Yuanyou Palace

Key cultural relics units in the country have a strong historical heritage. The protection is not good now. I almost couldn't get in when I went today. Fortunately, a Tao friend took us in. If you are not interested in culture, this attraction can be ignored, it is really a small Taoist view.

After getting off the train, I took a drip, and I saw that the door was closed, so disappointed. I took a few photos outside the door and the government didn't leave. I saw a religious crowd coming in from the side door. We also followed up with the religious crowd inside. It was still very good. Let us register and visit. This upside down is vast, with a long history, and the key cultural relics units in the country, but there are not many to see.

Just behind my home, the historical atmosphere is strong, it is worth your visit! Zhongxiang National Tourist Scenic Area. Huangxian Cave, Dakou National Forest Park, Obviously Mausoleum, Dahongshan Scenic Area. Mochou Village Culture Festival.

A place for the emperor's return home, the royal family and state officials to worship the tomb or hold other major sacrifices to the temple built by Emperor Zhu Houqi Yuxuan of Ming Jiajing. It was built in 1540 and completed in 1553. It lasted 13 years. Its shape structure is similar to the Beijing Forbidden City and similar to the Wudang Taoist Temple. The palace ticket is set on the top of the palace ticket with the four Yingchi characters of the first cabinet of Jiajing years, the "Yuanyou Palace Gate".

Yuanyou Palace is located on the shore of Jingyue Lake at the foot of Longshan, southeast of Yuzhong Street, Zhongxiang City, Hubei Province. It is a place built by Emperor Zhu Houqi Yuxuan of Ming Jiajing for the emperor to return home, the royal family and state officials to worship the tomb or hold other major sacrifices.

Yuanyou Palace is a famous place in Zhongxiang. Zhongxiang is the place where Emperor Jiajing made his mark. There are many relics of famous places in Zhongxiang. Jiajing advocates Taoism. This place is also the Taoist gate, and the shadow wall in front of the door is the relics of the Ming Dynasty.