Zhengzhou Confucius Temple

Zhengzhou Confucian Temple was built in the Yongping years of the Ming emperor in the East Han Dynasty, Qianlong was built on a large scale in three years, and Guangxu was burned in two years. After liberation, the Qing Dynasty building Dacheng Hall survived, and because of its large historical, artistic and scientific value, it was announced by the People's Government of Henan Province as a provincial cultural relics protection unit in June 1963. Opening hours: 8:00-17:30 Ticket price: Usually free, tickets for 10 yuan during the temple fair activities are recommended: 1 hour or so the Confucian Temple is where I passed by one day, so I went in and looked inside, so I took a few photos. It feels quite good. It was once the oldest, most extensive and largest ancient building complex in Zhengzhou.

Zhengzhou Confucian Temple, I passed here a few days ago, so I thought about going inside to see, but I didn't expect that it was closed for renovation because of the heavy rain in Zhengzhou 7.20, so I took a photo outside. It feels very regrettable that this place was once the oldest, most extensive and largest ancient complex in Zhengzhou.

Close to the Shangdu Ruins Park and Zhengzhou Chenghuang Temple, affected by the epidemic, Zhengzhou Confucian Temple is not open to the outside world, only from the outside, the building is ancient and new, it looks very momentum. It is a pity that I didn't get a glimpse of the true face.

This attraction is conveniently located, very close to the subway station, there are many fun inside, children like it very much, I hope to come back next time.

Majestic, fresh air, worth a visit!

Majestic, wide view, worth a visit!

Experience the local heritage of Chinese culture representative Zhengzhou Confucian Temple.