Liuhou Temple

Liuhou Temple stands within Liuhou Park, featuring multiple halls adorned with traditional Chinese architectural elements, stone carvings, and decorative inscriptions.

The temple, constructed in 1909 during the Qing Dynasty, commemorates Liu Zongyuan, a Tang Dynasty governor and intellectual who served in Liuzhou.

The temple grounds host annual ceremonies and educational programs that demonstrate the connection between Chinese literature, poetry, and religious practices.

Visitors can reach the temple through multiple bus routes, including lines 31 and 105, with the entrance located at the south gate of Liuhou Park.

The temple complex includes the Luochi Pool, where moonlight reflects on the water surface when rising above Dongtai Mountain.

Location: Guangxi

GPS coordinates: 24.31889,108.41056

Latest update: March 5, 2025 02:36