Are there any temples to worship in Guangzhou? A lot has happened in the first row recently, and I want to change my luck.

Liu Rong Temple: Liu Rong Road

Haiguang Temple: In the park between Nanhua Middle Road and Tongfu Middle Road in Haizhu District.

Taoist temple:

Nanhai Temple: Huangpu District, you can take 56 1 at Tianhe until.

Sanyuan Palace: Behind Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall

Wong Tai Sin: Fangcun District.

Pure sunshine landscape: next to Zhong Da cloth market in Haizhu District (opposite to the main entrance of Zhong Da).

Baiyun Xianjing: Luhu Park.

It shows that Guangxiao Temple is not that good. The incense is too strong, but it has no Buddhist taste. It's not good to be bustling in downtown.

The same is true of Liu Rong Temple.

The Heinaro Western Temple is now in decline, and its glory is gone. Advantages: the environment is good and quiet.

Taoist Temple: Nanhai Temple, which I visited a few days ago, has a good environment and a large place. It is a famous forest of steles in South China. A temple in Nuoda is very quiet. Admission: 10 yuan.

Pure sunshine scene, under renovation, went yesterday. Because of the decoration, and located in downtown, the environment is not very good, it is not recommended to go.

Sanyuangong: Don't go.

Baiyun immortal view: the only remaining relic.

Wong Tai Sin: Whether you go or not, the place is too small to clean up.

There are also two Taoist temples, Wuxian Temple and Huifu West Road.

Pantang Temple Front Street, Jinlong Road, Ren Wei Temple.

Most importantly, the landlord decided to go there himself. Some suggestions: the environment, or choose Nengren Temple, Nengren Temple has a pavilion, you can sit and watch the world of mortals bustling, passers-by bustling. ...