- Badachu, located at southern foot of Western Hill, was named after eight old temples. These eight temples were built in the early Tang Dynasty (618–907).
- The Badachu, most well known as Badachu Park, is a group of temples and monasteries in the outer region of urban Beijing.
- Badachu (Traditional Chinese: 八大處, Simplified Chinese: 八大处) is an ancient monastery complex in the outskirts of Beijing, China.
- Day 3: Badachu. The name literally means "Eight Great Sites" and it houses eight Buddhist temples within three mountains.
- As a national AAAA Tourist Area, Badachu Park is located in the south foothills of well-known Beijing Xishan (Western Hills) Scenic Area.
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- Group Description. The Badachu (meaning Eight Great Sites) is a complex of monasteries located on the outskirts of urban Beijing.
- Longquan buddhist nun is located to the west of Dabei Temple and is famous for its clear spring that never dries up. Xiang Jie Temple is the largest in badachu...
- The Badachu (Eight Great Sites) Park is located in the south edge of West Mountain of Beijing, which is a classical Chinese Buddhist garden.