Yue Fei Temple, Tangyin

The temple complex spans four acres at the southern foot of Qixia Hill, containing multiple halls, courtyards, and memorial structures.

The temple was first constructed in 1221 during the Song Dynasty to commemorate General Yue Fei, who defended China against Jin Dynasty invaders.

The central shrine displays a statue of General Yue Fei holding a sword while seated, surrounded by murals depicting events from his military career.

The temple opens daily from 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM with an entrance fee of 20 Yuan, accessible through multiple local bus routes.

The complex includes iron statues of five individuals who falsely accused Yue Fei of treason, displayed with their hands bound behind their backs.

Location: Tangyin County

GPS coordinates: 35.92000,114.34861

Latest update: March 9, 2025 08:51