Nanjing Taipusi Scenic Spot

Nanjing Taipu Temple is in Zhangzhou. In fact, Nanjing is not Nanjing now, and the temple is not a temple. The scenic spot is free of charge, like a corner park in the city. The official residence and Fengle Pavilion inside are charged separately. There were few people when I went there and it was very cold. Pressed it and read it again. Fengle Pavilion is a pavilion some distance away, and many inscriptions inside are artificially destroyed. It should be the reason for history. Awakening heart pavilion is already dangerous pavilion.

In the research and development of Chinese history, he expounded the strong backing of the army from one aspect, which is worth a visit. However, Fengleting is really meaningless. The inscription inside is essentially non-existent. The whole board text has been damaged and has no value.

It is very convenient to drive or play in the center of Zhangzhou City. The parking lot is difficult to find. It is recommended to play. The Taipu Temple scenic spot is large but it is newly built. Only Taipu Temple is good. It used to be a place for the management of the war horses in the Ming Dynasty. The introduction is very detailed. There are not many cultural relics, but the Taipu Temple Royal Monument is Zhu Yuanxuan's personal pen. Three eyes, Taipu Temple Qingchangfu, Ma Tafeiyan are all old antiques, and the gifts of Putin and Macron are also very beautiful. In short, it is definitely worth a visit. Online booking is also very cost-effective.

Few people, quiet, slowly to see can understand a lot of interesting knowledge, if you do not buy tickets, you can also see the attractions other than Taipu Temple, Zhangzhou this practice is worth promoting, convenient for citizens to leisure every day.

Nanjing Taibus Temple Scenic Area is located near the intersection of Xiqiao Road and Tianchang West Road in Zhangzhou City. It was once the management agency of Ming Dynasty horses. Now a historical and cultural park has been formed after repairs, and there are some relics of monuments.