韩城大禹庙

The temple structure contains numerous halls and pavilions adorned with 168 detailed caisson paintings that display traditional Chinese artistic methods and designs.

Built in 1301 during the Yuan Dynasty and reconstructed in 1579 during the Ming Dynasty, this temple pays tribute to Da Yu, who managed water systems.

The Great Hall exhibits ancient Chinese architectural elements with detailed statues and inscriptions that tell the story of Da Yu through visual representations.

The temple receives visitors daily and can be reached by local transportation services from central Hancheng, with guided tours available in multiple languages.

The temple houses rare caisson paintings created on bamboo paper and hemlock wood bases, utilizing historical pigments such as cinnabar and Paris green.

Location: Hancheng

GPS coordinates: 35.48333,110.47806

Latest update: March 4, 2025 18:52