Beijing: Temple of Heaven Park Entrance - Adult
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国家: 中国
国家: 中国
持续时间: 1 天
描述
Discover Beijing’s Temple of Heaven, a UNESCO World Heritage Site! Marvel at its ancient architecture, spiritual symbolism, and stunning parks, once used by emperors for heavenly rituals.
The Temple of Heaven, located in Beijing’s Dongcheng District, is one of China’s most significant cultural and historical landmarks. Constructed in 1420 during the Ming Dynasty, this imperial complex served as a site for emperors to worship heaven, pray for good harvests, and perform sacred rituals. The site was originally called the "Temple of Heaven and Earth" and was renamed "Temple of Heaven" in 1530.
Spanning 2.73 square kilometers, the complex is encircled by two walls, dividing it into the inner and outer sections. Key structures within the inner wall include the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, a circular, triple-gabled building symbolizing heaven, and the Circular Mound Altar, an open-air platform for sacrificial ceremonies. The Imperial Vault of Heaven, surrounded by the Echo Wall, is another architectural marvel that reflects ancient acoustic design.
The Temple of Heaven reflects the essence of Chinese culture, with its layout and design symbolizing the connection between heaven and earth. Its circular buildings represent heaven, while square foundations represent earth, embodying the ancient Chinese philosophy of "Round Heaven and Square Earth." The site harmonizes historical, mathematical, and philosophical principles, making it a masterpiece of ancient Chinese architecture.
Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1998, the Temple of Heaven remains a popular destination for visitors seeking cultural insights and picturesque landscapes. Its expansive gardens, serene atmosphere, and profound historical significance offer a unique glimpse into China’s imperial past.
The Temple of Heaven, located in Beijing’s Dongcheng District, is one of China’s most significant cultural and historical landmarks. Constructed in 1420 during the Ming Dynasty, this imperial complex served as a site for emperors to worship heaven, pray for good harvests, and perform sacred rituals. The site was originally called the "Temple of Heaven and Earth" and was renamed "Temple of Heaven" in 1530.
Spanning 2.73 square kilometers, the complex is encircled by two walls, dividing it into the inner and outer sections. Key structures within the inner wall include the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, a circular, triple-gabled building symbolizing heaven, and the Circular Mound Altar, an open-air platform for sacrificial ceremonies. The Imperial Vault of Heaven, surrounded by the Echo Wall, is another architectural marvel that reflects ancient acoustic design.
The Temple of Heaven reflects the essence of Chinese culture, with its layout and design symbolizing the connection between heaven and earth. Its circular buildings represent heaven, while square foundations represent earth, embodying the ancient Chinese philosophy of "Round Heaven and Square Earth." The site harmonizes historical, mathematical, and philosophical principles, making it a masterpiece of ancient Chinese architecture.
Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1998, the Temple of Heaven remains a popular destination for visitors seeking cultural insights and picturesque landscapes. Its expansive gardens, serene atmosphere, and profound historical significance offer a unique glimpse into China’s imperial past.
亮点
- Explore the iconic Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests.
- Experience the acoustic wonder of the Echo Wall.
- Discover the sacred Circular Mound Altar’s celestial symbolism.
重要信息
PASSPORT NEEDED TO BOOK
包括
- Temple of Heaven Park Entrance + Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests + Echo Wall + Circular Mound Altar
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