Is it true that Tanzhe Temple will demolish illegal buildings? What illegal buildings should be demolished in Tanzhe Temple?

Beijing’s Tanzhe Temple is also a very popular attraction. Today I will tell you about the relevant news about this attraction. Recently there is news that some buildings in Tanzhe Temple will be demolished due to violations. In the end What's going on? Let's go and see together. Really?

Really. Tanzhe Temple has a history of nearly 1,700 years. It is the earliest Buddhist temple built in Beijing. It is known as "Tanzhe first existed for 500 years, and then the city of Beijing". However, in recent years, the surrounding area of ??this thousand-year-old temple has been affected by some private and illegal constructions that have affected the scenery.

Pingyuan Village, which is closest to Tanzhe Temple Scenic Area, has about 1,321 square meters of illegal buildings, most of which are privately built farmhouses. A Beijing Morning News reporter saw at the scene that the two sides of the only road leading to Tanzhe Temple were occupied by two-story farmhouses. The originally narrow road became even narrower, making it difficult for large vehicles to pass by in the wrong direction. "Because the parking lot of the farmhouse is small, some private cars are parked on the roadside, and small traders and hawkers are soliciting business along the road, which aggravates the congestion. On the first and fifteenth day of the Lunar New Year, vehicles going to the temple to offer incense can be jammed for several kilometers. ” said Lou Xiangfeng, Secretary of the Party Committee of Tanzhesi Town.

Yesterday, these illegal buildings, which were only a few hundred meters away from the Tanzhe Temple Scenic Area, were knocked down one by one, and the advertising plaques and lanterns scattered everywhere were also removed one by one. Lou Xiangfeng said that after the illegal construction is demolished, the demolished land will be planned by historical and planning experts to design rural planning guidelines, explore the cultural heritage of the ancient village, and recreate the texture of the thousand-year-old temple around Tanzhe Temple. The town will also create a model of beautiful countryside, increase investment in infrastructure, and introduce industries such as folk culture. Where to demolish

The illegal buildings around the only way to Tanzhe Temple have been demolished. In the future, there will no longer be traffic jams of several kilometers when visiting Tanzhe Temple. The area around the thousand-year-old temple will be restored to its original historical appearance. A Beijing Morning Post reporter learned yesterday that Tanzhesi Town in Mentougou District has demolished 20,000 square meters of illegally demolished areas this year, and will be the first to achieve the goal of “basically no illegal town construction.”

In 2017, Tanzhe Temple demolished approximately 9,507 square meters of illegal construction. The more than 2,000 square meters vacated have been used to open up the mountainous transportation line Lutuo Road and the second phase of National Highway 108, and some have been used. for ecological restoration and improvement of living environment.

Neat leisure trails, antique wooden corridors, and unique courtyard lighting are all in Zhaojiatai Village. The “garbage mountain” that existed last year has been transformed into a park this year. "The garbage mountain here has existed for decades. White plastic bags are flying in the winter and mosquitoes are flying around in the summer. I always cover my nose and walk around when I pass by." Guo Chunhong, a villager who once disliked this place, now comes here every day. Walking in the park, boxing, dancing.

Last year, Tanzhesi Town carried out the work of "dispersing and renovating to promote improvement" and took the lead in carrying out comprehensive environmental remediation of the "garbage mountain". By cleaning up garbage, leveling the land and greening and beautifying, an ecological park was built. The sky is blue, the ground is green, and the water is clear. Nowadays, more and more tourists come to Zhaojiatai Village.