Wong Tai Sin Temple

The former site of Guangzhou Huangdaxian Temple is in Huadi Village, Fangcun, Guangzhou. The restored Huangdaxian Temple is located at No. 1 Guci Road, Fangcun District, very close to Fangcun and Huadiwan subway stations. Guangzhou Huangdaxian Temple was built in the Jihai year of the Qing Dynasty (1899) and was damaged by wars in the 1910s, but the remains can be seen, such as stone couplets, relief stone pillars, plaques, door decorations, stone lions, etc., decorated with exquisite carvings. Wong Tai Sin Temple is a tourist temple landscape integrating traditional customs, culture, art and tourism. The whole ancestral hall now houses the main hall of Huang Daxian, Doumu Temple, Confucius Hall, Luzu Hall, Gongde Hall, Guanyin Hall and other buildings. The temple covers an area of more than 18,000 square meters. In addition to the main hall, the Mahavira Hall, there are also Sansheng Church and Congxin Garden. Among them, the archway has distinctive architectural features and fully expresses traditional Chinese culture. The Nine-Dragon Wall in the Wong Tai Sin Temple is modeled after the Nine-Dragon Wall in Beijing. The wall is engraved with poems written by the leaders of the Chinese Buddhist Association, adding to the traditional Chinese characteristics of the Wong Tai Sin Temple.