Refuse to be packed like sardines! Off-the-beaten-path destinations in Beijing for the May Day holiday (Collection)

Fahai Temple Inside the Mahavira Hall, there are extremely rare authentic murals. It operates on a reservation system with a limit of 20 people per session. Fahai Temple itself is also very tranquil. Tianning Temple One of Beijing's ancient temples, with a brick pagoda and temple that date back to the Liao Dynasty, it sees far fewer visitors than the Yonghe Temple. It's very serene. Dongjiaomin Lane The old embassy district's "foreigner's alley," with former sites of banks, post offices, and a beautiful church. It has always been relatively quiet. Gift and Cultural Relics Management Center By reservation only and with controlled entry, it's free to visit. A very impressive and majestic museum, not far from Dongjiaomin Lane, it can be scheduled on the same day. You can also take the opportunity to stroll through Xixinglong Street Hutong. Imperial Ancestral Temple A royal temple from the Ming and Qing dynasties, located near the Miaoying White Pagoda Temple. The ancient architecture is also very beautiful. National Library (Ancient Books Library) The old building with green glazed tiles has a retro style. The exterior is free to visit. It's next to the south gate of Beihai Park. You can stroll from the White Pagoda Temple, passing the Imperial Ancestral Temple, Guangji Temple, and the Geological Museum - all the way to this place.