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Jietai Temple During any visit to China, you will encounter tour guides telling tales of ancient trees in temple courtyards.

Yunju Temple The Yunju Temple is situated inside a limestone cave, south of the Shangfang Mountains. It came into being up around an ancient shrine.

Fahai Temple Buddhist murals that date from the Ming Dynasty can be seen at Fahai  Temple, located on the western fringes of Beijing.

Sleeping Buddha Temple Located on the eastern side of the Fragrant Hills, the temple was built in the 7th century during the heyday of the Tang Dynasty (AD 618-907).

White Cloud Taoist Temple (Baiyun Guan) One of China's major Taoist temples, this is now the headquarters of the China Taoist Association.

Dongyue Temple Dongyue Temple was built between 1314 and 1320. It is the biggest Taoist temple in the north China area.

Niu Jie Mosque Niu Jie Mosque is the oldest and largest mosque in Beijing, and one of the world's most famous mosques.

Dongsi Mosque Built in 1447 during the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), this mosque combines Chinese and Arabic styles together just like the Niu Jie Mosque.