Leshan Confucius Temple Travel Guide! Travel through a thousand years in 1 second!

The Leshan Confucius Temple is located at No. 66, Yue'ertang Street, Shizhong District, Leshan City, Sichuan Province. It was built during the Wude period of the Tang Dynasty. It is a ritual building for worshiping Confucius and a witness to the history, culture, science and technology, and social development of ancient Leshan. Here is a travel guide for the Leshan Confucius Temple: - Transportation: - Self-driving: Navigate to Leshan Confucius Temple. From Leshan City, take Jiading Middle Road, Jiading South Road, and Dingdong Street to reach the temple. The whole journey is about 3 kilometers and takes about 10 minutes. - Public transportation: Take bus No. 1, 2, 12, 13, or 201 and get off at Leshan Confucius Temple Station, then walk to the temple. - Opening hours: 9:00-18:00. - Tickets: Free. - Tour route: - Go up to Laoshao Peak from the alley on the right side of the temple: Go up from the alley on the right side of the Leshan Confucius Temple to reach the middle of Laoshao Peak. Here you can overlook the panoramic view of the temple. The green tiles and red walls are very beautiful. - Visit the temple: The Leshan Confucius Temple faces east and is symmetrically arranged along the central axis. The architectural layout is basically complete and gradually rises along the mountain. The existing buildings include Pan Pool, Lingxing Gate, Xian Guan, Shengyu, Minghuan Temple, Xiangxian Temple, East and West Side Halls, Zunjing Pavilion, Chongwen Pavilion, Dacheng Hall, and Chongsheng Temple. - Visit the Wuhan University Westward Migration Memorial Exhibition: Inside the Leshan Confucius Temple, there is a Wuhan University Westward Migration Memorial Exhibition, which tells the history of Wuhan University's westward migration to Leshan during the Anti-Japanese War. - Precautions: - The temple is a cultural place. Visitors should keep quiet and not make loud noises during the visit. - The buildings and cultural relics in the temple have historical value. Visitors should take care of them during the visit and not touch or damage them at will. - The incense in the temple is very strong. Visitors should pay attention to safety during the visit and not get burned by the incense.