Jingning Confucian Temple
景宁文庙
A Qing-dynasty Confucian Temple in the county seat. The Great成 Hall (Dacheng Hall) and the semicircular pond are well preserved, making it an important historic building in old Jingning.
Jingning Confucian Temple is located in the Jingning county seat. It was first built after Jingning was established as a county in the Ming dynasty. The surviving Dacheng Hall, Lingxing Gate and semicircular pond were mostly rebuilt during the Qing dynasty. It is one of the better-preserved county-level Confucian temples in southern Zhejiang. After recent restoration, it is used for Chinese classics education and local cultural exhibitions. Admission is generally free. You can visit on foot together with the She Ethnic Museum and the covered bridge park along the Hexi River.
Opening hours
Open daytime
Nearby sights
- China She Ethnic Museum
- Dongnong She Village
- Huimingsi Village & Chimu Mountain
- Dajun Village (Window of She Ethnic Region)
- Caoyutang National Forest Park
- Yunzhong Daji Scenic Area
- Shisi Temple
- Luxi Gorge