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Five Pagoda Temple

The "Five Pagoda Temple" is the popular name of the Diamond-Throne Tower that is at the heart of the Temple of the Great Righteous Awakening (大真觉寺 Dàzhēnjiào Sì).

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Five Pagoda Temple
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Why go

Most of the wooden temple was burnt down in 1860 and 1900, but the beautiful brick and marble Diamond-Throne Tower, which dates back to the late fifteenth century, survived. The temple area is now used to house the Beijing Art Museum of Stone Carvings. Right on the southern border of Haidian, north-west of the Zoo across the Changhe River. Take the subway to Xizhimen, and then take Bus 106 to Beijing Library and walk 500 m east.

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Nearby

  1. Temple of Heaven

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  2. Tsinghua University

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  3. National Stadium

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  4. Read about China at the National Library

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  5. Ming Dynasty Imperial tombs

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  6. National Museum of China

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