In Tongzhou, don't forget to visit here after enjoying the Universal Studios

After visiting the Beijing Universal Studios, don't miss the 'Three Temples and One Pagoda' in Tongzhou. Since you're here, as a 5A tourist spot, it should be very photogenic for photography enthusiasts. Beijing Tongzhou, the most worthwhile experience is the 'Three Temples and One Pagoda'🕍, with exquisite architecture and profound historical and cultural heritage🎡. It is very suitable for both quiet contemplation alone and parent-child learning📖. ✨Attractions Features: The Burning Lamp Pagoda, also known as the Burning Lamp Buddha Relic Pagoda, is one of the 'Four Famous Pagodas of the Canal'🌊 along with the Linqing Relic Pagoda, Yangzhou Wenfeng Pagoda, and Hangzhou Liuhe Pagoda, among which the Burning Lamp Pagoda is the oldest. The pagoda is 56 meters tall, the same height as the Tianning Temple Pagoda in Xicheng District, making them the tallest and largest pagodas in Beijing. The Boya Pagoda by the Weiming Lake at Peking University was built in imitation of the Burning Lamp Pagoda. The three temples beneath the pagoda, which are the Confucian Temple of Literature, the Buddhist Yu Sheng Temple, and the Taoist Ziqing Palace (Red Boy Temple), are also the only 'Three Religions in One' architectural complex in the country. The temples are not crowded and very quiet, giving a sense of purification for the body and mind. Optional Experiences: Have a 'Burning Lamp Pagoda' cultural creative ice cream🍦 with chocolate, strawberry, and vanilla flavors, which is also a new generation photo-taking artifact. Try the limited edition drink🍸 'Liulang Yingti', where matcha green blends with lush scenery, and the cup sleeve is also designed with elements of the Burning Lamp Pagoda, canal boats, and the three cultural facilities, making it photogenic📷. Scenic commemorative stamping: At the Canal Culture Lecture Hall, you can get a stamp💮, which is also a new way to enjoy tourism! Take a stroll in the Tongzhou Canal Park, take a boat⛵️ to enjoy the scenery on both sides🌿, and visit the Grand Canal Museum and Beijing Art Center. Currently, these attractions are free of charge and not too crowded, so it's a good time to go～