Yuansheng Palace

Yuansheng Palace

Yuansheng palace is located at the foot of beiniulan mountain, Shunyi District, Beijing. The date of its founding is unknown, and the inscription records that it was rebuilt in the Wanli period. It is a cultural relic protection unit in Beijing.

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The temple faces south, with a wooden archway in front and a pair of stone lions behind. It is a relic of the Ming Dynasty. Behind it are Yimen, QianDian, Zhengdian, houdian, dongxipeidian and other buildings. There are more than 40 houses, all of which were built in Qing Dynasty. The palace is painted with spiral painting, Su style painting, and empty painting. On the platform of the front hall, there are two ancient cypresses, tall and strong, straight into the sky. Back hall 5, yellow glass green cut edge, Golden Dragon and seal painting, platform tall. There are five East and five West halls. Pines and cypresses are towering in the courtyard, and the corridor is made of stones of various colors.

Traffic information

Located in No.1 Middle School of Niulanshan, Niushan Town, Shunyi District, Beijing, take bus 916 at Dongzhimen and bus 856 at Shunyi to Niulanshan station, and walk for 15 minutes.

Address: Niulanshan Town, Shunyi District, Beijing

Longitude: 116.66478729248

Latitude: 40.220310211182