[2025 Beijing Attraction] Travel Guide for Echo Wall (Updated May)

📌 Temple of Heaven Pitfall Guide: Red and Black List | Read This to Avoid 90% of Unnecessary Trouble|||Sisters! I just got back from the Temple of Heaven with a mind-blowing "Red and Black List" 🤯 This guide covers tickets, routes, and photo spots thoroughly—follow it to save 2 hours and avoid 80% of tourists! Recommend saving this before you head out~ ✅ RED LIST (Highly Recommended! Must-Follow Tips) Route Planning: Central Axis Power Walk Version (3-hour highlights tour) West Gate entrance → Palace of Abstinence (fewer people in morning) → Divine Music Administration (10:00 ancient music performance) → Danbi Bridge → Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests (rush before 10:30!) → Imperial Vault of Heaven → Echo Wall → Three Sound Stones → Circular Mound Altar → East Gate exit Time-Saving Logic: - Enter through West Gate to avoid tour groups (90% of groups use East/South Gates) - Visit the western side "Palace of Abstinence + Divine Music Administration" first, have empty shots before 10:00, then catch the Divine Music Administration performance at 10:00 sharp (free! Ancient music + dance is amazing) Photography Spots: Pro Angles to Avoid Crowds 1. Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests "side rear red wall" (pic 2) - Location: Corner of the red wall on the left side of the hall, shoot upward to avoid crowds, capturing red walls + blue tiles + ancient trees together—feels like a Forbidden City alternative! 2. Echo Wall "diagonal upward shot" (pic 3) - Technique: Stand in the corner of the wall, angle camera 45° upward to capture sky + architectural curves, instantly creating a "people-free scene"! 3. Danbi Bridge "central sacred way" (pic 4) - Shoot backlit silhouettes in early morning/evening, maximize the stone path's perspective lines—amazing atmosphere! Hidden Experiences: Look Like a VIP on a Budget - Divine Music Administration bell experience: 30 yuan to rent Hanfu costume (200 yuan deposit), take "time travel photos" at the ancient music platform—10 times fewer people than at the Hall of Prayer! - West Gate gift shop: While East Gate shops are packed, the West Gate "Temple of Heaven Gifts" has everything with fewer people—grab refrigerator magnets and charms easily! ⚫ BLACK LIST (Pitfalls! Avoid These) Transportation Traps: Taking a Taxi = Getting Stuck - Don't trust navigation apps! They default to "Hall of Prayer West Gate" as the entrance, but all tour buses stop there, making it completely jammed after 9am 😤 - Correct approach: Take subway Line 8 to "Tianqiao Station" Exit C, walk 10 minutes to West Gate (locals do this!), or park at "Temple of Heaven Hospital Parking Lot" (10 yuan/hour, closer than official parking) Ticket Traps: Everything Besides the Combo Ticket is a Scam - Combo ticket is a must! 35 yuan includes Hall of Prayer + Echo Wall + Circular Mound Altar. The Hall of Prayer alone is 20 yuan—don't believe "guides" at the entrance saying "combo tickets are useless"! - Items to avoid: ✖ Electric cart package (50 yuan): Core attractions can be visited in 1.5 hours on foot; taking the cart means missing details like Danbi Bridge ✖ Paper guidebook (20 yuan): The WeChat mini program "Temple of Heaven" has free audio guides that are 10 times more detailed! Photography Mistakes: Popular Spots ≠ Good Photos - Hall of Prayer front plaza: Full of tour groups—you'll wait at least 20 minutes for a "people-free" shot! - Under the Echo Wall: Looking up makes your face look big! The right approach is to stand 3 meters back and lower your camera to capture architectural lines Time Management: Wrong Timing = Wasted Trip - Best time for Hall of Prayer: 8:30-10:30 (good lighting! Afternoon backlight makes faces look dark) - Divine Music Administration performances: 10:00/14:30 daily, miss it and wait another hour! - Before closing: West and North Gates close 1 hour early, East Gate closes last—don't stay too late!

