Anyuan Temple
安远庙 · Ānyuǎn Miào
A quiet 1764 temple built for Dzungar Mongols resettled in Chengde, modelled on a temple in Ili (Xinjiang), with a dark three-storey main hall.
No booking neededBring your passport30–45 minutes
Tip
The least visited of the open temples: come here for peace and quiet after the crowds at Putuo Zongcheng.
- Opening hours
- April 08:00–17:30; 1 May–9 October 08:00–18:00; 10 October–31 March 08:30–17:00
- Price
- Included in the ¥50 Qingchui Peak scenic-area ticket; a separate Anyuan-only ticket (about ¥10) has also been sold. To be confirmed
- How to book
- Buy at the gate with your passport.
- Getting there
- On the east bank of the Wulie River, about 1 km north of Pule Temple; walk between them or take a short taxi ride
- Address in Chinese
- 河北省承德市双桥区武烈河东岸安远庙
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