Check-in - Beijing Yonghe Temple

Address: No. 28, Yonghe Temple Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing Tickets: CNY 25 per person Opening hours: 09:00-14:30, open on Mondays (other places are closed on Mondays). Mainly through artificial starry sky simulation performances, astronomical knowledge exhibitions, editing, publishing and distributing astronomical science books and periodicals, organizing public astronomical observations and other forms to promote and popularize astronomical knowledge to the public, Beijing Planetarium has become the main position for China to carry out astronomical science popularization and education for the public, especially young people. Since 1995, the planetarium has been named as a national, municipal and district-level science popularization education base, science and peace education base, and youth patriotism education base, and has been awarded the honorary title of "Advanced Science Popularization Collective" at the national and municipal levels for many times. The Beijing Planetarium is divided into two parts: Hall A and Hall B: Hall A was built in 1955 and opened in 1957; Hall B was built in 2001 and opened in 2004. It covers an area of 20,000 square meters and a building area of 26,000 square meters. The two halls look small, and many multimedia interactive displays are used, which vividly deepen the understanding. It takes half a day to visit carefully. There are many knowledge points, if you are interested in astronomy, physics, and science, it is very nutritious. It is a bit wasteful to just take photos. The planetarium is divided into two exhibition halls, A and B. The A exhibition hall has a long history and is a must-see! The first floor is divided into east and west halls, and the second floor is the planetarium, suitable for watching theaters. The B exhibition hall is relatively new, with negative one, one, and two floors, two theaters on the second floor, and exhibition halls on the negative one and one floors. Looks good! So good!