Which temples in Beijing can enjoy flowers?

There are many places to enjoy flowers in Beijing in spring, but temples and flowers are very different and have a sense of history. So which temples in Beijing can enjoy flowers? See below for details. Let's take a look with interested friends!

1, Wuta Temple recommended flowers: rose, Xanthoceras sorbifolia, Magnolia grandiflora.

Speaking of Beijing Stone Carving Art Museum, many people may not understand it, but when it comes to Wuta Temple behind the zoo, I believe many friends will suddenly realize it. It is located on the north bank of the beautiful long river. Its earliest history can be traced back to the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty. Its original name was Zhenjue Temple. There are five pagodas on the platform at the top of the King Kong throne in the temple, so it is also called "Five Pagodas Temple". At present, it is also a special museum for collecting, researching and displaying stone carving art in Beijing.

Address: No.24 Wutasi Road, Baishiqiao, Haidian District, Beijing

2. Recommended flowers in Xiannongtan: Xifu Begonia, Lagerstroemia indica and Lilac.

Xiannong altar is a royal altar and temple where emperors of Ming and Qing dynasties offered sacrifices to Xiannong and held ceremonies. Now it is also called Beijing Ancient Architecture Museum, which is the first special museum in China to collect, study and display China's ancient architectural technology, art and its development history. The caisson of Long Fu Temple in the pilgrimage hall is the treasure of the museum's town hall, and the exquisite wooden structure construction skills have created the beautiful scenery of the Heavenly Palace.

Address: No.21Tokyo Road, Xicheng District, Beijing

3. Flowers recommended in the Academy: Magnolia, Bauhinia and Lilac.

The posture, color and fragrance of Magnolia in the Academy are the best in Beijing. There are many petals, and the color and fragrance are heavy. In the ancient temple, the blooming magnolia flowers are more and more beautiful in the red walls and gray tiles. Magnolia, pink magnolia, thousands of branches, beautiful but not flattering, blossoming magnolia, showing beautiful and graceful.

Address: No.9 Daxue Road, Haidian District

4, Yunju Temple flower viewing recommendation: cherry blossoms, magnolia

The origin of Yunju Temple can be traced back to 1400 years ago in the late Sui and early Tang Dynasties. In order to avoid the dangers of Buddhism, monk Jingwan carved Buddhist scriptures on stones in order to spread them forever. Therefore, Yunju Temple is "a temple because of classics, and a temple because of classics". After years of renovation, it has formed five courtyards and six halls, enjoying the reputation of "giant temple in the north".

Address: South of Shuitou Village, Dashiwo Town, Fangshan District, Beijing

5. Recommended flowers in Tanzhe Temple: Er Qiao Magnolia, Xifu Begonia and Lilac.

Tanzhe Temple is the oldest temple in Beijing. There is a folk saying that "Tanzhe Temple comes first, then Yanjing City". Its construction date can be traced back to the Western Jin Dynasty and experienced the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties. This is a veritable thousand-year-old temple.

Address: Tanzhesi Town, Mentougou District, Beijing

6. Recommended flowers in Jietai Temple: cloves and peonies.

Founded in the Tang Dynasty, it is famous for its "Tan Jie, Song Qi and Ancient Cave". It is also the most complete temple in northern China to preserve Liao cultural relics. Tan Jie Temple in the temple is known as "the first altar in the world".

Address: Jingkun Road, Yongding Town, Mentougou District, Beijing