The Five Immortals Temple Reopens: Discover the Legend of the Five Immortals in Guangzhou

Guangzhou is a city with a long history. In addition to its modern skyscrapers, it is also home to many ancient buildings. Recently, the Five Immortals Temple, a red-walled and green-tiled ancient building, has reopened and become a new hot spot in Guangzhou! 📍 Five Immortals Temple - The Legend of the Five Immortals 🚇 Transportation: Take the subway to Haizhu Square Station, Gongyuanqian Station, or Ximenkou Station, and walk for about 10 minutes. 🎫 Tickets: Free, no reservation required 🈺️ Opening hours: 9:00–17:00 (closed on Mondays) 🌟 Highlights: The First Tower in Lingnan: Built in the Ming Dynasty, the tower has a 5,000 kg bell hanging inside. The red walls and green tiles make it a perfect photo background. The Immortal's Thumbprint: A rock with a depression in the garden's pond, said to be the footprint of one of the Five Immortals. Historical Inscriptions: The temple has many inscriptions from the Song to Qing Dynasties, recording the history and culture of the Five Immortals Temple and Guangzhou. 🌟 Tour route: Ming Dynasty Stone Kylin at the Gate: The stone kylin at the gate is still majestic despite the wind and rain. Wooden Archway: A traditional structure with typical Lingnan and Guangfu characteristics. Rear Hall: The most complete Ming Dynasty building in Guangzhou, with a green glazed tile roof and double eaves, featuring typical Lingnan ancient architecture. The First Tower in Lingnan The Immortal's Thumbprint Xianlin Garden Ziyan Pavilion Nanyue Museum of Former Celebrities