Yonghe Temple National key cultural relics protection sites. It is the largest Tibetan Buddhism Gelug Sect (Yellow Sect) royal temple in Beijing. Historically, it was the residence of Yinzhen (Emperor Yongzheng), the fourth son of the Qing emperor, and the birthplace of Emperor Qianlong. Later, it was changed into a Huangjiao Temple. The incense sticks are very popular. There are many valuable ancient buildings and cultural relics in the temple, which are worth visiting.

One of the characteristics of the Lama Temple as a temple is that it is a fusion of the two major schools of Buddhism, namely, the Chinese and Tibetan. When you visit the Lama Temple, you can see the big belly Maitreya Buddha of the Chinese Buddhism in the Heavenly King Hall, and see the gilded bronze statue of the Tibetan Buddhist Master Tsongkhapa in the Falun Hall. In addition, the arrangement of the four Heavenly Kings in the Heavenly King Hall and the "Three Buddhas" in the Lama Temple Hall is also different from that in the Han temples. The Lama Temple also houses treasures presented to the royal family and the temple by the Tibetan local government in the Qing Dynasty. There are many Buddha statues, Thangkas and a large number of precious cultural relics in each hall of the temple.

Address of Lama Temple ： Beijing Dongcheng District 12 Yonghegong Street
Lama Temple Tel ：010-84191919
Ticket price of Yonghe Palace Gate : 25 yuan
Opening Hours ：9:00-16:30
Official website of Lama Temple ：www.yonghegong.cn

Tourist evaluation of Lama Temple ：
In early November, it was the time for ginkgo leaves to change into gold. Entering the main gate, we saw a golden road leading to the main hall gate of the Lama Temple. Walking on it is like walking on the golden carpet. It was very soft, and a gentle breeze came, and pieces of golden umbrellas slowly fell on the road. It's so beautiful!!!