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Confucius Temple

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The Temple of Confucius in Beijing is the second-largest temple honoring the philosopher, after the temple in his hometown of Qufu, and was built in 1302 during the Yuan dynasty. Visitors can explore the four courtyards, which hold records of the history of China, and see the legendary Touch Evil Cypress tree, which could reportedly tell the difference between good and evil people. Take a guided tour to discover all the secrets of this impressive temple!
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General information

opening hours

Open 8:30 am–5:00 pm all year round.

address

Temple of Confucius
15 Guozijian Street
Dongcheng Qu
Beijing Shi

how to get there

The Confucius Temple can be reached by taking the metro lines 2 or 5 or bus numbers 116 or 117 to Yonghegong Station, or by taking bus numbers 13 or 684 to Guozijian Station.

website

Official site: http://www.kmgzj.com

tickets

Standard admission: adults CNY 30 per person. Discounted admission: CNY 15 (half‑price) for full‑time college and university students with valid student ID. Free admission (with valid ID) for primary and secondary school students; minors under 18; persons aged 60 and above; active military (including disabled military); firefighters; persons with disabilities; retired cadres; and other honorably recognized persons listed by the museum; children under 1.2 m in height are also admitted free. On certain days, a limited free‑admission quota is available by advance reservation.
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