Guangzhou Travel Guide

Discover Guangzhou Self Guided Book is written by Janvi Tours, formerly Guangzhou Private Tour Guide Janvi or Guangzhou Tour Guide Janvi


Written by J. C.
Published August 2018

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Guangxiao Temple

Guangzhou Guangxiao Temple

Buddhism was a major belief in ancient times in Guangzhou, and there are many Buddhist temples in the city. Nowadays, there are still many people in Guangzhou who consider Buddhism as their religious belief, You will now visit two famous temples —Guangxiao Temple and Liurong Temple. They will show you more about Buddhism and the history of Guangzhou people.

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Hexiangu Temple

Zengcheng Hexiangu Temple

There are eight immortals in Taoism. It is especially easy to remember the beautiful woman Hexiangu immortal. The temple is a historical monument and acultural relic site protected by the Zengcheng goverment. It is also one of the eight new sights of the city.

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Hualin Temple

Hualin Temple

Hualin Temple is situated in Changshou West Road, Hualin Temple is one of the oldest Buddhist temples in Guangzhou. In the Liang Dynasty, a master Indian monk Bodhidharma came to China and built a nunnery to help spread Buddhism. Bodhidharma travelled and introduced Buddhism from Nanjing to Shaolin Temple on Songshan Mountain. He had a deep influence on Buddhism and its philosophy in China.

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The Sanyuanli Anti-British Invasion Museum

The Sanyuanli Anti-British Invasion Museum

The Sanyuanli Anti-British Invasion Museum is located in the ancient Sanyuan Temple in Guangzhou. If was originally a Taoist temple with two courtyards and one halfway for worshipping the North Emperor.

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