Yue Fei Temple Tickets

4.7/5

China – Hangzhou

Yue Fei Temple

Yue Fei Temple, located on the northwest bank of West Lake in Hangzhou, is a historic site built to honor the Southern Song Dynasty general Yue Fei. The scenic area features traditional Chinese architecture, including the temple itself, the Shrine of Loyalty, Yue Fei’s Tomb, and statues of his loyal army. These elements reflect strong patriotic values and deep historical significance. As one of the “Ten Scenes of West Lake,” the site known as “Evening Glow at Yue Fei’s Tomb” attracts culture lovers and families alike, offering both educational and emotional experiences.

Opening Hours & Visitor Information

  • Opening Hours: Daily from 07:30 to 17:30. Hours may vary due to seasons, weather, or special events. Always check official sources before visiting.

  • Recommended Duration: Spend 1.5 to 2 hours exploring the architecture, stone inscriptions, and rich history.

  • Best Time to Visit: Weekdays during spring or autumn (March–May and September–November) offer the most pleasant weather and fewer crowds.

  • Other Tips:

    • Tickets are available online or at the entrance. Pre-booking is advised during holidays.

    • Loud behavior and inappropriate actions are not allowed. Respect the solemn atmosphere and cultural heritage.

    • Combine with nearby attractions like “Sudi Causeway at Dawn” and “Lotus in the Breeze at the Crooked Courtyard” for a full-day itinerary.

Ticket Types & Prices

1-Day Admission Ticket (Adult)

  • CNY 25
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Visitor Reviews Summary

Yue Fei Temple is highly rated, with over 90% of visitors praising its solemn ambiance and historical depth. Many are moved by Yue Fei’s spirit of loyalty to the nation. Visitors often highlight the well-preserved stone carvings and ancient architecture, calling it a must-visit for those interested in Song Dynasty history. However, some recommend avoiding peak holidays to enjoy a quieter experience.

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Planning a cultural journey to Yue Fei Temple? Our guide covers all essentials—from how to get there and ticketing details to what else to see nearby. Combine this stop with other West Lake classics for a truly immersive experience in Hangzhou’s rich heritage.

FAQ

Q: Can I buy tickets at the temple?
A: Yes, tickets are sold on-site. But during holidays or busy seasons, lines may form and availability may be limited. Booking online in advance is recommended.

Q: Is photography allowed?
A: Outdoor areas are fine for photos, but refrain from using flash or being noisy in indoor halls to preserve the sacred environment and protect artifacts.

Q: Is the temple child-friendly?
A: Yes. There are walking paths and visual displays that help kids understand the history—great for family education.

Q: What nearby places do you recommend?
A: Try pairing this visit with West Lake Museum, “Lotus in the Breeze at the Crooked Courtyard,” or “Sudi Causeway at Dawn” for a day of nature and culture.

Q: Are there guided tours?
A: Yes, paid audio guides are available on-site. You can also download guides from the official app or use QR codes for self-guided tours.