Located in the north of Qufu, it is a special cemetery for Confucius and his family, and it is also the oldest and largest clan cemetery in the world. Confucius died in April of the 16th year of Lu Aigong (479 BC) and was buried in Lubei. Their descendants were buried in the mound, forming today's Konglin. Since Zigong planted trees for Confucius' land tomb, there have been more than 10,000 ancient trees in Konglin. Since the Han Dynasty, the rulers of past dynasties have rebuilt and expanded Konglin 13 times, even reaching the present scale, with a total area of about 2 square kilometers and 5.6 kilometers of forest walls around it. The wall is more than 3 meters high and 1 m thick. Guo Moruo once said: This is a very good natural museum and a chronicle of the Confucius family. Kong Lin also played an irreplaceable role in studying the political, economic and cultural development and the evolution of funeral customs in China. Kong ticket price introduction:

Forest tickets:

50 yuan

Three-hole coupon

Per person: 185 yuan

Tourists who buy joint tickets

You can visit Yan Temple and Han Wei Stone Sculpture Museum by ticket. Half-price tickets are available for students, third-level disabled people and senior citizens aged 60-70. Tickets are free for people over 70 years old, active servicemen, and disabled people above level 2, and children under 1.4 meters are free.

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