Nanning Confucius Temple Review

One stop from the Guangxi Nationality Museum, you can visit the museum on the way, just in Nanning 29 high school students holding adult gifts and college entrance examination swearing-in conference, very educated, by the way, by Confucius.

Nanning Confucius Temple was built during the Northern Song Dynasty (1049-1054). It was originally in the city of Cangximenwaisha City (near the foot of the water tower on Xinhua Street), and the Southern Song Dynasty Baoqing moved to Nanning Hotel in three years (1227). Nanning Confucius Temple has been rebuilt three times from the beginning of the Republic of China. Since the end of Qing Dynasty, it has gradually poured out, and only Dacheng Palace has been left. In 1982, due to the expansion of Nanning Hotel, the old Confucian Temple was finally demolished. The building materials removed were preserved in the Guangxi Exhibition Hall. In May 2007, the main project of the relocation of Nanning Confucian Temple was started, and the relocation was completed on January 30, 2011, which took more than three years. The newly completed Confucian Temple is one of the largest Confucian Temples in Guangxi and even Lingnan. 

Free attractions, you only need to make an appointment to enter, the parking lot is also free, very interesting, and there is a ritual to watch. It is worth seeing the attractions. It takes 72 hours for a green horse to enter.

Very good, it is very convenient to buy tickets.

Ticket-free, quiet, great building

Very good, there are few people when I go, the place is not big, you can see it is good