Beijing White Pagoda Temple.

Good weather, blue sky, white pagoda, harmony and tranquility. As if everything could stop. 📍The White Pagoda Temple was built in the Yuan Dynasty and has a pair of authentic Yuan Dynasty stone lions. Unlike the lions in the Forbidden City, the lions here are lying flat, free and flamboyant. 📍The place where we row our double oars is not here, but Beihai Park. The White Pagoda in Beihai is a Qing Dynasty building, much later than this one. 📍It is said to have been built by the Nepalese craftsman Aniko, whose statue stands in front of the courtyard of the White Pagoda. ✅Photo check-in is recommended in the hutong or at the entrance, where you can take a picture of the whole White Pagoda. 🚉Transportation tips: Near Fuchengmen subway station, walking is fine, there are many snacks around, walking for a day is no problem. 💰Average cost: Admission is CNY 20, free for minors and those over 60 years old. 📝Tips: 👍The restroom is at the entrance, the parking lot is not open to the public. 👎I saw some tourists taking pictures in the Buddha Hall, which is really disrespectful, so be civilized and worship the Buddha.