[Rainbow] **Historical Background** - **Original Construction and Function**: The Temple of Heaven was first built in the 18th year of the Yongle reign of the Ming Dynasty (1420). It was originally called the "Altar of Heaven and Earth" and was the royal altar for the emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties to offer sacrifices to heaven, pray for a good harvest and pray for rain. In the ninth year of Jiajing (1530), after the separation of heaven and earth was implemented, it was renamed "Temple of Heaven" and is still used today. - **Cultural Symbol**: The Temple of Heaven carries the ancient political philosophy of "divine right of kings". It strengthens the legitimacy of imperial power through the ceremony of offering sacrifices to heaven and embodies the cosmic view of "harmony between man and nature". It was listed as a World Cultural Heritage in 1998. [Sakura] **Architectural Features** - **Layout and Meaning**: The Temple of Heaven covers an area of ​​approximately 2.73 million square meters and is designed with the core concept of "the sky is round and the earth is square". The main buildings are distributed along the north-south axis, including the Circular Mound Altar, Imperial Vault of Heaven, Danbi Bridge, and Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests. The overall terrain is low in the south and high in the north, implying "ascending to heaven step by step." - **Core Building**: - **Circular Mound Altar**: A three-tier circular white marble altar, symbolizing the "Nine Heavens". The "Heavenly Heart Stone" in the center can produce an echo and resonance, implying "the return of all people". - **Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests**: An iconic three-eaved circular building with 28 nanmu columns symbolizing the four seasons, months, solar terms and stars. The gilded dome and blue glazed tiles on top symbolize the sky. - **Echo Wall**: The curved wall of the Imperial Vault of Heaven uses sound wave reflection to achieve long-distance sound transmission, demonstrating the ancient acoustic wisdom. [Rainbow] **2. Travel Tips** [Sakura]**1. Tickets and opening hours** - **Tickets**: A combined ticket (including the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, Echo Wall, and Circular Mound) is 34 yuan in peak season and 28 yuan in off-season; a regular ticket is 15 yuan in peak season and 10 yuan in off-season. Students and senior citizens enjoy discounts, and those over 60 years old are free of charge. - **Opening hours**: Peak season (April 1 to October 31) 6:00-22:00, off-season 6:30-21:30; core attractions close 1 hour earlier. [Sakura]**2. Transportation Guide** - **Subway**: Line 5 to "Temple of Heaven East Gate Station", or Line 8 to "Tianqiao Station" (West Gate). - **Bus**: You can take multiple buses, such as No. 36, 72, and 120 to "Temple of Heaven South Gate". [Sakura]**3. Recommended tour routes** - **Classic Route** (about 3 hours): **South Gate→Circular Mound Altar→Imperial Vault of Heaven (Echo Wall)→Danbi Bridge→Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests→Palace of Fasting→North Gate** Follow the ancient imperial sacrificial route and experience the ritual of "ascending to heaven". - **In-depth route**: Add **Zai Palace** (the place where the emperor fasted), **Shenyue Office** (sacrificial music exhibition), **Qixing Stone** (symbolizing the seven peaks of Mount Tai) and other attractions, which takes more than 5 hours. [Sakura]**4. Must-see highlights** - **Circular Mound Heavenly Center Stone**: Stand in the center and shout, and experience the shock of echo resonance. - **Architectural details of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests**: Observe the symbolic meaning of the 28 nanmu pillars and the dragon and phoenix caisson. - **Danbi Bridge**: A 300-meter-long "sacred path" that is higher in the north and lower in the south, visually extending to the horizon. - **Zhai Palace Wuliang Hall**: Brick arch structure without beams, showing the architectural wisdom of the Ming Dynasty [Sakura]**5. Special Experience** - **Acoustic Wonder**: Have a whispered conversation at the base of the east and west side halls of the Echo Wall and feel the reflection of sound waves. - **Cultural Exhibition**: Sacrificial ritual exhibition in Saigu, Zhonghe Shao music performance by the Shenle Bureau. - **Hidden Attraction**: CICC e-shopping cultural and creative store (Temple of Heaven IP precious metal souvenirs). [Sakura]**6. Practical tips** - **Best time**: The climate is pleasant in spring and autumn (March to May, September to November), with flowers in spring and red leaves in autumn adding color to the ancient buildings; the snowy scenery is solemn in winter. - **Photography Tips**: The front of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, the panoramic view of the Circular Mound Altar, and the distant view of the Danbi Bridge are classic camera positions. It is recommended to shoot in the early morning or evening when the light is soft. [Sakura] **Fourth, Cultural Significance** The Temple of Heaven is not only the pinnacle of ancient sacrificial architecture, but also the material carrier of the Chinese civilization's spirit of "respecting heaven and following ancestors." Its design integrates astronomy, acoustics and aesthetics, reflecting the ancient people's philosophical thought of pursuing harmony between man and nature. When visiting, you may want to quietly feel the solemnity and wisdom that spans 600 years.

