Yuanxuan Taoist Temple, located in Guangdong Province, is the site of the Guangdong Taoist College. The temple is laid out according to Taoist geographical principles, with the main hall modeled after the traditional palace architecture of the Temple of Heaven, exuding a majestic aura. It features several halls such as the Pure Yang Hall, Lingxiao Hall, Yuanchen Hall, Guanyin Hall, and the Three Saints Hall. Among them, the Sanqing Hall is the central structure, dedicated to the Three Pure Ones: Yuqing (Yuan Shi Tianzun), Shangqing (Ling Bao Tianzun), and Taiqing (Dao De Tianzun). Additionally, the Yuanxuan Taoist Temple has constructed the Laozi Moral Culture Park, the main attraction of which is the 18.8-meter-tall bronze statue of Laozi. Holding a Ruyi in his left hand and gesturing with his right, he sits on an octagonal bluestone platform with three levels, emanating a sense of sacred dignity. The temple is open year-round from 08:00 to 17:00, and it opens half an hour earlier on the first and fifteenth days of the lunar month.
Preferential policies include: 1. Free admission for children under 1.3 meters (not including) in height, seniors aged 60 (including) and above (with a Guangzhou City Elderly Card, except for those in travel groups), active-duty military personnel with a military ID, and those holding a Yuanxuan Taoist Temple merit card. 2. Discounted tickets for persons with disabilities with a disability certificate, adolescents aged 6 (not including) to 18 (including) with an ID card, and full-time undergraduate and below students with a student ID, who should purchase the discounted tickets at the scenic spot. 3. The above information is for reference only; please check the day’s disclosure at the scenic spot for details. Service facilities include a parking lot: [Yuanxuan Taoist Temple Parking Lot], with a reference price of ¥5 per time, located outside the entrance of Yuanxuan Taoist Temple in Xinhua Town, Huadu District, Guangzhou City, with a capacity of 200 spaces.Yuanxuan Taoist Temple
Yuanxuan Taoist Temple, located in Guangdong Province, is the site of the Guangdong Taoist College. [...]
