Beijing

Temple of Zhengjue

28号 Qing Hua Xi Lu, Hai Dian Qu, Beijing, China

Description:

Zhengjue Temple is a Buddhist temple built during the Qing Dynasty in an old summer palace. It is the only temple of the palace that survived the fire of 1860.

In total, it was necessary to restore 990 square meters of the temple territory. After several years of renovation and renovation, the temple was reopened to the public. Inside the temple there are ancient objects that are more than 300 years old.

The total area of the temple is 2,658 square meters, however, according to the projects, the total area of construction of the temple was to be up to 14 square meters. Currently, archaeologists carefully examine the architecture of the Qing dynasty and this temple, or rather, its original appearance. Their main task is to revive the former Buddhist architectural monument.

Now the temple has several exhibitions that show cultural relics that have survived to our time, despite fires and destructive times.

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