The most mysterious temple in Beijing? Cheng'en Temple is only open 14 days a year.

Cheng'en Temple, located on Moshikou Street in Shijingshan, is a royal temple built during the Zhengde period of the Ming Dynasty and has a history of more than 500 years. Now it is the Yanjing Eight Wonders Museum, but it was closed when I came here to play [Sob] It was opened for 2 weeks this fall❗️ Before closing, I set the alarm for 6am ⏰ and made an appointment successfully [Congratulate] I couldn’t enter any of the main halls, couldn’t see the statues, and couldn’t see the murals in the Heavenly King Hall that were said to rival the royal painters at Fahai Temple. [Facepalm] There is only one yellow ginkgo tree in the yard and the yellow leaves all over the ground 🍂, which are particularly golden in the late autumn sunlight. You can't enter without an appointment, but you can sit in front of the door and drink a cup of ginkgo flavored coffee ☕ In general, there is no need to come here specifically, but I also went to the Fahai Temple Mural Art Museum, which was a fulfilling day. [Cute] - Imperially Granted Cheng'en Temple 📍: No. 20, Moshikou Street, Shijingshan District, Beijing 🚇: Moshikou Station, Metro Line 11