Beijing's Favorite Temple | Make a wish and it will come true!!!!!!!

🎈Recently, I've been feeling a bit overwhelmed by all the little things in life😫, and I've been looking for a place where I can find some peace of mind. So, I thought about going to a temple to pray for blessings, and that's when I came across the Bai Pu Temple in Beijing.✨ Bai Pu Temple is an ancient temple from the Liao Dynasty with a history of over 900 years, dating back to the early years of the Qiantong period of the Liao Dynasty. It is located in Mentougou District, Beijing, and it usually takes about 1-2 hours to drive there from Beijing. Currently, there is no admission fee, and the parking fee is CNY 10.💰 🎯The architecture of Bai Pu Temple is unique, with a bold and gorgeous style, vibrant colors, and a strong visual impact. As soon as you enter the temple, it feels like you've stepped into a magical world. Netizens have called it the "Number One Fantasy Ancient Temple". There are many must-see attractions here:🌟 💫Yunlei Pavilion: The beautifully decorated building is surrounded by green water, with "Five Dragons and Two Phoenixes" surrounding the statue of the Buddha, and a deep and profound 365 Peace Bell.🔔 🙏Great Buddha Hall: The core of the temple, where you can feel the solemnity and tranquility of Buddhist culture. 🕳Guanyin Cave: A statue of Guanyin built in a natural cave, mysterious and solemn. 🚗Car God Temple: It enshrines the Horse-headed Guanyin, who protects safe travels, and is very attractive to motorcycle enthusiasts.🏍️ 🗼Thousand Buddha Pagoda: The pagoda is finely carved, with a Buddha statue on each floor, and is a landmark building of Bai Pu Temple. ⛰️Four-faced Bodhisattva: Located halfway up the mountain, overlooking the entire temple, the four-faced Bodhisattva represents the Bodhisattva of the four famous Buddhist mountains in China, and is surrounded by Nezha, Guan Er Ye, and other gods and immortals, with a rare layout.👀 Bai Pu Temple is very effective for praying for blessings, but please note when worshiping the Buddha: 1. When bowing to the Buddha, your palms should be facing up so that you can receive the Buddha. 2. Don't point with your fingers when facing the Buddha, use your whole palm, with the center of your palm facing up. 💖A little bit of travel experience: Recently, I've been feeling a bit anxious, and I was initially attracted by the beautiful scenery. The moment I entered the temple, I naturally felt calm, and I highly recommend it to anyone who's been feeling down lately~ It's definitely worth it to take half a day to relax and clear your mind.😌