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Temple of Heaven Tickets, Beijing
Temple of Heaven Park, Dongcheng District, Beijing, China
Entry to the Temple of Heaven, where the emperors prayed for good harvests – with an optional audio guide for the Hall of Prayer, the Echo Wall and the Circular Mound Altar.
Choose tickets₹867 per adultBuilt in the 15th century, the Temple of Heaven is China's largest surviving imperial altar complex and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its round, triple-roofed Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests is one of Beijing's most recognisable buildings.
Walk through old cypress groves to the Imperial Vault of Heaven, the Echo Wall and the open Circular Mound Altar. In the mornings the park fills with locals doing tai chi, dancing and playing cards.
Highlights
- Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests
- Echo Wall and Circular Mound Altar
- Early-morning tai chi in the park
- Audio guide option
Options & prices
2 options to choose from.
Entry Tickets
- 8:00 AM · 12:00 PM
- Entry to Temple of Heaven
- Adult (18 – 59 years)
- ₹867
- Student (Full-time undergraduate students or below with valid ID.)
- ₹389
Entry Tickets + Audio Guide
- 8:00 AM · 12:00 PM
- Entry to Temple of Heaven
- Audio guide in any of the 7 languages: English, French, Russian, Japanese, Korean, Thai, or Spanish
- Adult (18 – 59 years)
- ₹985
- Child
- ₹717
- Senior (60 years and above)
- ₹717
- Student (Full-time undergraduate students or below with valid ID.)
- ₹717
What's Included
- Entry to the Temple of Heaven park and main sights
- Audio guide (audio guide option)
Not Included
- Guide
- Hotel transfers
Know Before You Go
- Real-name entry: carry your passport.
- Some inner halls close on Mondays.
About 2 hours Temple of Heaven park entrance
Cancellation policy: Non-refundable: tickets can't be cancelled or changed once booked.
Terms & ConditionsShow
- Prices are per person in Indian Rupees (INR) and include taxes. You pay the total shown at checkout.
- Your booking is confirmed by our team within 24 hours. Your e-ticket or voucher is sent by email and WhatsApp – show it on your phone.
- Most Chinese attractions use real-name entry: book with the exact name and passport number you travel with, and carry that passport on the day.
- Carry your passport and a valid Chinese visa. Plantenium can help with your China visa – see the Visa page.