Ancient City Huangshan Mountain Park Wenchang Palace

Lijiang Wenchang Palace is located at No. 29 Shishan Road, Gucheng District, Lijiang City, Yunnan Province, and is a national scenic spot. Wenchang Palace was built during the Qing Dynasty and the current scale of the renovation and construction has been completed. There are Dapeng, Laozi murals, Wenchang Emperor, Guanyin Bodhisattva, Wencai God, and Joseph-Lock visiting Yunnan Road Exhibition. Wenchang Palace is a ticket-free attraction. The nearby observation deck is the same as the Wangu Building where you can see the panoramic view of Lijiang Old Town. From here, you can reach Mufu, Sifang Street, Bar Street and other attractions.

Lijiang Ancient City - The ancient city before 10 o'clock in the morning is very quiet, the observation deck in front of Wenchang Palace is great, there is no need to buy tickets here. But Lion Rock did not go to collect tickets separately. Wenchang Palace in Caobao Mountain, Lushan County, Yunnan, was built during the Nanxun period, and the courtyard was all pools. An island in the pool, the island built pavilions, its front and back bridges to the main hall and the mountain gate.

A palace in the white sand mural in the ancient town of Baisha, Lijiang, should be worshipped by Wenquxing. During the epidemic, there were almost no tourists. We were equivalent to a private tour. The palace was a bit long and looked particularly artistic. It was quite interesting to bring children over to stroll around.

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From the Wangu Building parallel to the direction of the waterwheel, you can reach Wenchang Palace. Go outside Wenchang Palace, pick up the level, go through the gate building, and enter a quiet side. Entering the courtyard, the left side is a Zen-filled tea room (later I learned that this tea room is a matching set of Anlu), and the right side is the Wenchang Palace. There is a picture display on the second floor, which is an old photo of the customs and culture related to Lijiang, which is quite interesting. Out of Wenchang Palace, there is a wider courtyard above, want to enter to watch, but a waiter-like lady just came, telling that non-booking or in-house guests can not enter. I found out that it was the courtyard of Anlu's guest room, so I did it.