Beijing Luzu Palace Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Luzu Palace in Beijing is a small Taoist temple that is well preserved today. The sect is the Quanzhen sect, the mainstream of Taoism. It is the seat of the Beijing Taoist Association today. Lu Zu Palace was built as early as the Qing Dynasty. It is said that the incense here was very prosperous at that time, especially on the fourteenth day of the fourth lunar month of the lunar calendar, which is the legendary birthday of Lu Dongbin, it was a gathering place for believers from all over the world. The Quanzhen sect is well-known today because of Jin Yong's works. The Quanzhen Longmen sect to which Lu Zuguong belongs was founded by Qiu Chuji. It was also an important place at that time, so that today there are still people traveling thousands of miles to see the holy land. .

Attractions distribution:

Luzu Palace is located at Nos. 13 and 15, Beishuncheng Street, inside Fuxingmen, facing west and east. There are existing stone foreheads, stone tablets, gourd jujube trees, ancient locust trees, artificial tunnels, Lu Zu Hall, South Side Hall, and North Side Hall Xiu Zhen Hall of the Fire Temple. The North Campus is the current office of the Beijing Taoist Association.

Scenic spot qualifications:

Xicheng District Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit

Scenic spot features:

Leisure, sightseeing, pilgrimage, history and culture, religion, architecture