#Mainland Travel The Echo Wall and Circular Mound of the Temple of Heaven in Beijing are the crystallization of ancient Chinese architectural wisdom! The acoustic wonders of the Whispering Wall attract many people. The walls here are made of polished bricks, which are smooth and flat. The sound can travel along the walls, forming a long echo. You can speak softly but the other person can hear you clearly. This mysterious atmosphere of "communication between heaven and man" is breathtaking. The "Heavenly Center Stone" at the Circular Mound is another acoustic wonder. When speaking while standing on the stone, the voice is deep and loud, as if amplified by an amplifier. The ancients called it "the sign from heaven." This acoustic phenomenon is not only a masterpiece of ancient architectural technology, but also a symbol of ancient Chinese culture.

✨2025 Beijing Temple of Heaven Guide✨A Guide to the Royal Altars｜Transportation + Photography + Hidden Gems 📍【Transportation】 1⃣ Subway: - Line 5, Tiantan East Gate Station, Exit A2: A 5-minute walk to the East Gate, ideal for a quick visit to the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests. - Line 8, Tianqiao Station, Exit C: Enter through the South Gate for a less strenuous counterclockwise tour. 2⃣ Bus: - Bus No. 36/120/72 to "Tiantan South Gate," directly to the entrance of the Circular Mound Altar. 3⃣ Driving (Avoid Pitfalls): - No visitor parking lots around the park! Park at the "National Centre for the Performing Arts Underground Parking Garage" or "Financial Street Shopping Center" and take a shared bike (parking is prohibited within 2 km of the park). 🏯【Top 5 Must-See Attractions】 1⃣ Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 - The landmark of the Temple of Heaven, a circular hall with blue tiles and a golden roof, where Ming and Qing emperors prayed for good harvests. - 📸Photo Spots: Through the cracks of the Gate of Prayer for Good Harvests, symmetrical views of the east and west side halls' eaves, and upward shots from the steps in front of the hall. 2⃣ Circular Mound Altar 🌟🌟🌟🌟 - An open-air circular altar for winter solstice ceremonies. The central "Heart of Heaven Stone" has a magical echo. Climb to the top to experience a "dialogue with heaven." 3⃣ Echo Wall and Imperial Vault of Heaven 🌟🌟🌟🌟 - Whisper close to the wall to experience the echo. The Imperial Vault of Heaven, with its blue tiles and gilded roof, is a perfect backdrop for traditional photography. 4⃣ Danbi Bridge (Spirit Way) 🌟🌟🌟 - A 360-meter-long "path to heaven." The central stone path was exclusively for emperors. The ancient cypress trees on both sides are perfect for capturing depth in photos. 5⃣ Abstinence Palace 🌟🌟🌟 - Where the emperor fasted before ceremonies. The red walls, green tiles, and beamless hall are rare architectural features. The blooming magnolia trees in spring add to the ancient charm. 🍦【Hidden Gems & Food】 ✅ Temple of Heaven souvenir ice cream: CNY 28/piece, 5 flavors. Taking photos with the ice cream and the architecture is a must-do. ✅ Temple of Heaven Cafe: The Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests latte art is a must-try. CNY 30-40 per person. Window seats offer views of the ancient buildings. ✅ Free stamps: 8 stamps are distributed at the North Gate Tourist Center, the Temple of Heaven Meiying Cultural and Creative Store, etc. Bring your own notebook to collect them. ✅ 24 Solar Term tickets: Limited edition tickets are sold on the corresponding solar term days. A must-have for collectors! 📝【Recommended Routes】 ⏳ 2-hour highlights tour (suitable for photographers): South Gate → Circular Mound Altar → Echo Wall → Danbi Bridge → Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests → East Gate (stop by the cafe along the way). ⏳ Half-day in-depth tour (including hidden attractions): North Gate → Hall of Imperial Zenith → Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests → Divine Kitchen → Long Corridor → Danbi Bridge → Nine-Dragon Cypress → Imperial Vault of Heaven → Circular Mound Altar → Abstinence Palace → West Gate. 📸【Photography & Outfit Tips】 - Outfit suggestions: Solid color long dresses (red/white/black are best). Avoid complex patterns that clash with the ancient architecture. - Golden hour: 1 hour after sunrise or 2 hours before sunset for soft lighting. - Unique photo spots: - Silhouettes against the red wall of the Guxi Gate - The west side hall corridor framed with the silhouette of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests - Low-angle shots of architectural details against the short red walls. 