If you are traveling to Beijing, then you have really found the right person. I am a native of Beijing. I often go out on weekends and have been to all major and small scenic spots. There are many scenic spots in Beijing, so there are many must-see places, such as the Summer Palace and the Forbidden City.

Museum, Badaling-Mutianyu Great Wall Tourist Area, Tiananmen Square, Temple of Heaven, etc. Here I recommend you to visit the Temple of Heaven. Now I will share my experience. After learning the strategy, remember to check in and plant grass ~ Temple of Heaven.

It was a place where emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties worshiped heaven and prayed for grain.

Pray for good weather and peace for the country and the people.

The Temple of Heaven is one of the highest, most complete and distinctive temple complexes in ancient China.

?The landmark building of the Temple of Heaven Park: the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests? Detailed address: No. 1, Donglijia, Temple of Heaven, Dongcheng District, Beijing. Transportation: Beijing Subway? Line 8 Tianqiao Station Exit C or bus? You can also go directly to the scenic area gate. Opening hours: 06:00

to 21:00 (6:30 to 22:00 in low season).

Tickets: Buy a combined ticket for 34 yuan, including the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, Echo Wall, etc.

?Recommended tour routes 1. Inward-to-outward route: Enter from the east gate, enter the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, and then go to the Echo Wall, a round mound, and the south gate. 2. Outward-to-inward route: From the south gate, enter the dome, then go to the Echo Wall, then go to the East Gate/North Gate.

(Regular Route of the Central Axis)? Check-in Recommendations 1. The Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests was built in the 18th year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1420). It was originally named the "Great Sacrifice Hall" and was a rectangular hall used to worship heaven and earth.

In the 24th year of Jiajing reign (1545), it was changed to a round hall with three eaves. The roof of the hall was covered with three colors of colored glaze: upper green, middle yellow, and lower green, which symbolized heaven, earth, and all things. It was also renamed "Daxian Hall".

In the 16th year of Qianlong's reign in the Qing Dynasty (1751), the three-color tiles were changed into a unified blue tile and golden dome, which was named "Prayer Hall". It is a special building for praying for harvest during Meng Chun (the first month).

The Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests is 38.2 meters high and 24.2 meters in diameter. Its internal bays also symbolize the four seasons, twelve months, twelve hours, and the celestial stars. It is the only remaining example of ancient Mingtang-style architecture.

2. Yuanqiu was built in the ninth year of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty (1530).

Every year during the winter solstice, a "Tiantai Ceremony" is held on the platform, commonly known as the Tiantai.

It was originally a blue glazed round platform. In the 14th year of Qianlong's reign in the Qing Dynasty (1749), it was expanded. At the same time, the blue glazed glass was changed into white marble railings and mugwort bluestone table tops.

The number of stone steps, platform stones and stone railings on each level of the circular mound are all in "nine" and multiples of "nine" to correspond to the "nine heavens".

Through the repeated use of "nine", the supreme status of heaven is emphasized.

3. Huangqian Hall Huangqian Hall is the main hall where the main altar and the matching tablets of the Praying for Grain Altar are usually enshrined. It was built in the 18th year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1420). It is located on the north side of the inner wall of the Praying for Grain Altar. It is composed of three glazed

The door is connected to the altar, with blue glazed tiles on the roof of the verandah and stone railings. There is a platform in front of the hall, with eight levels in front of the platform and on the left and right.

There is an ancient rare gate on the west side of the courtyard.

The plaque "Huang Qian Hall" hanging under the eaves is a personal letter from Emperor Jiajing of the Ming Dynasty.

?Stamping Guide: The Temple of Heaven is also a place where you can get stamps. The quality of the stamps is very good and the patterns are beautiful. Now the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvest costs 68 and you can stamp it yourself. It takes about ten minutes to finish all the stamps. It is a good place to hide from the sun.

? Food recommendations (specialties) cloisonné, lacquer carving, Wang Mazi scissors, Erguotou, etc.

(Gourmet food) Palace cheese, roast duck, noodles with soybean paste, fried tripe, mutton-boiled, braised, etc.