Exploring historic Qufu is bas

Exploring historic Qufu is basically a time machine 🚀— Confucius vibes, ancient town alleys, and modern local life collide here! Everyone calls each other “Teacher” (no joke), it’s part of the awesome culture. The new town beside the Confucius statue entrance is full of energy: new shops, cool performances, and a hotel that’s Instagram-worthy. If you want both tradition and fresh experiences, Qufu is extra.

Must-See Places in Qufu

Liaohe Ancient Town
Location: 陵城镇廖河商业街A10-14号
Opening: 09:45-21:00, all year
Perfect for: Wandering historic streets, people-watching, and catching glimpses of ancient local life that still feels super relevant.

Luyuan Town
Location: 山东省济宁市曲阜市尼山镇圣像路9号
Opening: 09:30-21:30 (until Dec 31; tickets until 19:00)
Admission: 60 RMB
Tip: It’s next to the Confucius statue and the “new town” district. Come for live shows, new stores, and hang at the fancy hotel lobby.

Confucius Museum
Location: No. 100 Confucius Avenue, Qufu
Opening: Tue-Sun, 09:00–17:00 (last entry 16:00), closed Monday
Tip: If you dig Chinese philosophy or cool architecture, this spot’s a must—explore artifact exhibits and interactive displays.

Getting Around:
Local taxis and public buses cover most areas—save money by grabbing a city map at the station! If you’re heading between towns, Didi is handy but sometimes hard to hail near ancient alleys.

Food:
Look for small street food stalls in Liaohe Ancient Town—try egg pancakes or Jining beef noodles.

Key Tips:
Pack for random weather! Qufu flips between cloudy and sunny fast. Always keep extra cash—some markets don’t do digital pay.

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