Badachu ParkⅤ

Xiangjie Temple (The Temple of the Fragrant World)
Largest of the temples, Xiangjie was built on Pingpo Hill around the year 760 during the Tang Dynasty. Its three doorways lead to five courtyards. One entrance displays an inscription, on a stone slab, written by the Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty. One courtyard contains an ancient pine which resembles a reclining dragon, thus attracting the name of 'Dragon Pine'.

Pearl Cave (The Cave of Precious Pearl)
Created in 1780, the cave, atop Pingpo Mount, is a perfect spot from which to view the sunrise and the panorama of Beijing. Emperor Qianlong wrote the inscriptions which can be found above the wooden archway to the hall, behind which the cave is located. Black and white gravel which forms parts of the cave's stone walls resemble glittering pearls, hence the cave's name.