The Imperially Bestowed Heping Temple
The Imperially Bestowed Heping Temple is a cultural relic protection unit of Beijing Municipality.
Destination Introduction: Also known as Huata Temple, Heping Temple was built during the Tang Dynasty under the supervision of the famous Tang general Yu Chijingung. Emperor Taizong of Tang personally inscribed the plaque “Imperially Bestowed Heping Temple.” There is an old saying: “Heping Temple came before Tanzhe Temple, and Heping Temple came before Beijing City.” To this day, an imperial plaque inscribed by Emperor Yongzheng of the Qing Dynasty with the words “大地金沙” (Great Earth Golden Sand) remains hanging on the central gate of the main hall. The temple courtyard is tranquil—filled with birdsong and floral scents in spring, and shaded by lush green trees in summer. Traditional temple fairs are held here on the fifth day of the lunar month and on the ninth day of the ninth lunar month each year.
Address: Huata Village at the foot of Longfeng Mountain, approximately 1 km northwest of the satellite city, Changping District, Beijing
Phone: 010-69778491
Opening Hours:
Peak season: 9:30–24:00; Off-season: 9:30–24:00.
Further Reading:
· Fifth Batch of Municipal Cultural Relic Protection Units in Beijing
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