Temple of Buddhahood

The oldest temple in the eight major places is the eighth Zhengguo Temple. Zhengguo Temple has a long history because its construction time can be pushed up to the time of the Emperor Yuan Wen, when the name was "mortem" - this is the translation of Sanskrit, meaning the place where the body is abandoned, the monk's graveyard. What really made the temple great was that in the Tang Dynasty, a monk called the induction Zen master came here. The monk converted the place into a "induction temple" because he practiced here. When Ming Xuande, it was changed to "Dayuantong Temple", to the orthodox and Jingtai years, and then changed the name of "Qingliang Temple" and "Zhenhai Temple", Tianshun years finally changed the name to "Zhengguo Temple", the temple name has been used to this day.

Zhengguo Temple is the eighth place in Beijing's Badachu Park. It is the earliest temple founded in the Sui Dynasty. Since it is far away from other places, there are fewer tourists and the temple is slightly quiet. It feels more like a cottage when you come to the mountain gate.

Zhengguo Temple is the eighth place in the eight major places, and the other seven places are not on the same road. After the tour, go back to the two places and then to the eight places, but the eight places are not too far away. Autumn, on the way to eight places, the scenery is quite good, the colorful forest, beautiful, as if walking into the gallery, is a wonderful experience.

The Zhengguo Temple in Beijing's Badadu Park was built in the Sui Renshou period and is the oldest monastery in the Badadu Park. An ancient Coptis chinensis tree in the temple is over 600 years old and unique to the capital. Shengguo Temple is located on the hillside of Lushi Mountain in the aftermath of Xishan Mountain in Beijing, which corresponds to the temples of Cuiwei and Pingpo Mountains.

Closed during the epidemic, but the scenery on the mountain is beautiful