Longquan Temple in Beijing

Longquan Temple in Beijing

Longquan Temple is a cultural tourism attraction.

A temple in the northwest of Beijing, originally built during the Liao Dynasty, with a history of over a thousand years. It is the first officially opened Buddhist temple in Haidian District since the founding of the People’s Republic of China to possess the complete “Three Jewels” (Buddha, Dharma, Sangha).

Phone

010-62409092

Transportation

Bus Routes

1. Take Metro Line 4 to Beigongmen Station — transfer to Bus 346 and ride to the terminal Fenghuangling Station — walk to the entrance of Fenghuangling Park, then about 300 meters inside to reach Longquan Temple.

2. From the train station/airport, you can take the Metro to Beigongmen Station, then transfer to Bus 346.

Bus 346 route (Summer Palace – Fenghuangling)

First and last bus times at the starting station: 6:00–20:00

First and last bus times at the terminal station: 5:20–20:30

Driving Directions

1. Via Yiyang Highway (from the Summer Palace, follow the west bank of the Jingmi Irrigation Canal, pass through Wenquan, and follow the road signs).

2. Via Badaling Expressway — exit at Beianhe — head west on Beiqing Road — head north along the Jingmi Irrigation Canal and follow the road signs.

3. Via the North Fifth Ring Road — cross Xiaojiuhe Bridge — pass by China Agricultural University to Yongfeng Road — turn left onto Beiqing Road heading west — head north along the Jingmi Irrigation Canal and follow the road signs.

Admission

After entering the mountain with a Fenghuangling ticket, you can visit Longquan Temple for free.

Ticket Prices:

Low season (November – March): 15 RMB/person

Peak season (April – October): 25 RMB/person

Opening Hours

Every day from 6:00 to 18:00

Location

No. 27 Fenghuangling Road, Haidian District, Beijing