Yinshan Pagoda Forest
The Yinshan Pagoda Forest or the pagodas on the Silver Mountain ( Chinese 银山 塔林 , Pinyin Yínshān tǎ lín ) northwest of the village of Haizi in the Beijing district of Changping is a group consisting of seven pagodas, five of them from the time of the Jury dynasty or Jin- Dynasty (1115-1234) and two from the Mongol dynasty and Yuan dynasty at the site of the Buddhist Fahua temple and Dayanshang temple. They are located just a few kilometers from the Thirteen Ming Tombs .
The Yinshan Pagodas from the time of the Jin and Yuan dynasties have been on the list of monuments of the People's Republic of China (3-153) since 1988 .
The park has been closed for renovation work since July 2014 (as of July 2015). Access is not possible.
Web links
- Yinshan Pagoda Forest at Changping of Beijing
- Silver Mountain Pagoda Forest (Yinshan Talin)
- The Silver Mountain Pagoda Forest
- Ruins of Fa Hua Temple (Fahua si yizhi)
- Yinshan Pagoda Forest Scenic Area
- Yinshan talin
Coordinates: 40 ° 19 ′ 18 ″ N , 116 ° 19 ′ 16 ″ E