Wugong Guandi Caishen Temple

Wugong Guandi Caishen Temple is located in the historical and cultural town of Wugong, in the southern part of Wugong Town, Shaanxi Province, with a total area of 5700 square meters. 🌟Highlights: The Guandi Temple, also known as the "Laoye Temple," was first built during the Song Dynasty. The existing structures are a group of buildings from the Ming and Qing Dynasties, including the central hall, upper hall, and side halls. The main hall has three bays, a single-eaved Xieshan roof, colorful eaves, glazed ridge decorations, and two dragons playing with a pearl in relief on the sides. The flowers are large, with distinct layers and various shapes, with branches and leaves stretching, bending, and coiling, creating a vivid and lively scene. The upper hall has five bays, a hard mountain-style roof, a front eave with a corridor, and carved hanging decorations between the bright pillars, with golden dragons coiling around the pillars. The northern side hall is called the "Zhuangyuan Hall," where the top scholar Kang Hai from the Ming Dynasty, who was from Wugong, is worshipped. ✅Must Experience: The plaque on the mountain gate with the inscription "Guandi Caishen Temple" was written by the "Horseback Calligrapher" Shu Tong. The plaques inside the temple, "Wusheng Hall" and "Caishen Hall," were written by Qi Gong. ❤Recommended Reason: The Guandi Temple is one of the typical representatives of Ming and Qing Dynasty architecture and is a key cultural relic protection unit in Shaanxi Province. 📍Detailed Address: Zhengjie, Nanguan, Wugong Town, Wugong County, Xianyang City, Shaanxi Province 🚉Transportation Guide: Take a minibus or taxi from Wugong County to Wugong Town; take a minibus or taxi from Yangling Railway Station to Wugong Town Transportation Management Station, and walk 50 meters to reach. For self-driving, navigate to the Wugong exit on the Xibao Expressway and follow the Xibao North Line directly. 🕙Opening Hours: Open all day 💰Ticket Price: Free