The most expensive Taoist temple in China.

✅ Located in the core area of Beijing's West Second Ring Road, I don't need to say more about the price. ✅ Baiyun Temple is a Taoist temple, and many of the gods' statues date back to the Ming Dynasty. ✅ No matter how high the gods' Taoist practice is, the buildings mostly have gable roofs. Even the Qinan Hall of the Palace Museum has a simple roof structure. The idea of governing by doing nothing seems to have given me some insight. ✅ The temple is always bustling with worshippers, and sincere prayers can bring good luck. Of course, one must be kind and find the right direction to work hard. 🚉 Transportation Guide: Walk south for 20 minutes from Muxidi Subway Station. Or take bus 663 to Xiaomachang, both require walking. Parking is convenient nearby.