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Top 10 temples for Spring Festival prayers

china.org.cn / chinagate.cn by Lin Liyao, February 25, 2015 Adjust font size:

   Sanyuan Palace, Guangdong (广州三元宫)

 

Sanyuan Palace,one of the 'Top 10 temples for Spring Festival prayers' by China.org.cn.

Sanyuan Palace in Guangdong [gzlsjy.cn]

Sanyuan Palace, situated at the southern foot of Yuexiu Hill, is the oldest and largest Taoist building in Guangzhou. The history of the temple can be traced back to the Eastern Jin Dynasty (316-420), and its original name was Yuegangyuan. In the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), the site was rebuilt, in its original image and received its current name. As one of the city's two best-known Taoist temples, Sanyuan Palace is a focal point of celebration and prayer for Guangzhou people during festivals.

Travel Tips:

Admission: free

Opening hours: 8:00 --17:00

Getting there: Take bus No. 33 or Tour Bus No.1 to Sanyuan Palace, or take subway Line 2 to Memorial Hall, Exit C.

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