Longmu Temple, a temple built by the people of the Pearl River basin to commemorate the local female leader ‘Longmu’ from the Warring States period. Wuzhou, the birthplace of Longmu, acclaims her as the river god of the Xijiang River. The temple was originally constructed in the early Northern Song Dynasty and underwent two major renovations during the Ming Wanli and Qing Yongzheng periods, with a significant expansion in 2005.
The expanded Longmu Temple now covers an area of approximately 100,000 square meters, featuring a memorial arch, front hall, middle hall, rear hall, palace, turtle pond, a wall with five dragon fountains, and a statue of Longmu. The temple is open year-round from 09:00 to 17:00, and on the first and fifteenth day of each lunar month from 8:00 to 18:00. Specific business hours are subject to the temple’s daily opening status.Additional information on preferential policies: 1. Free admission policy: Children under 1.4 meters (excluding) in height enter for free; seniors aged 70 and above (including) with a senior citizen card or ID card enter for free; tour guides with a tour guide certificate enter for free; people with disabilities with a disability certificate enter for free; military personnel with an officer’s ID enter for free. 2. Discount policy: Students with a student ID can purchase discounted tickets for the scenic area. 3. The above discounts must be purchased at the scenic area and are subject to the scenic area’s daily disclosure.
Service facilities – Parking lot: [Wuzhou Longmu Temple Scenic Area Parking] Reference price: ¥20 per time; Address: Near Wuzhou Longmu Temple Scenic Area; Capacity: 100 spaces.