💡【Travel Tips】 1⃣ Pollen alert: High cypress pollen concentration in March-April! Wear a mask and hat. Enter the park before 10:00 am or after 3:00 pm (the park sprays water 4 times a day to reduce dust). 2⃣ Ticket reservation: - Combined ticket CNY 34 during peak season (includes Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, Circular Mound Altar, etc.). Book one day in advance on the "Changyou Park" official account. Free admission for people over 60. 3⃣ Luggage storage: - Luggage storage available at the East Gate/Tianqiao subway stations, open from 7:30 am to 10:00 pm, CNY 20/day. 4⃣ Respectful travel: - Do not step on the steps of ancient buildings. Do not use drones (prior approval required). Protect cultural relics! 💌"Half of the Temple of Heaven is ritual, red walls and blue tiles tell the story of the past." — Take this guide, travel through 600 years of history, and make wishes alongside the emperors.

Planning a four-day trip to Beijing during the Qingming Festival? This guide is for you! Enjoy the spring scenery, experience the charm of the ancient capital, and start your Beijing journey! -- 🛤️Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Beijing, free time Upon arrival in Beijing, enjoy a day of free time, exploring the city's unique charm and experiencing the capital's prosperity and rich history. Day 2: Summer Palace—Tower of Buddhist Incense—Tsinghua University—Old Summer Palace Stroll through the Summer Palace and admire the imperial gardens. Ascend the Tower of Buddhist Incense for panoramic views. Afterward, visit Tsinghua University to experience the academic atmosphere, and finally, explore the ruins of the Old Summer Palace, reflecting on the vicissitudes of history. Day 3: Temple of Heaven—Echo Wall—Mutianyu Great Wall Experience the solemnity of ancient sacrificial culture at the Temple of Heaven and the amazing acoustics of the Echo Wall. Then, head to the magnificent Mutianyu Great Wall to appreciate its grandeur and historical significance. Day 4: Tiananmen Square—Monument to the People's Heroes—National Museum of China—Forbidden City Visit Tiananmen Square early in the morning, see the Monument to the People's Heroes, and experience the nation's solemnity and historical remembrance. Afterward, enter the National Museum of China for an in-depth understanding of Chinese history and culture. Finally, explore the Forbidden City and admire the splendor of the ancient imperial palace.🏯✨ 🔚End your enjoyable Beijing trip and return home with wonderful memories! -- Must-See Attractions: Forbidden City ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: 4 Jingshanqian Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing - Opening Hours: Nov 1, 2024–Mar 31, 2025 Tuesday–Sunday 8:30 am–4:30 pm - Duration: 1 day - Stroll through the Forbidden City and experience the weight of history in this magnificent ancient architectural museum. National Museum of China ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: 16 East Chang'an Avenue, Dongcheng District, Beijing - Opening Hours: Feb 5–Dec 31 Tuesday–Sunday 9:00 am–5:00 pm - Duration: 1 day - Step into the palace of Chinese history, culture, and art. With its rich collection and diverse exhibitions, it takes you on a journey through thousands of years of history. Summer Palace ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: 19 Xinjianggongmen Road, Haidian District, Beijing - Opening Hours: Nov 1, 2024–Mar 31, 2025 6:30 am–7:00 pm - Duration: 1 day - Immerse yourself in the picturesque scenery and admire the grandeur and beauty of the imperial gardens. Every corner is a captivating painting. -- Pre-Trip Essentials: 🧳Things to bring for your Beijing trip 👕Clothing: March in Beijing can still be a bit chilly, so pack warm coats, sweaters, and comfortable walking shoes. 🎒Personal Items: Don't forget your power bank and data cable to keep your phone charged for navigation and taking photos. 💳Documents: Bring your ID card, cash, and credit card for purchasing tickets and transportation. 🍪Food: Pack some snacks and water, as food at tourist attractions is usually more expensive. 🧴Toiletries: Beijing can be windy in March, so moisturizer and lip balm are essential. You can also bring a small, portable toiletries kit. 📸Photography Equipment: If you want to take beautiful photos, remember to bring your camera or phone stabilizer. Don't miss the beautiful scenery of Beijing. 🎉Other: If you plan to explore at night, bring a flashlight. Also, pack some basic medicine for emergencies. -- Traveling in Beijing is easy and fun. Don't forget to leave your footprints and memories!👣✨

