This complex was actually very huge, with long rows of beautiful trees, but you must enter from the South Gate, imagine yourself the emperor and walk along the marble floor to the three main spots. But the park surrounding these temples and altar are very nice in itself and should be enjoyed if you have the time

A nice attraction - there are several large and beautiful temples spread out over this large property. In between are nice green areas of grass and trees. There are some nice shady areas with benches to sit and relax out of the sun, but some of the areas are fenced off. We went in the afternoon and it was fairly... More

When the first time i visitted Tiantan, I've found it is a beautiful temple. The shape is unique. The local guide tell me not to pray for rain here. Because it was the temple where emperor pray for rain.

We were told that there had been over 66,000 admissions to the Forbidden City an d Temple of Heaven on the day we visited. I was disappointed that more of the buildings were not opened and displaying artifacts of the era. Interesting architecture and good job of restoration.

The Temple of Heaven is a must-see in Beijing for more than just the beauty and historical significance of the temple. Tiantan Park is just outside on the grounds, and it is a wonderful place to sit and mingle with the locals. People are playing games, playing instruments, dancing, etc. Very interesting and quite entertaining. I could have spent half... More

Well worth the visit. Beautifully restored to give the impression as the emperors lived 1000 years ago

The architecture, the bronze braziers and the view of the Temple

it was good to see this temple with all its colors.

Worth looking around and appreciating the achitecture that the chinese could do this long ago.