#Fairy Cave Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in Jun)
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Taoist Temples
Address:
Xianrendong Road, Nanming District, Guiyang
Recommended sightseeing time:
1 hour
Come to Guizhou Province, save effort and money! Recommended by a senior Guiyang resident
Two-day and one-night route
Day1: North Catholic Church Caijia Street Yantang Street - Radio Lane Wenchang Pavilion Jiaxiu Tower - Huaguoyuan White House - Qingyun Street Day2: Yelang Valley - Xianrendong
Attraction introduction North Catholic Church
The church built in 1876 is a mix of Chinese and Western styles. The north gate of the church is a Chinese-style pagoda-style bell tower, and the south gate is a church archway. The light inside is beautiful in the afternoon.
Radio Lane + Wenchang Pavilion
Radio Lane is a street full of life, and Wenchang Pavilion is next to it. You can take a picture of Wenchang Pavilion and Dongshan Temple in the same frame from the ancient city wall.
Jiaxiu Tower
The iconic building of Guiyang city, the bridge reflection is very beautiful when the lights are on at night by the Nanming River. Zhou Shen also took pictures here. Drones are not allowed inside.
Huaguoyuan Wetland Park
The White House, built with a cost of 2.7 billion, is in European castle style. It is recommended to come here in the evening, so you can take pictures of both day and night. The landmark Twin Towers is next to it.
Yelang Valley
It's like walking into a disappeared mysterious tribe, a magical fantasy castle. Sculptor Mr. Song Peilun spent 23 years here, and you can take beautiful pictures anywhere. Ticket price: 20 yuan
Opening hours: 11:00-22:00
Guiyang Xianrendong
Xianrendong was a place where ancient literati drank and wrote poems, and Wang Yangming left a poem here. It is now a Taoist temple. There is a cave halfway up the mountain where you can overlook the old city of Guiyang.
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Guizhou Tourism｜The combination of Karst landform and Taoist culture-Guiyang Xianrendong
☯️Xianrendong got its name from Wang Yangming, who was demoted to Guizhou Longchang Post (now Xiuwen) during the Ming Dynasty. The Taoist palace was built during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, with attractions such as Sanqing Hall, Sanguan Hall, Renxian Pavilion, Sheshen Rock, Huixian Bridge, and Grottoes. The Sanqing Hall is a three-story pavilion, with birds and beasts sculpted on the corners of the flying eaves, rebuilt in 1919. The Sanguan Hall was built in 1673 and is the only ancient building in Xianrendong that still exists today.
🐱You can burn incense and pray for blessings in this Taoist temple, where there are two cute cats that have been rua and have no temper. The back mountain of the Taoist temple is said to be where the immortals live. If you climb up the straight steep mountain, you can overlook Guiyang City from the perspective of the immortals, which is quite interesting.
🪭Tour tips: You can go to the nearby farmers market, and walk up from the farmers market for about ten minutes to reach the entrance of Xianrendong. After entering, you can reach the top of the mountain by climbing along the steep path for ten minutes (this road can be driven directly to the entrance of Xianrendong, but the road in the farmers market is narrow and there are also shop cars parked on the side of the road. If you encounter a peak of people flow, it is difficult to drive up, let alone meet the car. There is parking at the entrance of Xianrendong)
⚠️Wear comfortable shoes, pay attention to safety, if there are many people, it is not recommended to take children to the top. 🎫Free admission.
🚇Take the subway (Line 2) or bus to Baoshan South Road, then walk for about ten minutes to reach the foot of the mountain. After reaching the foot of the mountain, walk up the steps for ten minutes to reach the entrance of Xianrendong. After entering, you can reach the top of the mountain by climbing along the steep path for ten minutes.