Beijingers are really tight-lipped! ! A seriously underrated autumn viewing destination.

🐦The persimmons at Wuta Temple are almost eaten up by birds, but the golden ginkgo trees are back🉑～ 🎨Autumn in Beijing is inseparable from ginkgo. In late autumn, the ginkgo trees and the ground are all golden, which is a living, golden autumn fairy tale! 🛕Wuta Temple is also known as Zhenjue Temple. Emperor Qianlong chose it twice as one of the places to celebrate his mother's birthday. The museum houses more than 2,600 stone carvings, including steles, epitaphs, statues, sutra pillars, stone carvings, and stone building components, which are important materials for studying Beijing’s history. It is now open to the public as a stone carving art museum. 🍂Every late autumn, the two 600-year-old ginkgo trees in front of the Vajra Throne Pagoda are full of golden yellow. The ancient pagoda and the ancient trees complement each other, becoming a famous autumn scene in the capital. This place is also known as the "Beijing Angkor Wat". 📍Location: Beijing Stone Carving Art Museum (Wuta Temple, Zhenjue Temple) 🚘Transportation: Metro Line 4/9/16, National Library Exit C 🕰️Time: Tuesday to Sunday 9:00-17:00 🏷️Tickets: 20 yuan, free with union card 📷Photography camera 1️⃣ Ginkgo tree in front of the tower There are two large ginkgo trees in front of you, which makes the photo more layered. Now is the time when the ginkgo leaves are golden, so beautiful 2️⃣The persimmon tree behind the tower Many persimmon trees are now golden and ripe, with black trunks and gray-yellow stone towers. The overall picture is very good 👍 3️⃣Around the Five Towers Take photos around the ancient tower📷, the surroundings are beautiful 4️⃣The gate of the Vajra Throne The semicircular gate is very distinctive, and it is very photogenic to take photos from the front and side. 5️⃣The side wall of the Vajra Throne The walls are carved with various forms of Buddha statues, which are very vivid and distinctive. 6️⃣The rear angle of the Vajra Throne You can take pictures of the three pagodas. People can stand nearby and look up at the top of the pagoda, which is a scene of looking back at history. 🔸Surroundings: Opposite is the Beijing Zoo, and there is also Zizhuyuan Park nearby. You can arrange a Citywalk day trip together~