Longfu Temple in Dongsi, Beijing

The Great Longfu Temple, also known as "Longfu Temple", is located at the northwest corner of the Dongsi crossroad. It was first built in the third year of Jingtai in the Ming Dynasty (1425) and was rebuilt in the ninth year of Yongzheng in the Qing Dynasty. Covering an area of 20,000 square meters, Longfu Temple was the only temple in the capital where both lamas and monks resided during the Ming Dynasty, and it became a complete Lama Temple during the Qing Dynasty. From the Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China, Longfu Temple was one of the most important temple fairs in the capital. There was Longfu Temple in the east and Huguo Temple in the west. Longfu Temple was known as the "Literary Temple Fair" because of its characteristic of trading books and high-end artworks. Today, when you walk into the Longfu Cultural Center on the top floor (9th floor) of the Longfu Building, there are four antique halls and three outdoor courtyards. The "Centennial Ink Documentary Exhibition" is being held. The sunlight at four o'clock in the afternoon is just right for taking photos and checking in. You can see the China Zun, the TV tower, and Jingshan in the distance. The Longfu Building is developing from one of the four major department stores in old Beijing into an art space, a gathering place for galleries, dining, and cultural exchange experiences, and it has become a new popular check-in spot! ❤Recommended reason: The 9th floor of the Longfu Building often holds art exhibitions. At the same time, the light and shadow for photography on the 9th floor are also outstanding. Remember, the 9th floor is not open when there are no exhibitions. 🌟Highlights: From the ninth floor, you can look east to see the China Zun, and look west to see the TV tower. 📍Detailed address: Top floor (9th floor) of Longfu Temple Building, Beijing 🚉Transportation strategy: Subway Line 5, Line 6 Dongsi Station Exit E