#chinatransit The Beijing-Tianjin Intercity Railway is an intercity railway connecting Beijing and Tianjin. It is an important part of the intercity rail transit network in the central Bohai Region of China's "Medium- and Long-term Railway Network Plan".The railway officially opened for operation on August 1, 2008. The initial operating speed is 350 km/h, the total length is about 166 km, there are 7 stations, and the designed maximum speed is 350 km/h. Tianjin Rail Transit refers to the urban rail transit system serving Tianjin City. Its first line opened for operation on December 28, 1984.As of December 2024, there are 11 operating lines of Tianjin Rail Transit, including Line 1, Line 2, line 3, line 4, line 5, line 6, Line 6 Phase II, line 9, Line 10, line 11 and Jinjing Line, with an operating mileage of 335 kilometers and 204 stations, including 27 transfer stations. In addition, the Tianjin Rail Transit Jinwu Line (also known as the "Tongwulang Municipal (Suburban) Railway”) is a planned rail transit line. It is planned to start from the North Railway Station of Beichen District, Tianjin, pass through Wuqing City and extend to Langfang City, Hebei Province and Tongzhou District, Beijing. The total length is about 90 kilometers and the design operating speed is 200 kilometers per hour. The Tianjin-Jing Line of Tianjin Rail Transit is the first municipal railway in Tianjin and was officially completed and opened to traffic on September 28, 2024.This line fills the gap in rail transit in Jinghai Area, realizes rapid access to peripheral new cities and urban centers, and has played a positive role in promoting economic and social development along the route. Tianjin Rail Transit Line 9 (Jinbin Light Rail) is a major transportation artery connecting the central city of Tianjin and Binhai New Area. Due to insufficient capacity and aging equipment, Line 9 has undergone a signal system transformation and adopted a localized Cbtc signal system. It is expected that the capacity will be increased by about 40%, and the minimum departure interval will be shortened from 4.5 minutes to 3 minutes, and the transportation efficiency will be qualitatively improved. This railway transit network creates much more opportunities for flexible travelling. Below is a name list of most remarkable spots and sightseeing in both Beijing and Tianjing cities: Beijing Tiananmen Square: Feel the solemnity and prosperity of the capital. Palace Museum: Learn about the history and culture of the imperial family in the Ming and Qing dynasties. Jingshan Park: Climb to the top of the mountain to overlook the panoramic view of the Forbidden City. Badaling Great Wall: Experience the pride of “it's not a good man to be less than the Great Wall”. Temple of Heaven Park: Visit famous attractions such as the New Year's Prayer Hall and the Echo Wall. Summer Palace: Admire the exquisiteness and grandeur of the royal Garden. Beijing Zoo: Get up close and personal with various rare animals. Sanlitun: Experience the modern urban style of Beijing. Lama Temple: Feel the solemnity and mystery of Tibetan Buddhism. 798 Art District: Appreciate the charm of modern art. Wangfujing Commercial District: Shopping and tasting authentic Beijing snacks. Jingkou Historical and Cultural District: Experience the folk culture of Western Beijing. Tianjin Tianjin Ancient Culture Street: Experience Tianjin's ancient style, ancient rhyme and food culture. Italian style street: Feel the classical European architecture and the style of the Republic of China. Porcelain house: Admire the unique architectural art. Taohuadi: Enjoying flowers and experiencing the beginning of modern Chinese higher education. Eyes of Tianjin: Enjoy the night view of Haihe River and the night market with ferris wheel lights. These scenic spots not only showcase the history and culture of Beijing and Tianjin, but also provide a rich travel experience, suitable for tourists with different interests and preferences.

