Baisha The Dragon Mother's Temple

Zhaoqing Baisharon Mother Temple was built in the Xianyu period of the Southern Song Dynasty. It has experienced more than 700 years of history. The temple is rich in existing cultural relics. It is the largest dragon mother palace among many palaces. It is also the only palace that the emperor has given a seal. The seventh is the Chongyan Pagoda that goes to the Dragon Mother Temple.

Inside, the legendary dragon mother is the protection god of Xijiang water people. Now many students will come here. Generally speaking, the building scale is not large, but the temple is still better-looking, and the tickets are not expensive.

Provincial cultural relics protection units, the temple is not too big, only the stone archway in front of the mountain is the old building, its stone carving art level is high, but the later rebuilt hall and other buildings, the roof of the glazed painted characters are very vivid and beautiful.

I went to work with my friends, finished the work, went there to worship God, there was a lot of feng shui, there was a lot of relevant knowledge on the wall, deepened the knowledge of the Buddha, learned how to pronounce words. It feels good.

Although the temple is not big, it should be a long time in history, and the ticket is only a few yuan. It is still possible to see it by the way. There is also a Baogong Square attractions around you can stroll together. The distance between the two places is not very far.

Zhaoqing Baisharon Mother Temple, also known as Yuecheng Dragon Mother Temple Palace. It is located on the bank of the West River on Jiangbin West Road, southeastern side of Guiding Mountain, Chengxi City, Zhaoqing City. It was built during the Xianyu period of the Southern Song Dynasty (1265 ～ 1274). Located in the Xijiang River Beach, there are ancient "white sand gathering" and "white sand watching the moon", which is also the place to sacrifice the dragon mother, so the name is. Zhaoqing City cultural relics. Tour time is about half an hour.

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