Went to Yongle Palace, sharing my true feelings, every word from the heart

Yongle Palace is a Taoist temple built in honor of Lü Dongbin, one of the 'Eight Immortals'. The overall layout of Yongle Palace is spacious, with grand and broad individual buildings. The interlacing and overlapping of dougong (bracket sets) and the simple and clear carvings form the typical architectural features of the Yuan Dynasty. The main attractions include murals, the Hall of Three Purities, and the Hall of Pure Yang. The murals of Yongle Palace are treasures of ancient Chinese painting art. The Hall of Three Purities, also known as the Hall of Infinity, is the main hall of Yongle Palace. The Hall of Pure Yang, also known as the Hall of Harmony, is dedicated to Lü Dongbin, the patriarch of the Quanzhen School. Route: Starting from Yuncheng, drive along S239-Yunbao Expressway Ruicheng Connection Line-Yongle North Road to reach Yongle Palace. Precautions: Yongle Palace is a national key cultural relic protection unit. When visiting, pay attention to protecting the cultural relics and the environment. Do not touch the murals and relics. Photography is prohibited inside Yongle Palace. Do not take photos inside the palace.