Jixi Confucian Temple
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A Qing-dynasty Confucian Temple complex preserved in the county town, with a well-intact Great成 Hall, easily combined with a visit to the museum.
Jixi Confucian Temple is located in the county town. It was first built in the Song dynasty, and most of the surviving structures were rebuilt in the Qing. Highlights include the Lingxing Gate, the Pan Pond, and the Hall of Great Perfection, making it one of the better-preserved county-level Confucian temples in the Huizhou region. The courtyards are quiet, with red walls and ancient cypresses, and it is well suited to a half-hour detour. Usually free to enter, though opening hours should be confirmed on site. About a 10-minute walk from Jixi Museum.
Opening hours
About 08:30–17:00
Nearby sights
- Jixi Museum
- Renli Ancient Village
- Yishi Shangshu Memorial Archway
- Longchuan Village & Hu Clan Ancestral Hall
- Longxu Mountain
- Shijia Village
- Fuling Ancient Village
- Zhangshan Grand Canyon