Religious Sites in Beijing

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Religious Sites in Beijing

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Big Bell Temple
This 18th-century temple shields China's biggest bell and hundreds...
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Religious Sites Haidian District
 
Confucius Temple
This tranquil temple to China's great sage has endured close...
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Religious Sites, Educational Institutions Dongcheng District
 
Five-Pagoda Temple
Hidden among trees just behind the zoo and set amid carved stones...
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Religious Sites Haidian District
 
Lama Temple (Yonghe Temple)
Beijing's most visited religious site and one of the most important...
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Religious Sites Dongcheng District
 
Niujie (Ox Street) Mosque
More than 1,000 years old, Beijing's oldest and largest mosque...
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Religious Sites Xuanwu District
 
Source of Law Temple
This temple is also a school for monks—the Chinese Buddhist...
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Religious Sites Xuanwu District
 
Temple of Azure Clouds
Once the home of a Yuan Dynasty official, the site was converted...
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Religious Sites Haidian District
 
Temple of Heaven
The Temple of Heaven, where emperors once performed important...
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Religious Sites Chongwen District
 
Temple of Longevity
A Ming empress built this temple to honor her son in 1578. Qing...
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Religious Sites Haidian District
 
Temple of the White Pagoda
This 13th-century Tibetan stupa, the largest of its kind in China...
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Religious Sites Xicheng District
 
White Clouds Taoist Temple
This lively Taoist temple serves as a center for China's only...
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Religious Sites Xuanwu District
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