Tianfei Temple

Nanjing Tianfei Palace is located in the Lion Rock, Gulou District, Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, next to Jianning Road, built during the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty. Three to eleven years of Qing Xianfeng, Nanjing Tianfei Palace was repeatedly destroyed during the Taiping Tiangu Uprising to the War of Resistance Against Japan in the Republic of China. Since July 2004, Nanjing has spent a lot of money to rebuild and open the 600th anniversary of Zheng He's Xiyang. Nanjing Tianfei Palace, outside Nanjing Yifengmen, is adjacent to Jinghai Temple and Yuejiang Building. It is included in the Yuejiang Building Scenic Area. Tianfei Palace and Jinghai Temple are free to open.

Tianfei Palace is a Mazu Temple, located at No. 254 Jianning Road, Gulou District, Nanjing City, is an important part of Yuejianglou Scenic Area, which has the display and display of Zheng Chenggong and Mazu's relevant situation.

Adjacent to the Tianfei Palace and Jinghai Temple, the current buildings are newly built, the area is not large, and it is a four-star attraction. For the Mazu Niangniang. The square in front of the door is relatively open and there are basically no tourists. They are all locals who are leisurely strolling.

Tianfei Palace is an important building in the scenic spot of Tianfei Palace in Yuejianglou Scenic Area, No. 202 Jianning Road, Gulou District, Nanjing. Although it has been rebuilt in recent years, there are still many monuments to view.

The Tianfei Palace has Zhenghe Memorial Hall, the exhibition hall of the negotiation scene, the Mazu Cultural Exhibition and the main exhibition of "Jinghai Bosang". The main buildings include the Tianfei Palace, the Guanyin Palace, and the Stele Pavilion. It is a key sightseeing spot for the Lianzhan mainland visiting mission to Nanjing.