Yonghe Temple Guide

Beijing's Seriously Underrated Attraction|Yonghe Temple Check-in Guide Coming to Beijing, you really must visit the Yonghe Temple to pray for blessings, it's really very effective. Not only is it a national Buddhist holy place, but also a famous Qing Dynasty royal architectural complex, which is very grand and atmospheric, not losing to the Forbidden City👍🏻 👑Buddhist Prayer Route ✨Yonghe Gate As soon as you enter, you can see two rows of tall ginkgo trees warmly welcoming you🍁This is the star check-in spot on both sides of the Yonghe Gate! Standing under the tree, imagine the scene of Buddha, Bodhisattva, and monks blessing, you can feel the mysterious power of sincerity! The ginkgo is expected to turn completely yellow from late October to mid-November. When the wind blows, it will rain ginkgo leaves all over the ground, which really feels like the Forbidden City! It's especially good for taking pictures📷 ✨Yonghe Palace - Wealth and Prosperity ✨Yongyou Hall - Ward off Evil and Dispel Disaster ✨Falun Hall - Long-lasting Career ✨Wanfu Hall - Peace and Smoothness ✨Guanyin Pavilion - Pray for Marriage and Children ✨Suicheng Hall - Auspiciousness ✨East Side Hall - Keep Safe, Dispel Disease, Seek Wealth ✨West Side Hall - Keep Safe, Change Luck, Seek Academic Success Different palaces correspond to different wishes, so don't make a joke by praying in the wrong place! 🔍There are certain rules for praying and offering incense 1⃣️Generally, three incenses are appropriate, representing respect for Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha. Hold the incense in your left hand and your right hand underneath, the salute should be higher than your head. 2⃣️When making a wish, be sure to state your name clearly (don't forget to say your ID number) and your request, you must be devout! 3⃣️Remember to come back to fulfill your vow after your wish is granted!