Yuefei Temple

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The Yue Fei Temple, built in the year 1221, consists of the Zhonglie Temple and the Qizhong Ancestral Temple with Yue Fei’s Grave inside. In the Zhonglie Temple, there is a statue of the national hero Yue Fei, above which hangs a huge sign reading "Return of the Sovereign" written by Yue Fei himself. Yue Fei's tomb is close to the Temple, with Civil and military figures, stone horses, stone tigers and stone sheep standing along the tomb passage. There are also statues of Qin Gui, Zhang Jun, Wang Si and Wan Siguo, who caused him his death, kneeling down in front of the tomb.

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8：30-17:00

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You may take bus route7, 15, 27 and 28, tourist line 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5, and holiday line 1, 4, and 6 to the Yue Fei's Temple stop and Windy Lotus in the Winding Courtyard stop, or take the West Lake pleasure boat and go ashore at the Yue Fei's Temple.

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