Beijing Badachu Park Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Badachu is named after its eight well-preserved ancient temples, and is also famous for its natural "Twelve Scenes". The scenic spot is located at the southern foot of Xishan Scenic Area in Beijing, 16 kilometers away from the city center, and consists of Cuiwei Mountain, the remnants of Xishan Mountain, It is surrounded by three mountains: Pingpo Mountain and Lushi Mountain. The ancients praised it as "the three mountains are like a Chinese house, the eight temples are like antiques in the house, and the twelve scenes are like the garden outside the house."

Attractions distribution:

Badachu Park is a Buddhist temple mountain garden with a long history and pleasant scenery located in the Xishan Scenic Area of ​​Beijing. It is famous for its three mountains standing side by side, eight temples and twelve sceneries. Dozens of temples were built in Xishan from the Sui and Tang Dynasties to the Ming and Qing Dynasties. There are now eight ancient temples in the park, including Lingguang Temple, Chang'an Temple, Sanshan Temple, Dabei Temple, Longquan Temple, Xiangjie Temple, Baozhu Cave, and Chengguo Temple. This is where the name comes from. Among them, five temples, Lingguang, Chang'an, Dabei, Xiangjie and Zhengguo, were all built by the emperor.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 4A-level scenic spot

Scenic spot features:

Worship Buddha, pray for blessings, ancient Buddhist temples, gardens, geological landscapes