Nanhai God Temple

Nanhai Temple Station is a special site of Guangzhou Metro Line 13. The subway station is located in the old district of Huangpu District, Guangzhou. It is a very meaningful attraction. It is the Nanhai Temple. It is an important witness of Guangzhou Maritime Silk Road. The subway station is also the theme of this attraction, using a lot of mirror and water wave shape design, very characteristic.

The Nanhai Temple is a pleasant scenery, located in Miaotou Village, Huangpu District, Guangzhou, with strong interest and high cost performance. It is a good choice. The only one that has been preserved is the largest and most complete sea temple, the birthplace of the Maritime Silk Road.

The Nanhai Temple was built in the 14th year of the Emperor's opening, and it is the largest and most intact temple in the four existing ancient temples, and it is the historical witness and important historical site of foreign trade. Nanhai Temple is a magnificent temple, covering more than 30,000 square meters, known as the "Lingnan Forest of Steles", its inscription, the calligraphy art of filial piety, it is dazzling, breathtaking! Ship model exhibition and unearthed cultural relics exhibition, people marvel at the wisdom of the ancient working people. The stone carvings and the brick carvings in the folk culture garden are the same as the gray and wood carvings as the Lingnan architectural art form, exquisitely shaped, varied. The garden is rich in precious trees, green trees, fresh air, shade, birds, quiet temples, wandering in it, as if through the ancient times, people linger! Intoxicated and indecisive to return.

The Nanhai Temple is well known to many people near Huangpu, and few people have visited because of the epidemic.

The Nanhai Temple is the only largest and complete sea temple in the Four Seas of China. It plays an important role in the foreign trade and transportation, is one of the birthplaces of the ancient maritime Silk Road, and is also an important historical witness and historical site of foreign trade exchanges. The ancient temple is located at the mouth of the Pearl River, and the ships from the Chinese and foreign countries are routinely going to the temple to worship the South China Sea God, pray for peace and smooth sailing. Since the Sui and Tang Dynasties, successive emperors sent officials to the South China Sea Temple to hold the ceremony, leaving many precious stone inscriptions, so there is "Southern Stele Forest". The traditional folk custom of "Borrow Birthday", held here every year in March of the Chinese lunar calendar, is listed as a national intangible cultural heritage. It has a history of more than 1,400 years and is the place of the emperors' sacrifices to the sea. The temple covers an area of more than 30,000 square meters, the central axis from the south to the north is archway, head door, Yimen, pavilion, hall and Zhaoling Palace, both sides of the corridors; Bathing Pavilion, is ancient to watch the sea sunrise, the first scene of the eight Yangcheng "Bathing day."