Destination Introduction: Huanggu Temple is located in Xihuang Village, Shijingshan District. Initially named Shuntian Baoming Temple, it was renamed Xianying Temple during the Qing Dynasty’s Kangxi era. It was first built…
Destination Introduction Huangmucang is located in Chaoyang District, about 1,000 meters east of Guangqumen and 200 meters north of the Tonghui River. It was established during the Ming Dynasty's Yongle...
The Huizu Pushou Temple is located at No. 63, Jinshifang Street, Xicheng District. Its year of establishment is unknown. It originally covered an area of 4,000 square meters. In the main hall of the mosque...
Heading east along Chang'an Avenue, on the north side of the Gaobeidian exit of the Jing-Tong Expressway, you will see a large complex of Ming and Qing dynasty-style buildings—this is the China...
Xinglong Park (originally named Xinglong Pianlin) was initially built on February 22, 1992, and completed in December 1995, covering a total area of…
Introduction: The Mei Lanfang Memorial Hall is located at No. 9 Huguo Temple Street, Xicheng District, Beijing. It is a typical two-courtyard quadrangle compound covering an area of 716 square meters...
Introduction: Yuantan was a place where emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties worshipped the Moon God. It is one of Beijing’s famous Five Altars and Eight Temples, built in the ninth year of the Jiajing reign of the Ming Dynasty (…
Tranquil lake water, golden sand, brilliant sunshine, and passionate matches—this will be the true depiction of beach volleyball in 2008...
Kangxin Sports Park is a township-run park, located east of the Louzizhuang Township Government in Chaoyang District, covering an area of 23 hectares with 2 hectares of water surface. It was built...
The Beijing Shanxi Merchants Museum, located at No. 58 Jianguo Road on the eastern extension of Chang’an Avenue, is a cultural...
Dongfeng Park is located in Dongfeng Township, Chaoyang District, covering a total area of 1,500 acres. The park was formerly a forested area within the green buffer zone. Dongfeng Park…
Chaolai Forest Park is located in Laiguangying area of Chaoyang District, Beijing. It borders the Light Rail Line 13 to the east, is separated by a road from Chaolai Horticultural Garden to the west…
Few people know that hidden within Beijing’s CBD, where every inch of land is worth gold, lies a secluded paradise — this is the Crystal Tree…
Historically, the Ming City Wall spanned 40 kilometers and was built in the 17th year of the Yongle reign during the Ming Dynasty (1419 AD), making it over 580 years old…
The total construction land area is approximately 12.22 hectares, and the total building area is about 534,000 square meters. This massive structure located north of the National Indoor Stadium…
Escape rooms, also known as TAKAGISM, are a type of escape game where players generally need to search for clues within the game...
The Niujie Mosque is located on Niujie Street within Guang'anmennei, Beijing. It is the largest and oldest mosque in Beijing. The Niujie Mosque was first built...
Destination Introduction The Ancestral Temple of Zu Dashou is located at No. 3 Fuguo Street (formerly known as Zu Family Street) in Xicheng District. Zu Dashou, a native of Liaodong, was a Ming general who surrendered to the Qing dynasty, and he died...
The Senggelinqin Ancestral Hall is located at No. 47 Kuancheng Street in Dongcheng District. Also known as the Xianzhong Ancestral Hall. The hall faces south and is situated to the north. It consists of a ceremonial gate, the main hall, and side halls forming a two-courtyard quadrangle layout. The ceremonial gate has three bays. There are five bays each on the east and west wing rooms. In front of the second gate stands a stele pavilion, which houses a stone stele over 4 meters tall. The front side of the stele is inscribed in Manchu, while the back is blank; dragons are carved along its sides. The second gate is one bay wide. During the Republican era, it was converted into Huaiyou Primary School, later renamed Jinyue Primary School, and is now Kuancheng Primary School. The main structures of the ancestral hall are well-preserved and it is a key cultural relic protection unit in Dongcheng District. Senggelinqin (?–1865), of the Borjigit clan, was from the Left Wing Rear Banner of Horqin, Inner Mongolia. In 1834, he was appointed as an Imperial Tutor, Commander of the Imperial Bodyguard, and Commander-in-Chief. He was killed by rebel forces during the suppression of the Nian Rebellion. During the Guangxu era, a memorial hall was established in his honor.