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There are actually a lot of temples and Taoist temples in the Chengdu metropolitan area!
One of the more famous ones I'd like to introduce:
Wenshu Yuan is a place worth going to, and legend has it that the wishes there are very accurate. Tickets are 10 yuan per person, remember to bring a student ID Oh, some places have discounts. Remember Wenshu Yuan next to a very small courtyard, should be traveling to the place where the monks stay, between the walls of the corridor inscribed with some poems, a little flavor, but also worth a look. Wenshu Yuan next to a dilapidated small temple, dedicated to the Guanyin Daishi, is not very clear whether it is a Taoist temple or Buddhist temple
Zhaojue Temple, that is also a good place, relatively quiet than Wenshu Yuan, it is said that there is a possibility, if possible, you can also go over the wall to the next door to the zoo to play, haha. I vaguely remember that there are a few beautiful words inside.
All of the above are temples, if you only believe in Taoism, then go to the Qingyang Palace, is a small Taoist temple, although the area is not big, the name is very loud. After all, it was here that the story of Laozi leaving Hangu Pass in the west and writing 3,000 words of morality took place, and to this day there is a plaque in the temple that reads, "Purple energy comes from the east". It used to be a quite secluded place, but since one year when Mount Qingcheng held some Taoist cultural performances, the place started to change. There were a lot of flagpoles in the temple, all of which were painted with Taoist incantations, and naturally, they could not read a word of them. Some bulletin boards were erected among the flowers and trees, shaped like open wooden slips, inscribed with poems from the past and present, which had some literary meaning. The Er Xian Nunnery, which is connected to it, used to be locked, but nowadays it is often open for people to visit. In the afternoon there are Taoist cultural performances with music and martial arts, but naturally there is an extra charge. It is worth noting that in the Qingyang Palace, the Taoist priests perform their rituals in Sichuan dialect, which is like enjoying an authentic Sichuan opera, with some local flavors. The popularity of this place is also very strong, you go, you can let the Taoist priests fortune-telling, there are you want to Zhouyi and Daozang, and that the horns of the green goat must be touched, very good Oh!
These places are considered very famous, and the tickets are not very expensive haha, food and accommodation are not much of a problem.
As for the address, if you take the train to come, in the north train station down well.
Give you the line ha:
Walk about 40 meters, arrive at the North Railway Station bus station
Take the 34 road, after 4 stops, arrived at the first ring road north third section station
Walk about 190 meters, arrived at the Wenshu Academy
Walk about 100 meters, arrived at the North Railway Station bus station
Take the 123, after 10 stops, arrived at the Qingyanggong station
Take the 123, after 10 stops, arrived at the first ring road north section station
We will be able to see the bus station. Qingyanggong Station
Walk about 80 meters, arrive at the North Railway Station Bus Station
Take 69 Road, after 6 stops, arrive at Zhaojue Temple Bus Station
Walk about 120 meters, arrive at Zhaojue Temple
If you are from the North Railway Station to start walking, it's a direct bus
According to your additions to the list of things to do, there are things that you want to do around the Qingyanggong Temple. The first thing you need to do is to go to the Wenshu Temple, which is next to the famous Wenshu Square, which sells a lot of small things, and you can go shopping there, where there is a lot of flavor, comparable to Hangzhou's Hefangjie