Zhuling Palace

Zhuling Palace

It is located in front of shuilian cave at the foot of zigai peak in Yibei, Nanyue ancient town. In ancient times, this place was called the third cave of Taoism, and it was called "the heaven of the emptiness of the Zhuling mausoleum". It was built in the Song Dynasty and repaired in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. At the end of Qing Dynasty, it was destroyed by fire, and only the site remains.

A brief introduction of Zhuling palace in Nanyue

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The Nanyue Taoist Association raised a lot of money and started to rebuild it in May 2000. At the end of 2003, it was completed and the millennium old temple was revived. The palace covers an area of nearly 20 mu, with a construction area of 3800 square meters. It is composed of five entrances and seven courtyards surrounded by walls.

The central axis is xiantianmen, Lingguan hall, luzu hall, Zhuling hall and Sanqing hall. There are Cihang hall, God of wealth hall, bell and drum Pavilion, East and West guest hall, liaoshe, danfang, Zhaitang and storehouse in the two chambers. The fourth entrance to the main hall is dedicated to Emperor Zhu Ling. The hall stands on the stone platform, with five rooms in width and 15.60 meters in height. It has a double eaves, and is decorated with brackets, glazed roofs, painted buildings and carved beams. In front of the hall, there are four blue stone carved dragon pillars with exquisite workmanship.

Address: 042 County Road (next to Shuiliandong scenic spot)

Longitude: 112.75261100007

Latitude: 27.270822999915