Beijing Guanghua Temple Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Guanghua Temple is a famous Buddhist Shifang Jungle in Beijing and the seat of the Beijing Buddhist Association. Guanghua Temple is located in Ya'er Hutong, Houhai District, Xicheng District, adjacent to Yinding Bridge to the east and Soong Ching Ling's former residence to the west. The whole temple covers an area of ​​more than 20 acres and is divided into three courtyards: the middle courtyard, the east courtyard and the west courtyard. The entire temple has a rigorous architectural layout, carved beams and painted buildings, and is magnificent.

Attractions distribution:

Guanghua Temple in Beijing is divided into three courtyards: the middle courtyard, the east courtyard and the west courtyard. The middle courtyard is the main building of the temple. In the middle are the main halls such as Shanmen Hall, Tianwang Hall, Mahavira Hall, Amitabha Hall, Sutra Pavilion and Prajna Hall. The three courtyards are surrounded by corridors and the monks' rooms are adjacent to each other, forming a "courtyard within a courtyard" architectural style of a large courtyard with many small courtyards. The whole temple is covered with green cypresses, fragrant flowers and plants, and winding paths leading to tranquility.

Scenic spot features:

Religion, culture, ancient temples