Baiyun Taoist Temple Review

Lanzhou Baiyunguan, Gansu Province key cultural relics protection unit. Gansu Province and Lanzhou Taoist Association office address. [View] Ancient trees towering, ancient buildings. [Interesting] Religious belief activity place. [Cost-effective] Free visit.

＂ Baiyunguan ＂ also said: Luzu Temple, located in the middle section of Binhe Road, Chengguan District, Lanzhou City, according to the "Baiyun Guanbei Notes": This view was built in the 16th year of Qingdao Light (1836), and is one of the three ancient Lanzhou views. Baiyun Taoist Temple sits south and north, facing the Yellow River in front. It is originally composed of the East, Central, West and the back four buildings. It is large in scale. Various temples, pavilions, corridors, Daoshes and other buildings and the entire ministry and bureaus have obvious Qing Dynasty architectural styles, and have been repeatedly damaged. Today there are only three main halls, bell and drum towers and theatres. Baiyunguan is one of the large-scale Taoist Quanzhen ten-sided jungles in Lanzhou. Historically, there have been two Baiyunguans in Lanzhou. The existing Baiyunguan is called the Lower View, and a Baiyunguan in Cuijiaya in Qilihe, Lanzhou is the upper view, but its viewing site is all destroyed in ＂ Cultural Revolution ＂. Now it has become a arable land. Today, Baiyunguan is the seat of Gansu Provincial Taoist Association and Lanzhou Taoist Association.

Walk along the Yellow River in Lanzhou and walk to Baiyunguan. Although there is a long history, the pavilions inside are all new. The only two ancient stone monuments are protected with glass covers, but there is no introduction next to it, which is a pity.

[View] The scenery is really beautiful [Cost-effective] The price is relatively high [Cost-effective] [Cost-effective] [Interesting] Very interesting and cost-effective

The white clouds view built by Qingdao Light for Fenglu Ludongbin are full of incense. It is on the edge of the Yellow River on Binhe Road. It is more popular than Jintian view. No tickets are required, but the inside is not too big. There are several ancient buildings, but you can feel the style of Taoist, not far from Zhongshan Bridge. Also part of the Lanzhou Yellow River Baili style line, you can stroll along the way...