Dai Temple

This temple are area are very nice. Would recommend.

The temple is located in the southern foot of Taishan, Tai'an City, Shandong Province, commonly known as "Dongyue Temple." It was built in the Han Dynasty, is the place where successive emperors held the sealing ceremony and worship of Taishan God. The temple was founded in the Han Dynasty, and had been resplendent in the Tang Dynasty. It was built in the Song Dynasty and was greatly expanded. The north and south of the temple is 405.7m, the east and west is 236.7m, in a rectangular shape, with a total area of 96000 square meters.

Taian City in the temple, the surrounding transportation is convenient, there are many options to eat and live. The scenic spot ticket is 20 yuan, the price is very high, you can feel very thick historical and cultural heritage, beautiful architecture, ancient monuments, ancient trees. The day in early March was not very touristy and the weather and mood were very pleasant.

Dai Temple, commonly known as "Dongyue Temple", is located at the southern foot of Mount Tai. It was built in the Han Dynasty. It was the place where the emperors of the past held Zen ceremonies and worshipped Taishan gods. Shrine. The temple contains Taishan carved stones from the seal script of Li Si of the Qin Dynasty. Dai Temple, the Forbidden City in Beijing, the Three Kongs in Qufu in Shandong, and the Outer Eight Temples in Chengde Mountain Resort are also known as the four major ancient architectural complexes in China. As one of the three most famous royal temples in China, it has an unparalleled cultural and historical landscape, internal construction and many valuable cultural relics. Compared with the 20 yuan ticket, it is simply too much value

The location of the temple is very good, it feels a bit like the center of Taian, there is a large square in the middle, there are two front and back doors, from the beginning and from the end are the same, just remind me, close before 5:30 pm, if you go, take advantage of the early