Hanzhong Zhangliang Temple Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Zhang Liang Temple in Hanzhong is a Taoist temple dedicated to Zhang Liang, one of the "Three Heroes of the Early Han Dynasty". It is located at the southern foot of Chaiguan Mountain in the Qinling Mountains, at the southeast foot of Zibai Mountain, 17 kilometers away from Liuba County, Hanzhong, on Miaotaizi Street. The Sichuan-Shaanxi Highway crosses the gate, and the transportation is convenient. According to legend, Zhang Liang assisted Liu Bang in becoming an emperor and then retreated bravely. He took the name "Bigu" and lived in seclusion here. Later generations admired his strategy of "being wise and protecting oneself" and his high demeanor of "not living up to his achievements", so they built a temple here to worship him. Because he was once granted the title of "Liuhou", it was named "Liuhou Temple", commonly known as "Zhang Liang Temple".

Attractions distribution:

Zhangliang Temple is surrounded by mountains and rivers. It is simple and elegant, surrounded by clouds all year round, and has the aura of an immortal family. Chaiguan and Zibai Mountains form a circle here, surrounded by a water in front of the temple and a river behind the temple. The surrounding area of ​​the temple is quiet and solemn, with hundreds of miles of tall pines, purple cypresses and verdant statues of guardians of the law. . The gentle flow of the water flows softly, like the music of a piano; the chirping of birds is crisp and clear, and the sound is transmitted through the empty valley; coupled with the exquisite temples and towers appearing one after another, it often makes the travel-worn tourists feel like they are out of this world. Zhangliang Temple has 6 courtyards, more than 150 temples, and a total area of ​​more than 14,200 square meters. The courtyards are connected and the pavilions are star-studded. There are more than 100 cliff stone steles, more than 50 wooden plaques, and more than 30 wooden and stone couplets existing in the temple. It is one of the largest ancestral temples in Shaanxi.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 4A-level scenic spots, provincial scenic spots

Scenic spot features:

Photography, religious and cultural tours, temples