Kaiyuan Temple in Shunyi

Built in the 26th year of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty, the temple is divided into four parts, namely, the King Kong hall, the heavenly king hall, the great male hall, and the Sutra collection hall. There are corridors in the East and West, more than 60 meters deep, with Guanyin Pavilion, liuzu hall, dizang Pavilion, abbot hall, etc. Its main building, the main hall, is built on a platform above the ground, with 5 wide rooms and 4 deep rooms. The ridge of the hall is decorated with gourd and pheasant tail. On the stone railings around the main hall and the platform are 78 stone carvings of the Tang Dynasty, which perform the life story of Sakyamuni, and are engraved with animals and plants such as monkey and lotus.

Address: Kaiyuan Road, Shunyi District, Beijing

Longitude: 116.5803113

Latitude: 40.1731434

Chinese PinYin : Shun Yi Kai Yuan Si