Luoyang baiyun temple

Baiyun temple is a Taoist temple with ground buildings and caves built on the slope. The scenery here is beautiful, overlooking the Yellow River in the north, Shundi temple in Shouyang mountain in the south, Boyi and Shuqi's advice in the East, and Li Mi's drinking platform in the West. The original ancestral hall, chongshengmu hall, Laojun hall and jade emperor Hall of baiyun temple were demolished after liberation. In 1988, the nearby faithful men and women raised money to rebuild the Jade Emperor hall on the original site. It has five bright and three dark, single eaves, stone tiles, red doors and red pillars. It is very beautiful among the green trees. More than ten caves were dug on the East and west side of the mountain to worship the gods of folk belief. The original Jiulong hall and Shengtang temple at the foot of the mountain were destroyed. There are several stone tablets of Qing Dynasty in Guannei. Baiyun temple has a temple fair on the first and fifteenth day of every month.

Address: Baiyunguan, Mengjin County, Luoyang City, Henan Province

Longitude: 112.443118

Latitude: 34.82643

Tour time: 40 minutes

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