Sanyuan Palace of Guangzhou

Sanyuan Palace is located in Xianggangshan Community, Liuyan Street, Yuexiu District, Guangzhou. During the East Jin Dynasty, Taishou Baoyu in Nanhai County was built for his daughter, known as Yuegang Courtyard. The Tang Dynasty was renamed Savvy Temple. Rebuilt during the Ming Wanli period. The 16th year of Ming Chongxu (1643) expanded the palace, because of the change of the three-yuan emperor and the name of the three-yuan palace. "Three-yuan emperor" refers to the emperor, the emperor, the emperor, the emperor, also known as the "three officials", that is, the upper Yuan Tianguan, the central Yuan Diguan, the lower Yuan Shuiguan. During the Qing Xianfeng years, the three-yuan palace was rebuilt many times. The seven-year period of Qing Tongzhi (1868) was rebuilt. In 1978, it was renovated and then continued to be repaired. The total area of the existing temples is about 2000 square meters, and they are facing north and south. The central axis is built in turn with mountain gates, worship corridors, Sanyuan Temple and Laojun Temple. The mountain gate stands on more than 40 steps, built for Qianlong 51 years (1786), the stone gate is engraved with "Sanyuan Palace" on the forehead, and the stone gate on both sides has the stone inscription "Sanyuan Ancient View, Baiyue Mingshan" on the bottom of the ridge and the bottom of the ridge and the words "Daqing Tongzhi Seven Years of Yuanchen (1868) Zhongchun", which is the oldest in Lingnan area. Large-scale Taoist palace view. Cultural relics protection unit of Guangzhou.

Sanyuan Palace is located in the south of Yuexiu Mountain, Yingyuan Road. It is a long-lived and large-scale Taoist building in Guangzhou. Sanyuan Palace was founded by Taishou Baoyu in the South China Sea in the East Jin Dynasty. The first name was Yuegang Courtyard, Tang called Savvy Temple, and it was renamed Sanyuan Palace when it was rebuilt in the Ming Dynasty.

Guangzhou Sanyuan Palace is the largest Taoist temple in Guangzhou. It is a large-scale and long-lived Taoist complex in Lingnan. [View] Located in the south foot of Yuexiu Mountain, ahead of the Zhongshan Memorial Hall. [Interesting] Religious belief activity venue. [Cost-effective] high, free entry.

Taoist religious sites No tickets In the Taoist sites I have been to are very large and beautifully built.

The Taoist holy place in the city center, although it is not very incense, you can come to seek marriage.

Guangzhou Sanyuan Palace is a long-lived and large-scale Taoist building in Lingnan. According to the historical records, it was built by Taishou Baoyu in the South China Sea in the East Jin Dynasty, and it was called Sanyuan Palace when it was rebuilt in the Ming Dynasty. Sanyuan Palace sits north and south, in the south of Yuexiu Mountain, built on the mountain, gradually rising, the total area of the existing temples is about 2000 square meters, the layout is facing the Sanyuan Temple facing the mountain gate as the center, the front of the temple, the east and west, the Bell and Drum Tower. The temple is the old group hall, the two sides of the hall from south to north, the east side is the guest hall, Zhaitang, the old ancestor hall, Lu Zu hall; the west side of the temple, the new ancestor hall, Bao Gu hall and other buildings.