Beijing

Travel guide for visiting the Temple of Heaven is as follows: 1. Transportation guide: Take the subway line 5 to the Temple of Heaven East Gate station, and exit from Exit D (southwest exit). 2. Opening and closing times: The opening and closing times of the Temple of Heaven Park vary between the off-peak and peak seasons. The peak season runs from April 1st to October 31st, and the off-peak season from November 1st to March 31st of the following year. The four main gates are open from 6:30 to 22:00; ticket sales stop at 20:00; quiet hours begin at 21:00; scenic spot opening hours are from 8:00 to 17:00 (the main gate stops selling combined tickets at 15:30 during peak season: 16:00). 3. Ticket purchase: During the peak season, the combined ticket for the Temple of Heaven Park is 35 yuan per person, and the entrance ticket is 15 yuan per person; during the off-peak season, the combined ticket is 30 yuan per person, and the entrance ticket is 10 yuan per person. The famous attractions within are almost not included in the general admission ticket and require separate tickets. It is best to purchase a combined ticket if you want to see everything. The Temple of Heaven has now opened online ticket sales, and tickets can be booked in advance. 4. Nearby attractions: • Beijing Natural History Museum: With over 270,000 specimens in its collection, the most anticipated is the 'Tian Jiabing Building', which houses many specimens that are considered unique in the world. • Taoranting Park: A modern garden landscape known as the 'Best Scenic Spot in the Capital'. • Tiananmen: Almost everyone has a childhood dream to visit Tiananmen in Beijing and watch the flag-raising ceremony at least once. • Longtan Park: A city garden where northern classical architecture and modern garden art are integrated. • De Yun Society: • Tianqiao Acrobatics: Tianqiao is the birthplace of acrobatics, and friends who love acrobatic performances should not miss it.