🌏✨Sisters! There is a place in Beijing that can instantly make your circle of friends look more upscale, and every shot you take can be a thousand-year-old blockbuster with ancient charm! This is not the Forbidden City, but it is more "spiritual" than the Forbidden City - yes, it is the Temple of Heaven! Follow my guide and unlock the hidden gameplay of the Imperial Blessing Holy Land~✨ 🌈First stop: the blue glazed critical hit at the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests! Standing in front of the white marble fence and looking up, the royal blue triple eaves seem to melt into the sky! The 28 golden nanmu pillars hide the mysteries of the four seasons and the 24 solar terms. Remember to walk around the hall three times (it is said that you can gather all the blessings of fortune, wealth and longevity)! 📸Photography tips: At 4pm when the sun gilds the glazed tiles, wear Hanfu and stand on the west steps, and you’ll feel like you’ve crossed over to the top of the Forbidden City in minutes! 🎋Mysterious barrier: Breathing in the ancient Berlin forest Go north through the Seven Star Stone and suddenly you'll enter a barrier of 3,000+ ancient cypresses! The sun dances on the veins of the 480-year-old tree, and touching the bark feels like reading a Ming Dynasty history book. Let me tell you a secret: there is a "Nine Dragon Cypress" tree near the Shuanghuan Wanshou Pavilion. The lines on its trunk really look like nine flying dragons! 👂🏻Voice-controlled Easter eggs: The cross-time and space secret language of the echo wall Take your bestie to test the black technology of Ming and Qing Dynasties! One person stands against the north wall, the other stands against the south wall, so even if they whisper, they can hear each other clearly! Did the emperor eavesdrop on his ministers’ conversations in the same way back then? 🤫 (It works! But remember to avoid the time when the naughty kids are around~) 🍡Shopping and eating Easter eggs: Old Beijing taste buds critique at the North Gate of the Temple of Heaven Turn right when you go out and you will find Ciqikou Douzhi! Warriors can try the bean juice + fried dough stick hell set meal, while those who like fresh food can go straight to the steamed buns at the palace gate - Beile's red bean rolls will burst! The sugar-fried pancakes from Yinsan Soy Milk next door are so crispy that they fall apart when you take a bite~ 💡 Rampage tips: ✅Be sure to buy a combined ticket (otherwise you can’t enter the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests!) ✅Closed on Mondays, don't miss it ✅The light is best after 4pm ✅Wear comfortable shoes! Walking along the central axis is equivalent to visiting three Forbidden City When I made a wish standing on the Tianxin Stone of the Circular Mound Altar, I suddenly understood the mood of the emperor in those days when he was "talking to the sky" - the sound of wind for six hundred years passed by the auspicious beasts on the eaves, and white doves circled under the blue sky. At this moment, you are only separated from history by a piece of glazed tiles ❤️ Sisters, hurry up and code it! Next blue sky day, we will encounter ducks at the Temple of Heaven~

This is the Temple of Heaven in Beijing, China. Introduction to the Temple of Heaven The Temple of Heaven is a sacrificial building complex built by the emperors of the Ming and Qing Dynasties to offer sacrifices to heaven and pray for a good harvest. Construction began in the 18th year of the Yongle era of the Ming Dynasty (1420), and most of the currently preserved buildings were built during the Qing Dynasty. The structural layout of the Jiajing Emperor of the Ming Dynasty was established, and most of its appearance has been maintained to this day. The area of ​​the Temple of Heaven Park is 2.73 million square meters, and there are two altar walls inside and outside. The south side is square and the north side is circular, and the Temple of Heaven Park is divided into the inner and outer altars by the two altar walls. The inner altar contains ancient buildings such as the Giyeon Hall, the Huanggu, the Huanggungou, and the Jaegung where the emperors would ring the bells before offering sacrifices to heaven. In addition, you can also see the Danpei Pass, Jangrang, Chilseongseok, and Jiulongbaek. The main existing ancient architectural standards in the outer temple are Xin Shu, and it is a place to practice the reservation of sacrifices in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The Temple of Heaven is one of the most complete and distinctive buildings among the existing tomb buildings of ancient Chinese dynasties. In 1961, it was selected as a national courtyard cultural relic protection agency, and in 1998, it was listed on the . In 2007, it was selected as a national AAAAA-level tourist attraction, and in 2009, it was selected as a national civilized landscape tourist attraction. #China #Beijing #China travel #travel plan #January travel subsidy event

