Foshan Ancestral Temple, a Taoist holy site

Foshan Ancestral Temple, a national 4A-level tourist attraction, also known as Beidi Temple/Lingying Temple, was originally built in 1078. It has been rebuilt since then and is now known as a folk art museum. The temple is adorned with architectural decorations using pottery sculpture, wood carving, brick carving, and plaster sculpture, which are exquisitely crafted and dazzlingly beautiful. It is also acclaimed by foreign friends as the Palace of Oriental Folk Art, with an admission fee of 20 yuan. Foshan Ancestral Temple, together with Zhaoqing Yuecheng Dragon Mother Temple and Guangzhou Chen Clan Ancestral Hall, are known as the three great treasures of ancient Lingnan architecture. 🚉Transportation Strategy: 🚘Self-driving: Navigate to the Ancestral Temple, there are parking lots nearby, but they charge a fee. 🚌Bus: Routes 103, 106, 112, 114, etc. 🚇Subway: Take the Guangfo line to Ancestral Temple D exit, and walk about 408 meters ❤Recommended Reason: Here, you can see a large amount of pottery sculpture, wood carving, and brick carving used in the decoration of ancient temples. You can also experience Lingnan culture, including elements such as Wong Fei-hung, Ip Man, kung fu, lion dance, paper cutting, and other intangible cultural heritage items.