What Taoist temples are there in the main city of Chongqing?

Laojun Cave, Baiyun Temple and Guan Yue Temple.

Laojun Cave, 1, is the largest and most important temple in the main city of Chongqing and an important Taoist temple in Chongqing. For hundreds of years, on the first and fifteenth day of the first lunar month, or on traditional festivals such as Tomb-Sweeping Day and Zhongyuan Festival, pilgrims made incense and tourists climbed mountains, and incense was extremely popular for a while.

2. Baiyun Temple, located in Shijiao Town, Qijiang District, Chongqing, is the highest peak of Yingshan, with an altitude of 1085 meters, facing Gujian Mountain across the Weihe River. Baiyun Temple, 80km away from downtown Chongqing, is a famous Taoist shrine in southwest China.

3. Guan Yue Temple, located at Gulou West Street 149, Xicheng District. This is the temple of Prince Chun Xian, the seventh son of Daoguang Emperor. Prince Chun Xian's Hall was built in the 17th year of Guangxu (189 1) and completed in the 25th year of Guangxu (1899).

Expand the information of Baiyun Temple, and pass it on as the place where Lao Tzu practiced. During the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, Yang Changfu, a Taoist priest from Jiangxi, came here to build a Taoist temple. When he was digging the foundation, he found an inkstone engraved with the word "Baiyun", hence the name.

During the Cultural Revolution, the party secretary of Baiyun Commune forced the so-called black five elements (landlords, rich peasants, counter-revolutionaries, bad elements and Rightists) to destroy Baiyun Temple. It was a sunny day, but when everyone was working hard, suddenly there was a strong wind, lightning and thunder, and rain and lightning only raged in the tiny place on Baiyunguan Mountain.

Everyone was frightened and quickly kowtowed and said, "God, we were forced. If you want to be angry, give it to those who force us! " "However, after the storm, Baiyun Temple has been completely destroyed.

Baiyun Temple was restored and opened in 1999, and now it is listed as one of the three major Taoist holy places in southwest China, with a growing incense.

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