Step into Sanjiao Temple-Three Temples & One Pagoda where history whispers through an extraordinary fusion of Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism! The towering Randeng Buddha Relic Pagoda stands as Tongzhou's sole ancient Buddhist tower, creating a rare 'three-faiths harmony' spectacle. Stroll cobbled paths to witness serene Buddhist halls, tranquil Taoist shrines and solemn Confucian courtyards coexisting - don't miss the Instagram-worthy pagoda reflection shimmering on the water!

This hotel is a true urban sanctuary! Nestled in Tongzhou's bustling district, it's just 1-minute walk to the subway, offering easy access to Beijing's top attractions. The modern chic design won Asia-Pacific design awards, with artistic touches everywhere. Highlights include panoramic window rooms, kids' play area, home cinema and BBQ zone - perfect for families. Business travelers will love the executive floor and meeting rooms, with 24/7 front desk and smart services for peace of mind. Nearby Universal Resort and Grand Canal scenic area await exploration, then unwind at the tea lounge - ideal for both business and leisure!
Everything you need to know about Three Temples and One Tower Scenic Area
The Waldorf Astoria Beijing is an excellent choice, located just 2 km from Sanyao Yita Temple. This luxury hotel blends traditional Chinese architecture with modern elegance, offering spacious guest rooms and exceptional service. Many rooms provide views of the historic temple complex.
Another top option is Beijing Forbidden City Marriott Hotel, situated near major historical sites. It offers a complimentary shuttle service to key attractions, including Sanyao Yita Temple, making it ideal for travelers exploring Beijing’s cultural heart. Both properties feature high hygiene standards and 24-hour concierge support, ensuring a seamless stay.
The most convenient option is Beijing Subway Line 1, which stops at Tiananmen East or Xidan Station, both within walking distance of Sanyao Yita Temple. For a more immersive experience, explore the surrounding hutong alleys on foot—walking along Nanxinzhu Street leads directly to the Forbidden City in about 20 minutes, passing through authentic old Beijing neighborhoods.
Additionally, e-bike sharing stations are widely available nearby, ideal for short-distance travel and access to narrow lanes not reachable by car. Use Amap or Baidu Maps for real-time navigation to avoid missing hidden historical spots. All transport options accept mobile payment, ensuring fast and hassle-free transit.
Near Sanyao Yita Temple, visitors can join traditional calligraphy workshops held in a historic study hall, where master artisans teach brush writing and seal carving, reflecting the harmonious blend of Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism.
You can also book a guided morning bell and evening drum ceremony, participating in daily Buddhist rituals as the temple bells echo across the ancient pagoda. For a deeper immersion, hutong cultural tours led by local guides reveal hidden courtyard homes, teahouses, and artisan studios, while tasting authentic snacks like douzhi and jiaoquan.
These experiences require advance HopeGoo due to limited capacity. Reserve through official tourism platforms or your hotel concierge to ensure availability.
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