Chunyang Palace

The key cultural and environmental protection unit located on the side of Wuyi Square in the center of Taiyuan, the Taoist part of Lu Dongbin is currently under renovation and cannot be visited. However, there is a sign at the entrance of this group of buildings that is "Shanxi Ancient Architecture Museum" - this is worth seeing. Maybe because of the partial opening, the ticket is only 15 yuan half the original price. The ancient architectural museum is in the space behind the Taoist Temple. There are three courtyards, terrace pavilions and corridor paths with unique design. Many ancient wood, stone and bronze statues are placed directly in the corridors and brick caves, highlighting a rich collection and casual. Some gods look at the face shape and surface texture, will think it is a modern renovation, but in fact, it is really a thousand years of vicissitudes of the old things, it can be seen that the preservation is intact, "the cultural relics on the ground look at Shanxi" is true. The museum also has a special exhibition room to introduce the knowledge of ancient building measurement and protect the ancestors of ancient construction in Shanxi. The most famous is Liang Sicheng Lin Huiyin couple.

Chunyang Palace was built in the Yuan Dynasty. It is now the Shanxi Ancient Architecture Museum and Shanxi Provincial Art Museum, and there are national treasures that cannot be left, so I came to see it specially. Location: No. 1 Qifeng Street, Yingze District, Taiyuan City. Transportation: The bus can take the north of Wuyi Square or Bingzhou Hotel Station, and then walk over. The area of Chunyang Palace is not large, only a few enter the yard, just stroll around and see half an hour to an hour is enough. On the left side of the door is the monument corridor, the wire is blocked, and you can't watch it at a particularly close distance. The more you walk along the monument corridor, the longer you find that the more old you are, the handwriting on some of them is still very clear, it is worth seeing. On the right hand side of the main entrance is a hill pavilion, and you can see broken monuments and sarcophagus, and there are some guns on the right. Walking along the main entrance, about two or three into the yard, Lu Zu Temple is the main hall, there are matching halls on both sides, the back yard is built according to the shape of gossip, double-layer structure, it is worth seeing. Inside the main hall, there is a forbidden exit of Changyang Tianzun elephant, other electricity measurements and upstairs are mainly some Buddha statues, murals, Lu Zu's introduction, etc. Some places will have a QR code, you can scan the code for free to listen to the explanation.

Chunyang Palace, also known as Luzu Temple, is a famous local Taoist view in Taiyuan. It was originally built for the Taoist monk Lu Dongbin. The word "Chunyang" is the number of Dongbin and the "Palace" is the palace of the gods. Chunyang Palace is named for the worship of Lu Dongbin. It was built in the Yuan Dynasty and was rebuilt during the Ming Wanli period (1573-1620). The Qing Qianlong Emperor (1736-1795) was expanded to build a three-story pavilion. The main buildings are: Lu Zu Palace, Huilang Pavilion, Yuhuang Pavilion (Pavilion), Peidian Palace, Brick Cave Cave, Guangong Pavilion, etc. The four corners of the palace are built in one corner of the eight corners of the palace. Most of the existing buildings in the palace are the remains of the Ming and Qing Dynasties.

The gate of Chunyang Palace was built after liberation. It is rebuilt on the top of the mountain, with red walls and green tiles. There is a pair of iron lions in front of the door. Chunyang Palace is also known as Lu Zu Temple in Taiyuan. It was originally built for Lu Dongbin, a Taoist priest in Taoism. The word "Chunyang" is the number of Dongbin and the word "Palace" is the palace of the gods. Chunyang Palace, named for the worship of Lu Dongbin. It was built in the Yuan Dynasty and rebuilt during the Ming Wanli period (1573-1620). The Qing Qianlong Emperor (1736-1795) was expanded and three-story pavilion was built. The main buildings are: Lu Zu Palace, Huilang Pavilion, Yuhuang Pavilion (Yuan Pavilion), Peidian Palace, Brick Voucher Cave, Guangong Pavilion, etc.

Taiyuan. . . Chunyang Palace. . . . Unfortunately, it is being renovated. . . . .