When in Beijing, you must visit the Temple of Heaven, a world heritage site✨

Review of the Temple of Heaven, built during the reign of the Yongle Emperor of the Ming Dynasty in 1420 AD, to perform the ceremony of worshipping the heavens and earth according to the ancient Chinese beliefs, asking for rain to fall according to the seasons, so that the crops will be abundant. It is 2.7 million square meters wide, 4 times larger than the Forbidden Palace. It is considered the most complete emperor's worship building in China and the largest worship building in the world✨ The entire building is made of wood, 3 stories high, standing on a white jade base, without using a single nail in the construction. It is roofed with tiles. Dark blue means heaven. Inside the building There are 4 large central pillars, which mean the 4 seasons. Outside the first floor, there are 12 pillars, which mean 12 months and another 12 ⭐️ on the outermost represent the 12 hours of the day. The ceiling is in the shape of 9 dragons. Inside the palace, there is a dragon throne, which in 1998 was recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage. For those who want to come and take pictures with few people like this, I recommend coming early in the morning, from the time the door opens at 8.00 a.m. I chose the east side because the distance to the Temple of Heaven is not very far. As soon as the door opens, hurry and run in first. Most people will be in front of the Temple of Heaven, where there is a blue Chinese sign on top. Walk to the opposite side, there will be fewer people, like in the picture. 📌Temple of Heaven ⏰Opening hours: Open daily 08:00-17:30 🚈Getting there: Get off at Tiantandongmen Station Exit A1 is near the entrance on the east side of the Temple of Heaven #ReviewChina #TravelBeijing #PlacesToVisitBeijing #TravelChina #Beijing #NewYearNewTrip