Guanghua Temple

Guanghua Temple stands at 31 Ya'er Hutong, north of Shichahai, featuring traditional Chinese architectural elements and Buddhist ceremonial spaces throughout its grounds.

The temple dates back to 1342 during the Yuan Dynasty period, establishing itself as one of the earliest Buddhist religious structures in the northern part of Beijing.

The temple maintains active Buddhist practices, with regular ceremonies and meditation sessions that continue centuries-old religious traditions in the Chinese capital.

Located near the Shichahai area, visitors can access the temple through multiple public transportation options and combine their visit with other historical sites.

This National Key Buddhist Temple preserves an extensive collection of Buddhist artifacts, sculptures, and religious texts within its Yuan Dynasty architectural framework.

Location: Beijing

GPS coordinates: 39.94104,116.39050

Latest update: March 5, 2025 18:00