Beijing Yanqing | Dong Sangyuan Dragon King Temple (with murals inside)

Dong Sangyuan Dragon King Temple 🔘 Originally built in the Qing Dynasty 🔘 Facing south with its back to the north, it originally had a mountain gate, main hall, and east and west side halls. What you see now has been restored in recent years (dressed in new clothes). 🔘 Currently registered as a cultural relic. 🔘 The main hall has three bays, and the east and west side halls also have three bays each. The decorative paintings outside the main hall are new, while the old murals on the interior gable walls are incomplete; there used to be blackboards on the side walls. 🔘 There are colorful gilded dragons on the beams; there is a stele in the courtyard.