Taian Dai Temple explains how much Dai Temple tickets cost

Admission to Dai Temple is 20 yuan, and student tickets are 10 yuan. Doors open at 7:40am. Kuang Temple, together with the Hall of Supreme Harmony in the Forbidden City in Beijing and the Dacheng Hall in the Confucius Temple in Qufu, is one of the three major palace-style buildings in China. The Heavenly Palace is where the God of Mount Tai lives (enshrines); the Dacheng Hall is where the sage Confucius lives (enshrines); and the Taihe Hall is where the emperor lives.

Don’t forget to visit Baihan and Dongfang Throne in the east, and Tanghuai and Forest of Steles in the west. Dai Temple, also known as Dongyue Temple, is a grand place for worshiping the gods of Mount Tai. It would be a pity to only see the main hall in the middle line. Dai Temple, a Taoist temple, is a temple built to the highest standards. It is a place where emperors of all dynasties held retreats and rituals to worship Mount Tai. It was built in the Qin and Han Dynasties and expanded in the Song Dynasty.

The four corners of Dai Temple are surrounded by city walls and turrets to protect the emperor. There are city walls, turrets, thick gates and other attractions. Taxis going to Dai Temple will usually drop you off in front of an ancient temple on the roadside and tell you to enter from here. This small area is called Yaocan Pavilion, also called Caoshen Pavilion (the first palace of Mount Tai). It faces the street and is connected to the Zhengyang Gate of Dai Temple, which is the vestibule of Dai Temple. When emperors, princes and ministers came to Mount Tai to hold sacrificial ceremonies, they had to make a brief visit here before entering the Dai Temple to hold the formal ceremony. This is a small temple with gods of wealth on all sides. Dai Temple is divided into two parts, the first part is free and the second part is 20 yuan/person.

The first half is very small and has few attractions. Try not to kowtow, pray to Buddha, and ask for amulets. Don't go to partial temples to donate merit. The second half of the Dai Temple is the real Dai Temple. It is very large, with high walls and majestic. Dai Temple is a place where emperors of all dynasties held rituals to collect Zen and worship the gods of Mount Tai. There are also famous inscriptions left over from past dynasties, including the Li Si stele. Although there are only a few crosses left (nine and a half), they are the earliest stone carving records of Mount Tai. Dai Temple is worth a visit. But if you want to burn incense or something, you have to prepare money. You have to donate merit from the perspective of incense. Temple scenic area 1. Tongting, also known as Jinque, is located on the east side of the back garden of Dai Temple. It was cast in 1615, the forty-third year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty. The original Bixia Temple on Daiding was moved to Lingying Palace at the foot of the mountain in the early Qing Dynasty, and then moved to Dai Temple in 1972. The exhibition hall is a bronze-cast imitation wood structure with beautiful shape and exquisite casting workers. This is a masterpiece of casting art from the Ming Dynasty. Together with the Summer Palace in Beijing and the Bronze Pavilion in Mingfeng Mountain in Kunming, it is known as the three major bronze pavilions in China.

2. Song Xuanhe Monument is located on the east side of Dai Temple with Tianmen. The monument is named "The Monument of Xuanhe Rebuilding Taiyue Temple". In the sixth year of Xuanhe of Song Dynasty (1124), Dai Temple was built and rebuilt. Written by Academician Yu. The monument is 9.52 meters high, 2.1 meters wide and 0.7 meters thick. The inscription on the stele is engraved with the four characters "tribute to all generations". It was co-written by Wu Hetian of Shandong Province in 1588. 3. The Qinshan stone carvings are located at the east throne of Dai Temple and are the earliest Qinshan stone carvings. The inscription is the meritorious service of Qin Shihuang and the imperial edict of the second emperor, and it was sealed by Prime Minister Li Si. The stone carvings originally were located next to the Jade Girl Pool in Daiding, but were later moved here. There are 222 words engraved on the original stone. After many vicissitudes of time, only the seven words "I am going to be sick" and "I want to be a minister" are complete, while the three words "Four Sister's Death" are incomplete.

Qinshan stone carvings are listed as national first-class cultural relics and are rare treasures. 4. Baihan In the Baihan courtyard of Dai Temple, there are five kinds of Baihan plants. They have strange shapes, twists and turns, are ancient and luxuriant. Baihan Lingling is one of the eight scenic spots in Tai'an. This was planted by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty when he climbed Mount Tai in the year "Ji Guo Zhi" AD. When he visited Longnan in the south, he painted "Han Cypress Picture" and wrote a poem "Inscribed on Han Cypress" on a stone. 5. Taishan’s Apocalypse and Return. There are hugs

There are two pairs of squatting lions on the front and back of the tiger bone stone. They have different postures and are lively, often making tourists stop and linger. 7. Song Tianquan Temple is located on the north side of Ren'an Gate of Dai Temple. It is the main building of Dai Temple. It is said that it was built in the Song Dynasty. Renyuan Antang, Ming Jijun Hall, got its name today because of Song Zhenzong's fake "Book of Heaven" during the Republic of China. This temple is dedicated to Emperor Dongyue. The front platform of the temple is high, surrounded by carved white marble pillars, cloud-shaped pillars and curved jade steps. The weather is solemn. The main hall is nine rooms wide and five rooms deep, with eight red eaves columns standing in front of the pavilion, double eaves with nine ridges, and yellow tile flying eaves. It is magnificent and is known as one of the three major palace-style buildings in China.