[2025 Dujiangyan Attraction] Travel Guide for Dujiangyan Confucian Temple (Updated Sep)

Dujiangyan (formerly Guanxian) Confucius Temple, also known as Kong Temple and Fuzi Temple, is located at the intersection of Wenmiao Street and Shuyuan Street in Guankou Town, Dujiangyan City, Sichuan Province. It is a site from the Five Dynasties and covers an area of 47 acres. It is the largest and most complete county-level Confucius temple in the Chengdu area. The Confucius Temple is backed by Yulei Mountain, facing the Minjiang River, adjacent to Wenbi Mountain (also known as Jinguishan) on the left, and Xiaoleiguping on the right. It is a temple where Confucius and Confucian sages have been worshipped for generations, and it is also the location of the academy and the Confucian school official's yamen. The Confucius Temple consists of Lingxing Gate, Pan Pool, Dacheng Hall, Minghuan Temple, Xiangxian Temple, Chongsheng Temple, Ritual Utensil Library, East and West Xiu, Zunjing Pavilion, Kuixing Pavilion, etc. The Confucius Temple is the first in the country to restore the historical and cultural functions of the "temple and school in one" of the Confucius Temple, activate the ritual space functions of the Confucius Temple, run a Confucian academy to cultivate talents, and build the first Confucian Six Arts Cultural Experience Park in China. It is known as the "only living Confucius Temple in China". The Confucius Temple is open all year round. To visit the Confucius Temple, you can take Dujiangyan Bus No. 4, No. 7, and No. 9 and get off at Lidui Park (Dujiangyan Scenic Area) Station, and then walk to Dujiangyan Confucius Temple.

From Yunhua Mountain in Dujiangyan (6th picture: Overlooking Zipingpu Reservoir and Zipingpu Highway Bridge, the entire city of Dujiangyan unfolds slowly on the vast land, the Minjiang River flows towards the horizon...) come down and take a stroll along Wenmiao Street. Wenmiao Street in Dujiangyan is named after the Dujiangyan Wenmiao (Confucian Temple). The Dujiangyan Wenmiao (3rd-4th pictures), formerly known as the Guan County Wenmiao, was built during the Five Dynasties period (907-960 AD). The existing buildings are remnants of the Qing Dynasty reconstruction, covering an area of more than 33,000 square meters. The Dujiangyan Wenmiao consists of Lingxing Gate, Pan Pond, Dacheng Hall, Mingguan Shrine, Xiangxian Shrine, Chongsheng Shrine, Ritual Warehouse, East and West Wing Rooms, Zunjing Pavilion, and Kuixing Pavilion, with a building area of over 8,700 square meters. The buildings on both sides of Wenmiao Street occasionally feature wooden structures with blue-tiled bungalows, often shaded by phoenix trees and soap trees. Some typical stone arch brick gates from the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China period can also be seen, with courtyard walls mostly made of bricks and stones. However, some have become dangerous buildings due to lack of protection. Currently, there is an 'Antique Shop' on Wenmiao Street (1st-2nd pictures) filled with black and white televisions, tape recorders from the 1980s and 1990s, attracting many tourists to take photos.

🎈Experience the slow life in Chengdu - Dujiangyan🎈 🚗Go to Dujiangyan~ Not only can you see the water conservancy project and climb Mount Qingcheng, you can also go to the Dujiangyan city area 🙋The most famous place in the city is "Nanqiao", but besides Nanqiao, this place is also suitable for taking photos. 🎏🎏【Confucian Temple Street】🎏🎏 📍800 meters from Nanqiao Scenic Area 📍1.5 km from Yangtianwo Square ⌛️There is not only the Confucian Temple, but also a retro street for checking in 🙋One of the places to experience the slow life in Chengdu-Dujiangyan ⌛️Walking here, you can feel the passage of time. There are endless old objects to take pictures of, and almost every one of them has the mark of the age. 🧡💛💚💙💜 📷There may be more people taking photos during the Spring Festival, so be patient and take photos~