What temples are there in Xianyang, Shaanxi?

1，ankokuji:

Located at the intersection of Yifeng Street in Xianyang City, it is near the Garden in the north and Weishui in the south. There are three ancient buildings in the Ming Dynasty, namely ankokuji, Notre Dame and Guandi Temple. The original wall of the temple is wide from north to south and narrow from east to west, showing a quadrangle shape.

It turns out that this temple is a single temple, with the south gate, Notre Dame in the east and Guandi Temple in the west. It is surrounded by a narrow courtyard house in the north and south, and a cook casually writes the word "ankokuji" on the forehead of the front door with a pot brush. Calligraphy is beautiful and elegant, which was appreciated by people and calligraphy lovers at that time, so it was called "Xianyang word, Anku II".

There were five temples in the temple. There are symmetrical temples on both sides of the gate, and three temples are distributed along the axis of the central column in the middle. The courtyard is deep and quiet, solemn and solemn, with clay murals.

2. Yuanming Temple:

Located in Talpo, Weicheng District, Xianyang City, the ancient capital, it was formerly Zishanyuan in the Tang Dynasty and was renamed Yuanming Temple in the Dajin period about 883 years ago. Jiang Ziya, Wang Zhaojun and Empress Dowager Cixi all left historical legends here.

3. Longwang Temple:

Located at the northern foot of Jiupan Mountain on the eastern slope of Wugong Town in Xianyang, it is surrounded by mountains and waters with beautiful scenery. There is Dongyue Temple in the north, with pine and cypress towering into the sky; To the south, there is a small and quiet Panlong Temple. To the east, there is a lush and winding mountain road; In the west, there is a smoky Ran Ran and an ancient Wugong town. 198 1 was rated as a key cultural relic protection unit in Wugong county, and now it is the resident of Wugong Taoist Association.

4. Report to our temple:

Located in Wugong Town, Wugong County, Shaanxi Province, it was built in the first year of Yamato in Tang Wenzong (827) and rebuilt from the former residence of Li Yuan in Tang Gaozu. There is an ancient pagoda in the temple. According to the textual research on the cultural relics in the underground palace under the pagoda, the pagoda was built in the second year of Baoyuan in Song Renzong (1039). 198 1 was announced by Shaanxi provincial people's government as a key cultural relics protection unit.

5, incense burner:

Shaotailei Village, a small village in Wugong County. Now it is a key cultural relics protection unit in Shaanxi Province. The incense burner is also called "Wangxian Palace", and there are only Jade Emperor Pavilion, Qixing Hall and Sanqing Hall. Before the Ming and Qing Dynasties, this station was located in (Yang). In the twenty-seventh year of Jiajing in Ming Dynasty (1548), the inscription reads: "There are (weeks) observation platforms in the upper and lower courtyards".