Is the Pangu Temple in Huizhou open during the Spring Festival?

Pangu Temple in Yue Chang, Huizhou was opened during the Spring Festival. Pangu Temple is located in the pass between Baiyun Temple, the first peak, and Yinpingzui, the second peak, Huiyang District, Huizhou City, with an altitude of nearly 500 meters. Pangu Palace is not a large-scale temple, but its reputation far exceeds that of similar temples around Huiyang.

Brief introduction of Huizhou

Huizhou is a prefecture-level city in Guangdong Province, located on the east bank of Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, with Luofu Mountain as its back and Daya Bay as its south. Dongjiang meanders 100 kilometers, which is one of the central cities in the Pearl River Delta. Shanwei in the east, Nanhai in the south, Shenzhen in the southwest, Dongguan in the west, Guangzhou in the west, Shaoguan in the north and Heyuan in the northwest. The terrain is northwest, high in northeast, and inclined to Dongjiang in the middle. The temperature is high all year round, with high temperature and little rain for many days in autumn and winter.

Huizhou is the central city in the middle and lower reaches of Dongjiang River, at the intersection of Hakka culture, Guangfu culture and Chaoshan culture. Various cultures blend with each other and are eclectic. Guangdong Han Opera, Fishing Songs, Folk Songs, Dragon Dance, Lion Dance, Spring Cattle Dance, Yao Fire Dog Dance and other cultural activities are popular, and the folk culture is rich and colorful. It is listed as a national historical and cultural city by the State Council.

Huizhou was an important town in eastern Guangdong during Sui and Tang Dynasties. It has been the political, economic, military and cultural center and commodity distribution center of Dongjiang River basin for more than 1,400 years. In ancient times, there was a famous county in Lingnan and a gateway to eastern Guangdong, referred to as Goose City.