Peking Five-Pagoda Temple (Wuta Si)

The King Kong Throne Tower is located in the Beijing Stone Carving Art Museum in Wuta Temple Village, Baishiqiao, Haidian District, Beijing. It is the earliest and most beautiful building of the six King Kong Throne Towers in the country. The transportation to visit is very convenient. Get off at Baishiqiao Station of Metro Line 4, and there are many bus lines to arrive. The King Kong Throne Tower is the core building of Beijing Stone Carving Art Museum. The original Wuta Temple was destroyed in the end of the Qing Dynasty, leaving only the King Kong Pagoda in the temple. In the late 1980s, the original Wuta Temple site was built on the display of stone carving cultural relics in Beijing. Stone Carving Art Museum. Tickets 20 yuan, old age card free. Closed on Monday. The King Kong Throne Tower is surrounded by tall persimmon trees. There are not many people in the museum, and the ginkgo leaves are not yellow. However, the persimmon trees in the garden of the museum are full of fruit. In the sunset, the golden light is shining. Many photography enthusiasts with long guns and short guns are making artistic creation. The view is delightful. We started our two and a half hour autumn tour of the city from the zoo. First enter from the southwest gate of the zoo, visit the site of the Song Jiaoren Memorial Tower in the zoo, the main building of the agricultural test site established in the Qing Dynasty 🏠 the Western-style Changguan Building, and then go north to the northwest gate of the zoo and directly enter the stone art museum. This tour is classic and perfect!

Wuta Temple, originally called Zhenjue Temple, was built in Mingyongle Middle (1403-424), destroyed in the end of Qing Dynasty, and only the King Kong Throne Tower is left. The open-air display of the Stone Inscription Museum is divided into eight residential areas according to the content and function. It has exhibited more than 500 stone inscription cultural relics in various dynasties, which is very good.

#Museum Guide#Wuta Temple (Zhenjue Temple) - Beijing Stone Carving Art Museum 2-1 The King Kong Throne on the central axis of Wuta Temple was built in Mingchenghua for nine years (1473). Below is a huge table with five small towers on it. This type of system is one of the four holy places in Buddhism. It is also the Buddha-forming place of Sakyamuni, the Dajue Tower in Bodhgaya Temple in India. ​ The King Kong Throne can be visited to introduce the history of the Wuta Temple, the cultural relics in the tower, and Buddhist culture. The small fragrant pagoda made of incense and ash mixed soil in the cultural relics is very creative. If the bottom is stamped with the temple seal and the pagoda is engraved with scripture, it should be a very popular cultural and creative gift. ​ Two ginkgo trees on the south side of the five pagodas are famous with the ginkgo trees of Tanzhao Temple, Dajue Temple, Xifeng Temple and Hongluo Temple. ​ Wait until autumn to see Ginkgo

#Museum Guide#Wuta Temple (Zhenjue Temple) Beijing Stone Carving Art Museum 2-1 I went to Beijing Zoo several years ago to play, and paid more than 100 parking fees. Later, I stopped in the alley near the north gate of the zoo and accidentally saw the temple across the river from the north gate of the North Gate Foreign Minister. ​ The shape of the five towers is unique in Beijing and is also a handful in China. During the summer vacation, the stone will be brought around. The floor in front of the King Kong throne is engraved with the temple's memorabilia and the floor plan of the temple during the Qianlong years and the current temple. The original name of Wuta Temple is Zhenjue Temple, a Tibetan Buddhist monastery, built in the Ming Chengzu Yongle period. The Qing Dynasty was named "Yuan" for avoiding the name of the Emperor of the Zheng Dynasty, and changed to "Zhengjue Temple". During the Qianlong period, Zhengjue Temple was twice selected by the Qianlong Emperor as the place for his mother's birthday. The temples were demolished during the Republic of China, and only the King Kong throne and a few temples and monuments survived. Beijing Stone Carving Art Museum was established in October 1987. ​ Stone Carving Artworks of various dynasties are displayed in the courtyard. The tomb theme area can see Hogg's third son, one of the eight iron hat kings of the early Qing Dynasty. Indoor exhibition hall can see the very rare Wu Peiqi real "Changchun Assembly Hall"

Dazhengjue Temple, also known as Wuta Temple, is located at No. 24, Wuta Temple Village, Haidian District, Beijing. During the Ming and Yongle years (1403-1424), Yuan Jianzhengjue Temple was avoided. The 16th year of Qing Qianlong (1751) was renamed Dazhengjue Temple. On October 6, 1987, the Beijing Stone Carving Art Museum was established. The King Kong throne and the five pagodas above are beautiful, and it would be more beautiful if the ginkgo leaves were yellow in autumn