Guanghui Palace

Guanghui Palace is a famous Taoist resort in Nanxun. It was built in Song Dynasty and has a very long history. It is rumored that Zhang Shicheng, the leader of the peasant uprising in the end of Yuan Dynasty, used this as a palace, so the place is also known as Zhangwang Temple. There is Guanghui Bridge in front of the temple, and Zhangwang Temple Bridge. The main hall is for Huang Daxian, and the side hall is for Guanyin Bodhisattva.

The Guanghui Palace in Nanxun is very beautiful! It is said that it was built in the Northern Song Dynasty (1065-1068 AD) and has a history of thousands of years. The temple is the highest god of Taoism, the "three Qings" god, and is originally called the Guanghui Palace. After the end of the Yuan, Zhang Shicheng, the leader of the peasant uprising, built a granary here, and occupied the Guanghui Palace as a palace, commonly known as Zhang Wang Temple. Guanghui Palace has been through the vicissitudes and has been destroyed and built three times. In 2003, the protective development project of Nanxun Ancient Town accelerated the pace and included the reconstruction of Guanghui Palace in the plan. The reconstruction basically restored the original appearance of Guanghui Palace according to historical data and Taoist pattern. Now in Guanghui Palace, you can see the statue of the Emperor of Busan, which was worshipped when the Guanghui Palace was first built, the statue of the king, the god of Zhenshanmen, and the statue of the Taoist representative of Huang Daxian.

Huang Hui Palace, in the central area of Nanxun, is a palace of Taoism. The bright yellow buildings are particularly eye-catching. Come here to learn about Taoism culture. It is very good. There is also a place to pray for coins. It is very fun!

Guanghui Palace is a Taoist temple in the ancient town of Nanxun. The entrance is like a statue. You can kneel and donate incense money. You can't see the Taoists. So all tourists are voluntary and there is no charge. There are 28 star portraits on both sides. There is a release pool in the back yard, and there is a second temple. There are incense on the side door so that you can incense, but no price is asked. The whole palace is yellow of Taoism.

Guanghui Palace is the temple of Lushan. According to the town's Zhizai, Guanghui Palace "Song time stops a hall, worships the statue of Lushan", "for the incense of Daoliu." Guanghui Palace has experienced several declines and prosperity changes, and its scale has been expanding in the reconstruction. The Zhengdong dwarf in the seven years (1627) tomorrow will be rebuilt, and the Zhengdian is easy to Fengsanqing. And the rear hall is added to the Yuhuang Pavilion, and the mountain god is moved to the main hall. The entire architectural group consists of Miro Pavilion, Dongyue Temple, Chenghuang Temple, Lei Zhen Temple, Sanqing Temple and Vesta Palace, and the momentum should be quite magnificent.

广惠宫是一座道观， 初建历史已经很长了，大约距今有1000年了，但是期间屡被破坏，历经沧桑，曾三毁三建。建国以后，随着南浔古镇的保护开发，在2003年进行了系统性的兴建，基本以恢复广惠宫原貌为主，殿内祀奉道教最高神"三清"神像，及道教代表黄大仙神像等，总体感觉比较新，对研究道家文化的人还是有参考价值。