A rainy day walk at Dajue Temple - a unique view of Dajue Temple in autumn.

⏳ Millennium-old trees, golden earth Stone plaque, blue tiles and red walls Winding stone steps, red maples and yellow smoke trees Rain, sometimes fast, sometimes slow Roads, sometimes smooth, sometimes bumpy Believe that: Only you can find your way out of life's maze Everyone has their own ferry, everyone has their own boat! 📍Dajue Temple: Also known as Dajue Zen Temple, No. 9 Dajue Temple Road, Sujiatuo Town, Haidian District, Beijing ⌛️Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 🎫Tickets: 20/person, so lucky~ I went on Wednesday, and the first 200 people got free tickets! 🚇Subway: Line 16 to Wenyang Road Subway Station, Exit C, commute to Apple Orchard (Gaolizhang - Dajue Temple) Dajue Temple in autumn is so beautiful~ Even the rain can't hide its unique scenery! Dajue Temple covers an area of about 9,500 square meters, facing east and built along the mountain. The main buildings consist of the central temple, the southern palace, and the northern monk's quarters. The central route is a six-entry courtyard, including the mountain gate, stele pavilion, merit pool, bell and drum tower, Hall of Heavenly Kings, Mahavira Hall, Hall of Infinite Life Buddha, Hall of Great Compassion, Sarira Pagoda, Dragon Pool, and Dragon King Hall. The northern route is the monk's quarters, and the southern palace has the Jietai Hall, Siyi Hall, Qiyun Pavilion, and Lingyao Pavilion. The back is a temple garden. The millennium-old ginkgo tree, with its beautiful fallen leaves, is a sight to behold! Be sure to go out from the south gate and walk up the mountain to the Sarira Pagoda, where the stone steps in the back garden are a unique beauty. There is also a very comfortable and pleasant Siyi Hall, where you can take a break, have a cup of tea and chat, and sit quietly for an afternoon~ It's beautiful!