Temple of the Five Immortals (Wuxian Guan) Review

从海珠广场步行去越秀区博物馆需要20分钟左右，五仙观旁边是南粤先贤馆，2个合称越秀区博物馆。门前广场一堆大妈在载歌载舞，好不快活。先去了先贤馆，人很少，空调较足，逛一下感觉不错。五仙观是露天的，里面有不少街坊带着小朋友玩，大爷大妈在乘凉。

一个被遗忘的历史文化景点，五仙观有广州第一楼之称，还是值得参观，再说也有22件文物麻烦看，景点内绿化也很不错，基本游览都不受到风吹雨晒。看广州明清文化，到此一游就得。

五仙观位于越秀区惠福西路233号，建于明洪武十年，是一座道教的寺观，是一座祭神五仙的谷神庙。寺观内建有“穗石洞天”和“五仙霞洞”，两个景点被列入羊城八景。过来这里的交通很不方便，外面的道路是单行线，而且很窄经过的车辆不多。

工作日来人不是很多，还是挺值得来的

The Five Immortals Temple is located on Huifu West Road, Guangzhou City. It was built in Minghongwu ten years (1377). It is a valley temple that sacrifices the five immortals. The view sits north and south, and the big scorpion on the door has the four words "Five Immortals Grand View" of the Qing people's books. The five Immortals Temple built on the mountain has the head gate, the back hall, Dongzhai and Xizhai. Its green glazed tiles are heavy on the top of the mountain, and the wooden structure is very well preserved and exquisite. There are exposed red sandstone layers on the east side of the back hall, with huge footprints and holes. The ancients always thought that this was the "fairy footprint" and it was preserved. In the Ming and Qing dynasties, the "Suishi Cave" and "Wuxianxia Cave" were listed in the ranks of "Yangcheng Eight Views".

The Five Immortals View is a Taoist View on Huifu Road. After its expansion in recent years, it has become more and more famous. Five Immortals view here as the old eight sceneries of Yangcheng, has a certain historical and cultural. Legend has it that five immortals once passed by, leaving footprints here, bringing prosperity to the vicinity. Now it is free to visit. There is a fairly large square open space in front of Wuxianguan, but it feels that there are not many visitors. It is quite quiet inside. On the contrary, the old people nearby like to come to the square for sports, dolls and so on. Sometimes they also set up a stage for recreational activities.

This museum is really a place to hang out.