What's the difference between Jietai Temple and Tanzhe Temple?

Jietai Temple and Tanzhe Temple are both famous classical temples in China, with a long history of 1000 years, which has a very significant influence in Beijing and even the whole northern region. Incense has never been broken for thousands of years, and it has a huge popularity, which has brought great prosperity and dreams to Beijing. Here are some detailed strategies to share with you.

Difference between Jietai Temple and Tanzhe Temple 1. Jietai Temple is located in Maanshan, Mentougou District, a suburb of Beijing. Founded in the fifth year of Tang Wude, it was originally named "Huiju Temple". There is the largest Buddhist temple ring altar in China with a history of 1400 years. Together with Kaiyuan Temple in Quanzhou and Zhaoqing Temple in Hangzhou, it is also known as the three Buddhist temples in China.

There are many eminent monks in the history of Jietai Temple, mainly including Master breg, Master Fajun and Master Zhihuan.

Opening hours: 8: 00- 18: 00 (summer) and 8: 00- 17: 30 (winter).

Admission: 45 yuan/person, 22 yuan/person at half price, 35 yuan in Tanzhe Temple, 35 yuan in Jietai Temple and 60 yuan joint ticket.

Accommodation: temple accommodation 100 yuan/person.

Transportation: Bus: Take bus 93 1 or 948 to Jietai Temple Scenic Area; Subway: Subway 1 Line Apple Garden Station Exit A.

Jietai Temple features:

1. Jietai Temple Scenic Area is a national key cultural relics protection unit with a long history, large scale and magnificent halls.

Jietai Temple is especially famous for pine trees. "Tanzhe wins with the spring, the terrace wins with the pine name, a tree has a state, and it is clever and creative."

3. During the Liao Dynasty, the Buddhist monk method built an altar here. Many monks from all directions came to accept the ring, so it is also called the ring altar temple. The temple has a long-standing reputation because it has the largest Buddhist temple in China.

The temple is built on the mountain, and the elevation of each floor is spectacular. Northwest Hospital has the largest ring altar in China, and it is also called the three ring altars in China with Kaiyuan Temple in Quanzhou and Zhaoqing Temple in Hangzhou.

Main buildings: Shanmen Hall, the second floor of Bell and Drum Tower, Tianwang Hall, Daxiong Hall, Thousand Buddha Pavilion, Guanyin Hall, Jietai Hall, etc.

2. Tanzhe Temple is located at the foot of Tanzhe Mountain in Mentougou District, Beijing, facing south. Founded in the first year of Yongjia in the Western Jin Dynasty, it was formerly known as Kafka Temple.

"Yun Xiu Temple" and Tanzhe Temple have a long history of 1700 years, which is the longest among many temples in Beijing. It has always been known as the Tanzhe Temple before Beijing.

Ten scenic spots in Tanzhe Temple: the red leaves in the plain, the pearls playing in the Dragon, the towering peaks, the Dieyun in a thousand valleys, the pavilions and pavilions in the south, the flowing cups in the royal pavilion, the glory of the sun in the male peaks, the mountains and the moon, the snow waves in Jinping, and the all-flying night rain.

Main buildings: Shanmen, Tianwang Temple, Daxiong Hall, Zhaitang, Piluge, Abbot, Yanqing Pavilion, Palace, Wanshou Palace and Taihou Palace, Lengyan Temple, Jietai Temple and Guanyin Hall.

Two treasures of Tanzhe Temple: baohu and stone fish.

Address: Tanzhesi Town, Mentougou District, Beijing

Transportation: Bus route: Qianmen and Fuchengmen take Tourist No.7 to Tanzhe Temple; Take subway No.921,No.336, No.959 to Apple Orchard, and then transfer to No.931bus to reach Tanzhe Temple.

Features of Tanzhe Temple:

1. Stop the car. There are three parking lots in Tanzhe Temple. The bus goes to 5 yuan once, and the cart 10 yuan once, which is quite cheap. The first time I went, I stopped at the second parking lot casually, which was a little far from the scenic spot. After parking, we have to walk along the path for a few minutes to reach the gate of the scenic spot. In fact, continue to drive up the mountain road, and there is a parking lot at the entrance of the scenic spot.

Please make incense. Tanzhe Temple does not allow foreign incense to enter the park, so it is not necessary to buy it from those villagers on the way. You will be given free incense after entering the park, or you can buy some incense at your own expense.

3. Other expenses: 20 yuan rented an autonomous tour guide at the entrance of the scenic spot, with a deposit of 100, which will be refunded when it is returned. Because I think this is an ancient temple after all, and I still need to know a lot about history, so I rented one, and it is still relatively easy to use on the whole.

There are many green plants and ancient trees everywhere. The whole ancient temple looks lush. There are two ancient trees in the north of Daxiong Hall, one is called Emperor Tree, and the other is called Wang Pei Tree.

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1. Jietai Temple has a history of 1400 years and Tanzhe Temple has a history of 1700 years, with a difference of more than 300 years.

Jietai Temple is surrounded by high courtyard walls, and both sides of Tanzhe Temple can walk in. Tanzhe Temple is located in a ravine, with running water ditches on both sides of the temple.

Jietai Temple has the largest ring altar in China, and Tanzhe Temple is the oldest temple in Beijing.

Which is better, Jietai Temple or Tanzhe Temple? In fact, the two have their own advantages. This is different according to different people's understanding. Both of them are important and famous ancient temple buildings in the north. After thousands of years of worship and indoctrination of believers' beliefs, it is now quite famous and halo, attracting a large number of good men and women to visit. Both are equally good places.