Qufu, the birthplace of the philosopher Confucius over 2,500 years ago, is home to the Qufu Temple of Confucius, one of three Confucian sites in the city that share a UNESCO World Heritage listing. Spanning 35 acres (14 hectares), this vast and historically significant complex is among China’s largest, encompassing hundreds of buildings. Visitors can explore the extensive grounds and immerse themselves in the rich history and cultural heritage of Confucianism, experiencing the grandeur and scale of this monumental site.
Qufu Temple of Confucius (Kong Miao)
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