Yuncheng, Shanxi︱Guandi Temple︱The most worth visiting treasure place in Shanxi.

When I look at ancient buildings recently, my biggest feeling is: How lucky I am to be born in China! If you have time and happen to come to Yuncheng again, Jiezhou Guandi Temple must be your first stop [Smart]. There are so many things that can surprise you. This is also the location where the popular Black Wukong myth was filmed. The Guandi Temple here is the oldest, largest, most well-established, and best-preserved Guandi temple in existence, and is known as the "ancestor of the Guan Temple." In Shanxi, a city with numerous ancient buildings, the Guandi Temple in Jiezhou was selected as one of the third batch of national key cultural relics protection units in 1988. The "Guansheng Cultural Building Complex" here was also included in China's World Cultural Heritage Preparation List. Wandering around the Jiezhou Guandi Temple, you can discover vast cultural relics, various wooden structures, archways of different shapes, gorgeous and complicated caissons, and ancient architectural arts such as colored glaze, wood carvings, and stone carvings, all of which make the Jiezhou Guandi Temple unique. cultural value. Moreover, this small town of Jiezhou also hides a lot of delicious food. Jiezhou mutton steamed buns are famous for their deliciousness😋, as well as large plates of chicken, classic cold dishes, especially the fried eggplant, which is great for friends from out of town. Everyone was full of praise [Yeah]. Address: Wuyi Road, Jiezhou Town, Yuncheng City Time: April-October: 8:00-18:00 November-March: 9:00-17:00 Transportation: Take bus No. 11 directly from the train station