200 high points to find the Taoist temple address in Sichuan that meets my requirements! !

Oh, it turns out you are interested in Taoist temples. Well, let me tell you my opinion.

I am also a student, and students are the best at thinking about students!

There are actually many temples and Taoist temples, large and small, in Chengdu!

Let me introduce some of the more famous ones:

Wenshu Monastery is very popular and a place worth visiting. It is said that people who make wishes there can get accurate fortune-telling. Tickets are 10 yuan per person, remember to bring your student ID, some places have discounts. I remember that there is a small courtyard next to Wenshu Monastery, which should be a place for traveling monks to stay. There are some poems inscribed on the walls of the corridor, which is interesting and worth a look. There is also a dilapidated small temple next to Wenshu Monastery, which is dedicated to Guanyin. It is not clear whether it is a Taoist temple or a Buddhist temple.

Zhaojue Temple is also a good place, relatively speaking, it is better than Wenshu Monastery. It's quiet. It's said that if possible, you can climb over the wall and go to the zoo next door, haha. I vaguely remember that there are some beautiful calligraphy in it.

The above are all temples. If you only believe in Taoism, then go to Qingyang Palace. It is a small Taoist temple. Although it is not large in area, it has a very famous name. After all, when Lao Tzu left Hangu Pass in the west, the allusion to the Three Thousand Words of Morality took place here. There is still a plaque in the temple that says "Purple Air Comes from the East". This used to be a quite quiet place. Ever since some Taoist cultural performances were held in Qingcheng Mountain one year, the place began to change. There are many more flagpoles in the temple, with Taoist charms painted on them. Naturally, I can't understand a word of them. Some bulletin boards were erected among the flowers and trees, shaped like open wooden slips, with poems written by people from the past and present engraved on them, which seemed quite literary. The Erxian Temple connected to it used to have its door locked, but now it is often open for people to visit. In the afternoon, there will also be Taoist cultural performances, music and martial arts to enjoy, but of course there is an extra charge. It is worth noting that in the Qingyang Palace, the Taoist priests all perform rituals and chant in Sichuan dialect, which is like enjoying an authentic Sichuan opera, with a strong local flavor. This place is also very popular. If you go there, you can ask the Taoist priests to tell your fortune. There are Zhouyi and Dao Zang you want, and you must touch the horns of the green sheep. It is very beneficial! !

These places are quite famous, and the tickets are not very expensive, and there is no problem with food and accommodation.

As for the address, if you come by train, get off at the North Railway Station.

Here’s the route:

Walk about 40 meters to the North Railway Station bus station

Take No. 34, go through 4 stops, and arrive at the North Third Ring Road Duan Station

Walk about 190 meters to Wenshu Monastery

Walk about 100 meters to the North Railway Station bus station

Take bus No. 123 and go through 10 stops. Arrive at Qingyang Palace Station

Walk about 80 meters to the North Railway Station Bus Station

Take No. 69, go through 6 stops, and arrive at Zhaojue Temple Bus Station

Walk about 120 meters to reach Zhaojue Temple

If you start from the North Railway Station, there are direct trains

Based on what you added, I will tell you the surroundings of Qingyang Palace You can find what you want, and next to Wenshu Monastery is the famous Wenshu Fang, which sells many small things. You can go shopping there. It is very delicious, comparable to Hefang Street in Hangzhou