Tenglong Pavilion

Tenglong Pavilion

Tenglong Pavilion is a landmark building built in 2012 in Gaobeidian village, Gaobeidian Township, Chaoyang District, Beijing.

Basic introduction

Tenglong Pavilion is located in Gaobeidian village on the South Bank of Tonghui River in Beijing. It is a landmark building built by Gaobeidian village in Chaoyang District after the completion of new rural construction in West community in 2012. A total of four stories high, antique building, named Tenglong Pavilion, echoes with the Tengwang Pavilion in the south of the Yangtze River. The plaque on the first floor eaves of Tenglong Pavilion is written with four characters of "Gongle Hutian", four characters of "Ziqi Donglai" on the second floor eaves, four characters of "Huize Fuxin" on the third floor eaves, and three characters of "Tenglong Pavilion" on the fourth floor eaves.

Column couplets

There are two couplets written on the East column of Tenglong Pavilion

(1)

Looking through the Huihe River, an ancient rhyme pops up a thousand years of history,

Look at Gaobeidian's hundred generations of writing style and deduce the prosperity of thousands of households.

(2)

Taking advantage of the unique scenery of the water transport terminal in the past.

Comment on the first village outside the Forbidden City.

Related facilities

To the west of Tenglong Pavilion is a big screen, under which is a big stage, and in front of the stage is the water transport culture square. Many large-scale activities in Gaobeidian village are held here. The northwest corner of the square is a rectangular Pavilion of dafengge, which is decorated with tenglongge. Tenglong Pavilion is "Gaobeidian international tourism station".

Address: Huihe South Street, Gaobeidian

Longitude: 116.528689994

Latitude: 39.9062399994