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Longxiang Taoist Temple

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A Taoist temple. Located on Baiyun Mountain in Jiaojiang District, Zhejiang Province. Originally built on the northern side of Fenghuang Mountain in Haimen, it was called Longxiang Temple. In the 31st year of the Guangxu reign during the Qing Dynasty (1905), it was relocated to the eastern end of Haimen’s Cross Street by the river. After the liberation, it was moved to its current site and renamed Longxiang Taoist Temple. The temple complex includes the Three Pure Ones Hall at the front, the Cui Fu Jun Hall at the rear, as well as side chambers...

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A Taoist temple. Located on Baiyun Mountain in Jiaojiang District, Zhejiang Province. Originally built on the northern side of Fenghuang Mountain in Haimen, it was called Longxiang Temple. In the 31st year of the Guangxu reign during the Qing Dynasty (1905), it was relocated to the eastern end of Haimen’s Cross Street by the river. After the liberation, it was moved to its current site and renamed Longxiang Taoist Temple. The temple complex includes the Three Pure Ones Hall at the front, the Cui Fu Jun Hall at the rear, as well as auxiliary structures such as side chambers, Taoist living quarters, and a vegetarian dining hall. It currently serves as a venue for Taoist activities and is the location of both the Jiaojiang City Taoist Association and the Taizhou Region Taoist Association. The temple is surrounded by lush trees and boasts beautiful scenery.