Shaanxi Xianyang to Sanyuan Chenghuang Temple

Sanyuan Chenghuang Temple (No. 33 East Street) Admission is 40 yuan, with a free parking lot at the entrance. Built in the eighth year of the Hongwu era of the Ming Dynasty, the temple features a glazed tile roof, soaring eaves, and a golden reflection that is as beautiful as a palace. The glazed components, although slightly inferior to the Feihong Pagoda of the Guangsheng Temple in Hongtong County, Shanxi, are still remarkable. The last chamber, which is close to the entrance, displays the tomb artifacts of Li Shou and Zang Huailiang. The collection is small but exquisite and very lively. It can be said to be the most exquisite Chenghuang Temple in the country and is worth a visit. Do not miss the Zhao family's thousand-layer oil cake to the right of the main gate, and the Old Alley Pig's Trotter Shop across the road from the parking lot. Make sure to try and take some with you.