The Lama Temple 雍和宫
Follow the courtyards of Yonghegong at the pace of a religious place, pausing at the halls rather than collecting every photograph. Its Tibetan Buddhist character makes it a different experience from Beijing's imperial palace sites. It works especially well for someone interested in living practice as well as architecture.

Why it's worth it
Follow the courtyards of Yonghegong at the pace of a religious place, pausing at the halls rather than collecting every photograph. Its Tibetan Buddhist character makes it a different experience from Beijing's imperial palace sites. It works especially well for someone interested in living practice as well as architecture.
Getting tickets
Where to book
Getting there
28, Yonghegong Street No. (The Lama Temple Subway Station Southeast Entrance & Exit F Pedestrian 250 Meters)
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Follow the wall across the ridgeline
Ridgeline scale

Walk an imperial axis
Imperial scale & symmetry