Beiyue Temple

Quyang Beiyue Temple was a place where the gods of Beiyue Mountain were sacrificed in Shunzhi 17 years (1660), and belonged to one of the five and four blasphemys of the national sacrifice system; before the Ming Dynasty, the mountain referred to by Beiyue was Damao Mountain (now a Muping County), which was tens of kilometers away, and then changed to the present-day Hunyuan Hengshan in Shanxi. Beiyue Temple belongs to the highest specification in the Wuyue sacrifice, and the roof of the main hall "Denning Palace" is the top of the heavy temple. The main hall is still a large area of the Yuan Dynasty wooden structure, and there are murals painted by Wu Daozi of the Tang Dynasty in the temple, depicting the scene of the immortals traveling with clouds and rain. There are 15 statues of gods in the original temple, which were destroyed and are now being remodeled according to the ancient law. The yellow mud mixed with straw and cotton and hemp shape, and there should be paintings in the end. The existing mountain gate "Chaoyue Gate" came in to the left is the museum, collecting information about Beiyue Sacrifice and Beiyue Temple archaeology, which is worth seeing.

The tour time is one hour, there are many monuments in it, there are many famous works in the Song and Yuan Dynasty. The temple of the Yuan Dynasty is complete, and some murals can be seen inside. The statue and half of the murals cannot be seen during maintenance.

Convenient and easy to use. The murals of Beiyue Temple are great, the real thing cannot be photographed, and the staff monitors it. He said that he would take pictures of the Linyi products in the exhibition hall at the back. There are many scattered stone monuments and stone components in the stone carving area, which is worth seeing. It is very close to the Xiude Temple Tower and suitable for visiting together.

Quyang Beiyue Temple, from Dingzhou Bus Station, take a long-distance bus for 9 yuan, about 45 minutes to Quyang Bus Station, and then dd eight yuan to Beiyue Temple, when I went, I just opened the door, the whole venue is only me alone, equal to the private browsing, the experience is very good! The temple of Dening, the ridge top of the nine ridges, magnificent and majestic, the murals inside Wu Belt and the wind, it is worth a visit!

Don't miss it if you like Wenbo, the ticket price is slightly higher. The focus is on the Temple of Dening, but the statue in the main hall is being remodeled and the taste is a bit heavy. The road at the door is chaotic and parking is chaotic.

I planned a long trip, but the trigger was actually just another outdoor organization. I didn't want to go with a group of people and didn't sign up to organize a self-driving trip. The result was just in time for the Lantern Festival event. The traffic of people in one day was comparable to a year.