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Purchase tickets for Beijing Confucian Temple and Imperial College in advance to ensure you can enter the park on the selected date and time without worrying about the risk of tickets being sold out.

Highlights

• Exhibition of the Chinese Imperial Examination
• Yuan Dynasty Architecture and Cultural Relics Collection of Confucius Temple
• Just use the QR code and passport, you can enter

Description

Beijing Confucian Temple and the Imperial College was built in Yuan Dynasty of 14century, with a long history of more then 700 years The Two groups of buildings constitute' temple on the Left and College on the right' regulation. Confucian Temple and the Imperial College unfold a picture scroll for its long history, unique architectural style, and profound connotation. Beijing Confucius Temple Beijing Confucius Temple was built in the 6th year of emperor of the Yuan Dade decade (1306), It was the place where memorial ceremonies were held for Confucius during the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties Confucius Temple covers an area of over 22,000 square meters and construction area of 7400 square meters, three courtyards. Along the central south to north axis lie the teacher Gate, Dacheng Gate, Dacheng Hall, Chong Sheng Temple. There are 198 stone table, which are divided into 4 groups, positioned on either side of the front courtyard. Total 51,624 names, birthplaces and ranks of Jinshi were carved in the stone tablets. They are precious materials for research on the Chinese imperial examination .At present, there are three exhibitions in the Confucian Temple, including 'Exhibition of the Restored Dacheng Hall' 'Exhibition of the Geat Confucius' 'Exhibition of the History of Beijing Confucius Temple Guozijian Guozijian in Beijing was the highest educational institution and administering organ of education set up by the state during the three dynasties of Yuan, Ming and Qing. Built in the first year of the Zhida reign in the Yuan Dynasty(1308), Guozijian covers an area of 28,000 square meters with three courtyards. On the central axes, there are jixian Gate, Taixue(Imperial College)Gate, Glazed memorial Arch, Biyong Hall, Yilun Hall and Jingyi Hall. There are two halls and six main rooms, Imperial tablet Pavilion, Bell and Drum Pavilion lined traditionally and symmetrically beside the central axes.

Includes

Tourist attraction ticket

Important Information

• Please note the following: 1. Please enter the attraction with your original passport and electronic tickets.

Easy cancellation

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