Tanzhe Temple, Buddhist temple in China
Tanzhe Temple is among the oldest and most important Buddhist temples in Beijing.
The history of Tanzhe Temple dates back to the Jin Dynasty, making it over 1,700 years old.
The temple has been a site of Buddhist worship for numerous dynasties through Chinese history.
Visitors can explore ancient architecture, tranquil gardens, and significant relics.
Tanzhe Temple is renowned for its age-old gingko trees believed to be over 1,000 years old.
Location: Tanzhesi
Architectural style: Chinese architecture
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