It is recommended to use eye-level shots, as they create a sense of equality and warmth, helping to establish a natural connection between the viewer and the subject. The red grilles in the background serve as a frame, enclosing the person and drawing the viewer’s attention to them. This compositional technique also adds depth and layers to the image. We recommend using a standard focal length lens, which can realistically capture the proportions of the scene and the subject, avoiding the distortion from wide-angle lenses and the compression from telephoto lenses. 1. Travel Tips: Admission is 45 RMB per person. 2. Other Tips: The photo spots are mainly around the Great Buddha Hall, with many popular locations both in front of and behind the hall.

Jie Tai Temple - Red Door Frame featured in Journey to the West

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Ma'anshan, Yongding Town, Mentougou District, Beijing (near National Highway 108)

Photography Tips

It is recommended to use eye-level shots, as they create a sense of equality and warmth, helping to establish a natural connection between the viewer and the subject. The red grilles in the background serve as a frame, enclosing the person and drawing the viewer’s attention to them. This compositional technique also adds depth and layers to the image. We recommend using a standard focal length lens, which can realistically capture the proportions of the scene and the subject, avoiding the distortion from wide-angle lenses and the compression from telephoto lenses. 1. Travel Tips: Admission is 45 RMB per person. 2. Other Tips: The photo spots are mainly around the Great Buddha Hall, with many popular locations both in front of and behind the hall.

Walking Guide

You can take the S1 line of the subway to Shichang Station, then transfer to bus 948 or M44, and get off at Jietai Temple Station. The filming locations in the park are mainly clustered around the Great Hero Hall, with many photo spots both in front of and behind the hall.