China Dayi Heming Mountain Taoist Temple

Zhang Daoling was preached to Heming Mountain, Heming Township, Dayi County, Sichuan Province. The four famous mountains of Chinese Taoism are: Wudang Mountain, Sichuan Qingcheng Mountain, Qiyun Mountain, Anhui Province and Jiangxi Province. Heming Mountain is also known as Yuelai Mountain in Yuelai Town, Heming Township, Dayi County, Sichuan Province. Heming Mountain is located in Yuelai Township, Heming Township, Dayi County, Sichuan Province. The mountain has a Taoist view and is named after the mountain. When the emperor of the East Han Dynasty, Zhang Daoling, the ancestor of the heavens, founded the Zhengyi League, so the mountain was revered as the birthplace of Taoism. According to history, the earliest Taoist view on the mountain was the Shangqing Palace built by Zhang Daoling ancestors, and experienced the expansion of the generation. When the Republic of China, it had hundreds of temples such as Shangqing, Tianshi, Ziyang, Yingxian, Wenchang. During the Cultural Revolution, the Taoist Temple of Heming Mountain was seriously damaged and reopened as a religious activity site in 1987. The temples of Yingxian Pavilion, Yanxiangguan, Douqi Temple, Sansheng Palace, Tianshi Temple and other temples have been restored and built.

Heming Mountain Taoist Temple is built along the mountain of Heming Mountain, layer by layer, from the main hall facing the mountain gate, no tickets, about three or four hundred meters high, you can visit, visit the Taoist Temple, pay attention not to speak loudly.

Located at the foot of Heming Mountain in Daxu. It takes about 1 hour and 20 minutes to arrive from Chengdu Wuhou District. Entering the park, it is lush and green with trees between several temples. It instantly feels that the temperature is a few degrees lower, the air is fresh, and there are few people. There is basically no incense and worshipping Buddha. It is said that it has been closed during the epidemic, and the park only opened in August, plus today is Monday, so there are few people, but this is the quiet place needed for the temple! The park is the place where Taoism is born!