Come to Shenzhen to check in@Dawang Ancient Temple

#ShenzhenAttractions The Dawang Ancient Temple in Dachong, Shenzhen, is the largest existing Dawang temple in Shenzhen. It was built in the Ming Dynasty, underwent several restorations in the Qing Dynasty, and was rebuilt again in 1996. The current Dawang Ancient Temple has a layout of five bays, two entrances and one well, with a width of 15.3 meters and a depth of 17.8 meters. It includes the mountain gate, front hall, sacrificial pavilion, left and right wing rooms, left and right verandahs, left and right side halls and back hall. It is one of the many South China Sea temples in coastal areas that worships Zhu Rong, the God of the South China Sea. The ancient temple faces the mountains and the sea. There are stone lions and stone drums in the front, towering ancient trees in the back, and many murals painted in the corridors. The wooden screens carved with different flowers and plants, the majestic eagle carvings on the beams, and the ancient door handles have stains left by daily touch. These tiny details, like the Zheng Ancestral Hall, have been renovated over the years during renovations. Saved. According to reports, every year on the 15th day of the second lunar month, the Dachong Dawang Ancient Temple will hold a Dawang Birthday event. Surrounding residents and villagers and believers will gather here to burn incense, pay homage, and pray for good weather in the coming year. Friends who come near Dachong in Nanshan, remember to come to Dawang Ancient Temple to pay homage! ! Detailed address: Near No. 26, Dachong Village, Nanshan District, Shenzhen (free visit)