The model is positioned in the center of the frame, using a central composition. The arch naturally forms a frame around the figure, highlighting the integration of the subject with the architecture. The shot includes the full view of the arched door, the golden plaque above it, and the vertical sign on the right that reads "TanZhe Temple," while retaining the brick wall in the background. The model’s hands are naturally clasped together, enhancing the sense of interaction. Shooting Time: It is recommended to shoot during clear weather with good daylight.

Tan Zhe Temple - Shoot the entrance gate of Tan Zhe Zen Temple

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Inside Tanzhe Temple, Mentougou District, Beijing City (North Side)

Photography Tips

The model is positioned in the center of the frame, using a central composition. The arch naturally forms a frame around the figure, highlighting the integration of the subject with the architecture. The shot includes the full view of the arched door, the golden plaque above it, and the vertical sign on the right that reads "TanZhe Temple," while retaining the brick wall in the background. The model’s hands are naturally clasped together, enhancing the sense of interaction. Shooting Time: It is recommended to shoot during clear weather with good daylight.

Walking Guide

Walk south to the imperial-built Xiuyun Chan Temple (on the left) to reach your destination. — step-by-step photo guide

Walk south to the imperial-built Xiuyun Chan Temple (on the left) to reach your destination.

Walk south to the Tansen Temple gate (on your right) and then turn left.

Head southwest to the Great Hero Hall (on the left) and then turn left.

Walk north past the public restroom on your right, then proceed to the right.

Walk north for 111 meters and then turn right.

Walk 36 meters to the east and then turn left.

Take the bus [931/M32/21 Tourist Line] to [Tan Zuo Temple Station].

Walk north for 64 meters and turn left.

Walk north past the Qianlong Throne Exhibition Room (on your right) and then turn right.

Walk south along the old Tanwang Road for 14 meters and then turn left.