Zhenwu Temple

Zhenwu temple is located in the northwest corner of Yuzhou City. In history, Zhenwu temple was built on the highest wall of the North Fort of 800 Village Fort in Yuzhou City, and the scale of Zhenwu temple in Yuzhou City is the largest. The Zhenwu Temple faces south and is located on a 3-meter-high rammed earth brick platform. The temples and Zen houses are connected to form a closed independent courtyard. It covers an area of 2944 square meters. Murals are one of the highlights of Zhenwu temple. Taoist murals are painted on the East and west walls of the temple. The figures are about 1.50 meters high. There are seven Xingjun holding wat boards in the East and West. The old man is wise, the bearded man is elegant, and the young man is handsome and free. All of them show the spirit of immortality. The strokes are exquisite and vivid, and are excellent.

Zhenwu Temple

Zhenwu temple is located in fozizhuang Township, Fangshan District (62 km away from the center of Beijing). It was built in Ming Dynasty, more than 500 years ago. Zhenwu temple is a three entrance courtyard with two main halls dedicated to Zhenwu emperor and Bixia Yuanjun respectively.

Zhenwu temple has four side halls, two side halls, two companion buildings and more than ten mountain houses, with a total construction area of 3000 square meters. Zhenwu temple is the central temple of dozens of villages around the clock tower. Because the Taoist temple is very spiritual, and the main hall is dedicated to Emperor Zhenwu, it is known as "little Wudang" in the north by Taoism.

Brief introduction to temples

Zhenwu Temple (Xuanwu temple, Changping District) is located in Huangtu East Village of Huilongguan community in the north of Beijing. Zhenwu temple was founded in the late Ming Dynasty and early Qing Dynasty. In history, there were many pilgrims and incense. Now it is a key cultural relic protection unit in Beijing. In 2009, it invested more than 200000 yuan and was rebuilt,

It is the most complete ancient architecture of Ming and Qing Dynasties in Changping District.

Layout structure

In Zhenwu temple, there are front hall, back hall and left and right side halls. The main hall is for emperor Zhenwu, with hair and bare feet, sitting on the top of the hall. There are golden boys and jade girls next to them. There is a three legged dragon claw red copper censer in front of the hall. There are two Guardian gods in the front of the hall. On the left side, there is a powerful Green Dragon Statue, and on the right side, there is a brave white tiger statue. Zhenwu temple is now a free Temple of Taoism in China.

Traffic information

Metro: Beijing station - Metro Line 2 (outer ring) - get off at Gulou Street Station - transfer to Metro Line 8 (zhuxinzhuang direction) - get off at Yuxin station (b northeast exit) - walk 1.3km to Zhenwu temple

Address: northwest corner of Yuxian County, Hebei Province

Longitude: 114.56775914634

Latitude: 39.846137699863

Traffic information: within walking distance of Yuzhou ancient city