Jingzhou Guan Gongguan Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

The Guandi Temple in Jingzhou, Hubei is a landmark building built after Guan Yu guarded Jingzhou. It is one of the four major Guan Gong memorial sites in China, along with the Guan Temple in Jiezhou, Shanxi, Guanling in Dangyang, Hubei, and Guanlin in Luoyang, Henan. It is a tourist attraction and tourist attraction on the Three Kingdoms tourism line. One of the top ten tourist attractions in Jingzhou Ancient City. Guan Gongguan stands majestically in the Nanji Gate of the ancient city of Jingzhou. It was the former residence of the Shu Han general Guan Yu who guarded Jingzhou. Guan Yu strategized here and served as governor of the nine counties of Jingxiang for more than ten years, leaving behind many heroic deeds that can be praised and praised.

Attractions distribution:

There were originally six Guandi Temples inside and outside Jingzhou City. This Guandi Temple, which was built in the 29th year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1396 AD), was the earliest and largest Guan Temple in the ancient city. The temple in the temple was later destroyed due to various reasons. Lost everything. In 1987, the original Jiangling County People's Government and the National Tourism Administration raised funds and rebuilt the Guandi Temple today on the site of the original Guan Temple according to the architectural layout of the ancient Guan Temple recorded in the Qianlong County Chronicles of the Qing Dynasty. The entire temple imitates the style of the original Guan Temple. The temple gate, main hall, Sanyi Tower, exhibition hall, etc., all buildings are all gray tiles, red walls, carved beams and painted roofs, and cornices. They are majestic and unique. The "Couple's Ginkgo" planted in the temple at the end of the Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, although the male tree has been destroyed, the female tree is still vigorous and tall with lush branches and leaves.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 2A-level scenic spot

Scenic spot features:

Cultural tour, Guan Yu, Three Kingdoms, temples, memorial halls