Walking around the Tianxin Stone at the center of the Temple of Heaven in Beijing has special cultural and symbolic significance: 1. **Cosmic concept**: The Tianxin Stone is located in the center of the Temple of Heaven, symbolizing the connection between heaven and earth. Circling can be seen as a reverence for the universe and the harmony of nature. 2. **Blessing Ceremony**: Traditionally, the Temple of Heaven is the place where ceremonies to worship the heaven are held, and turning around the Heavenly Center Stone symbolizes praying for good luck and a good harvest. 3. **Spiritual experience**: The act of spinning in circles can also be seen as a form of meditation, helping people relax and reflect, and enhancing their inner peace. 4. **Cultural inheritance**: Carrying out this kind of activity in this historic place can make people feel the profound heritage of traditional culture and enhance their sense of identity with history. These meanings make circling the Tianxin Stone a unique and meaningful experience. While spinning in circles, you can also go to the echo wall below to try out your voice 😏😏😏

#JapanFlightEvent This is the place I really like, Cheondan Park! I visited Cheondan Park without a reservation and it was really nice. And although there were a lot of people inside, Cheondan Park itself is really big so it wasn't crowded and that was nice. Also, there are souvenir shops everywhere so it was really nice. You should visit there too.

Hey friends~👋 Today, let's travel through time and step into the hall that carries the dreams of the Ming and Qing emperors' heaven worship and harvest prayers—the Temple of Heaven in Beijing!👑 👣 Stepping into the Temple of Heaven Park feels like walking into a delicate ink painting. Ancient trees tower overhead, casting green shadows, and every step echoes with history. The first sight that greets you is the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, known as the 'Pearl of Ancient Chinese Architecture.' Its three-tiered circular roof, blue tiles, and red pillars shine brilliantly under the sun, captivating all who see it!🌈 🔍 Upon closer inspection, you'll find that every detail of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests reveals the exquisite craftsmanship of the artisans. The interlocking brackets on the roof seem like a bridge between heaven and earth, connecting the human and divine worlds. Close your eyes and take a deep breath, and you might hear the solemn echoes of ancient emperors worshiping the heavens...🙏 👣 Continue your stroll, and don't miss the Echo Wall and the Circular Mound Altar! Whisper at one end of the Echo Wall, and someone at the other end can hear you clearly! The Circular Mound Altar, where the emperor conducted winter solstice ceremonies, features nine tiers of steps, each surrounded by white marble railings, symbolizing the nine heavens. It truly showcases the ancient wisdom and reverence for nature.🌍 📸 Of course, such a beautiful place deserves to be captured in photos! Whether it's the majestic Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests or the mysterious Echo Wall, these are must-visit spots. Remember to wear beautiful Hanfu or simple, stylish outfits to perfectly blend with the ancient architecture and take stunning photos that will wow your friends!📷 🍂 Finally, don't forget to take a leisurely walk in the Temple of Heaven Park, enjoying the tranquility and beauty away from the hustle and bustle. Whether it's spring flowers, summer shade, autumn leaves, or winter snow, each season at the Temple of Heaven has its unique charm, waiting for you to savor.🍂 Alright, that's all for today's share! If you're also captivated by the charm of the Temple of Heaven in Beijing, start planning a spontaneous trip! Bring your curiosity and camera to discover more stories about this ancient building!🚀

Every time I visit Beijing, as long as time allows, I make it a point to visit the Temple of Heaven on the central axis, to feel the vast energy between heaven and earth. Today, there's even a rose exhibition at the Temple of Heaven, so under the blue sky and white clouds, the majestic Temple of Heaven has an added charm, haha! Spending this year's 520 with parents in Beijing is also great! 👉 Temple of Heaven route: Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests - Echo Wall - Circular Mound Altar 👉 It is recommended to buy a joint ticket, 34 for adults, half price for students, and free for those over 60 (no need to exchange tickets, just swipe your ID card, very convenient). 🌟 Highlights: A classic masterpiece, always a pleasure to see 📝 Tips: It's really sunny, remember to protect yourself! ⏳ Recommended visiting time: 2-3 hours