongzhimen, Beijing. The building area is 12,700 square meters. It was built in 2014. The main building is 2 floors underground and 3 floors above the ground. There are four basic exhibition halls in the museum. The permanent overseas Chinese history and culture exhibition is displayed in the form of physical objects and pictures.
Beijing
4.6km from downtown
Free
383. Jinrong Street
3.8
4.7
/5
87 Reviews
Featured Neighborhoods
老鹰在飞翔
Financial Street South from Fuxingmen Inner Street, north to Fuchengmen Inner Street, west to West Second Ring Road, east to Taipingqiao Street, nearly 103 hectares of planned land. Of these, about 44 hectares of construction land, about 32 hectares of road land, and the greening rate exceeds 30%.
Beijing
4km from downtown
Free
384. 不可馴服
3.8
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/5
2 Reviews
Other Experiences
M10***47
It belongs to the stage performance project that Universal Studios can't not see. Every dragon's model is very realistic. The toothless boy appears from the top of the head. In the park, there is a variety of thrilling roller coasters and 4D film projects to watch the last one, soothing the mood and adjusting the mentality 😍
Beijing
23.9km from downtown
Free
Opens at 10:00
385. 尚悦湯泉
3.8
5
/5
3 Reviews
Bathhouses
M23***44
Service in the store, quack! The price is relatively high, very cheap! Will come next time
Beijing
20km from downtown
Opens at 09:00
386. Memorial Hall Of Jantianyou
3.8
4.7
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102 Reviews
Memorial Halls
快乐的小飞哥啊
Zhan Tianyou is a famous railway engineer in China. Zhan Tianyou (April 26, 1861 April 24, 1919) was born in Wuyuan, Huizhou, Guangdong Province. He studied in the United States at the age of 12. He entered the Department of Civil Engineering at Yale University in 1878 and majored in railway engineering. He is a modern railway engineering expert in China and is known as China's first railway chief engineer. He is responsible for the construction of the Beijing-Zhangzhou Railway and other projects. He has the "father of China's railway". In 1909, he presided over the construction of China's independent design and construction of the first railway. And create a "sharp drilling method" and "human" glyph line. Under Zhan Tianyou's chairmanship, the Beijing-Zhangzhou railway opened two years ahead of schedule, and the cost is only one-fifth of the estimated cost for foreigners. The Zhan Tianyou Memorial Hall is located on the north side of the Badaling Great Wall in Yanqing District, Beijing. It is a memorial hall built to commemorate Mr. Zhan Tianyou. The memorial hall introduces Zhan Tianyou's life and achievements. The Zhan Tianyou Memorial Hall was built and opened to the public in 1987.
Beijing
61km from downtown
Opens at 10:00
387. 幻境空間超級元宇宙(北京店)
3.8
2.8
/5
11 Reviews
Activities
珊珊绝不来迟
The place is not big. You can watch 3D videos for about 30 minutes. There are several game items. It is suitable for children to play. It is also good to take pictures and punch in. The overall game is about 1 hour.
Beijing
1km from downtown
388. Yaji Mountain
3.8
4.7
/5
396 Reviews
Mountains
马丁路德宫保
The mountain is not high, the difficulty of climbing is not high overall. The 365 steps that started to go up the mountain and the last short one have a certain difficulty. The view of climbing to the top of the mountain is good, and you can take good photos.
Beijing
63.1km from downtown
389. Beijing Yuetan Park
3.8
4.6
/5
436 Reviews
based on 21 reviews
City Parks
Historical Architectures
西单大叔
Come to Yuetan Park to explore an important part of Beijing Temple Culture since the Ming Dynasty moved to Beijing, in the need of royal sacrifice activities, Beijing gradually opened into the Temple culture of the "Nine Temples and Eight Temples", of which the "Nine Temples" include the Temple of Heaven, the Temple of Earth, the Temple of Sun, the Temple of Moon, the Temple of the First Farmer, the Temple of the Society, First silkworm altar, prayer valley altar, Taisui altar, corresponding to different sacrifice scenes, that is, for worshipping different gods. The moon altar is also known as the "sun moon altar", unlike the temple of heaven built in the Yongle years, the moon altar was built in the nine years of Ming Jiajing (1530), and the emperor Jiajing thought that the gods of heaven, earth, sun and moon should be sacrificed separately to show the royal piety, so he specially built the moon altar. Used to sacrifice the gods of night and brightness (that is, the moon) and the stars in the sky during the autumn equinox. After Qing Shunzhi eight years (1651), Qing Qianlong 20 years (1755), the moon altar was rebuilt, by the end of Qing Dynasty the temple was abandoned, the moon altar was used as a barracks and schools in the Republic of China, the ancient trees in the temple were cut down again, and the moon altar was protected until after the founding of the state. It was opened in 1955 as a park. In the 1960s, the altar wall and altar of the moon altar were demolished and a TV tower was built. To date, this tower is still the most eye-catching building in the moon altar park. You can almost see this tall tower when you look up at all positions in the park. The main ancient buildings of the moon altar, such as various halls, shrines, kitchens, well pavilions, sacrificial artifacts, musical instruments, and slaughter pavilions, are surrounded by the TV tower courtyard, and are not open to visit. However, on the west side of the north garden of Yuetan Park, there is a remains of the Ming Dynasty altar wall, protected by glass frames, so that people can see the style of the historical relics nearly 500 years ago, and imagine the glory of the moon altar when it was used as a royal altar. The last time I came to Yuetan Park was more than a year ago. In fact, more than 20 years ago, I worked in the Yuetan Building opposite the east gate of the park for a while. I passed by the park door every day, but I never thought of entering the park to take a look. In addition, I remember that when I went to junior high school 30 years ago, I came to the east gate of Yuetan Park to buy New Year's cards. At that time, the greeting cards sold here were many styles and low prices, attracting many students from afar. The park is divided into South Park and North Park. The North Park is mainly the relics of ancient construction. The South Park is a garden landscape. The whole park is not too big. It is enough to walk around for more than ten minutes. However, because after all, most of the ancient buildings of Yuetan can no longer be visited, so there are not many tourists in the North Park. Most of the people are in the South Park. There are many landscapes in the South Park, including forests, pavilions, pools, squares, etc., suitable for rest, sightseeing, fitness and other activities. Even at noon in the summer, the garden is full of tourists, mainly surrounding residents and nearby office workers, and there are not many tourists who come to visit the attractions. The personal favorite place in Yuetan Park is located in the central and eastern area of the South Park. It is surrounded by bamboo forests, promenades and pavilions. There are lotus and lotus in the water. It is very quiet and elegant, and it has the style of Jiangnan garden. Today in the pavilion also saw an elegant old man painting, painting very wonderful, attracted many people to stop to watch.
Beijing
4.9km from downtown
390. Beijing Foreign Studies University
3.7
4.5
/5
203 Reviews
Schools
千云兮
It was not easy to go back to school during the epidemic. Xiaobichi is still the same as before. The most familiar place is really the library. This is also the most famous building in Beiwai. Book resources are abundant.
Beijing
9.9km from downtown
Free
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