Guangzhou City God Temple

The temple of the city of Guangzhou is a temple of the temple of the city of Guangzhou. It is located at No. 48 Zhongyou Street, Zhongshan 4th Road, Yuexiu District. The temple of the city of Guangzhou was built in Hongwu, the Ming Dynasty in 1370. It is the largest city of the city of Lingnan during the Ming Dynasty. The existing temples are rebuilt for the Qing Dynasty. During the Zhengqing period (1723-1735), the whole customs made Jiao Qinian to ask the court to upgrade the Guangzhou Mansion City to the capital of the province. In 1920, the temple was demolished and a 280-meter-long street was built. At that time, only the main hall and pavilion were demolished. The original building complex of Guangzhou Chenghuang Temple is located north and south. On the axis of the building, there are buildings such as the outer gate, the middle gate, the pavilion and the main hall, and the corridors, Zhaisu, halls, Yushifang and provincial sacrifice houses on the left and right sides. At the end of October 2010, the restoration project was completed. At present, the Chenghuang Temple covers an area of more than 500 square meters. The temple is dedicated to the five-generation Southern Han King Liu 䶮, and the two chantings located in Liu 䶮 are Hairui and Yangjiao Mountain.

The Chenghuang Temple in Guangzhou, Zhongyou Street, Zhongshan Road, is the largest Chenghuang Temple in Lingnan during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It was originally the altar temple dedicated to guarding the shrine of the city. The city hall is the god of the moat and the master of the sham. The existing Chenghuang Temple is the reconstruction of the Qing Dynasty, with only the main hall and pavilion, and there is a archway in front. The city grandpa is like gold and glittering, with 98% of the true gold and gold platinum on the surface, the paint mural inside "Open the World and the World · Fairy Roll" is painted by 4 well-known Guangzhou painters and more than 30 Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts students over half a year, a total of 8 screens, the total length span of 29 meters, up to 8.3 meters, It's magnificent and spectacular.

广州城隍庙位于南越王宫署博物馆旁边，公园前地铁站步行过去10分钟左右，僧人们正在诵经祈福，虽然室内很热，但有不少善男信女在跪拜，心诚则灵。

A microcosm of an ancient society, a place where you can go back to the past.

Small, but through the history of the precipitation of the glory

Guangzhou Chenghuang Temple is said to have been built in the Ming Dynasty for three years. It is the largest and most majestic Chenghuang Temple in Lingnan during the Ming and Qing dynasties. It is one of the eight scenic spots of Yangcheng in the Qing Dynasty. Unfortunately, it was later listed as a historical cultural relics in the 1990s and then rebuilt one after another. It is a very good free attraction in Guangzhou.