Nuwa Palace

Nuwa Palace

Nuwa Palace is a national AA-level tourist attraction.

Nuwa Palace is located at the original site on the top of Jinxing Mountain, covering an area of approximately 72 acres of barren hillside. The architectural complex adopts an advanced design scheme, embodying a perfect blend of neoclassical elements and modern humanistic art. The main hall constructed here is named the “Ancestors’ Hall.” The Ancestors’ Hall is 22 meters long, 11 meters wide, and 17 meters high, and houses a statue of Nuwa, the primordial mother goddess. To her left is a statue of Fuxi, the primordial ancestor, and to her right is a statue of the Yellow Emperor, Xuanyuan. Below the statues is a carved depiction of the Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea, and to the right is a carving of the Twelve Zodiac Animals. In the center of the floor is the Pre-Heaven Bagua Diagram, while the surrounding walls feature the Twenty-Eight Lunar Mansions, illustrated with the Azure Dragon on the left, the White Tiger on the right, the Vermilion Bird in front, and the Black Tortoise at the back. On the walls on either side of the southern gate of the main hall, the left wall depicts a cicada, and the right wall shows a Black Tortoise image, symbolizing peace and good fortune.

Attraction Type: Theme Park, Rural Tourism, Commemorative Architecture

Customer Service Phone: 13305245929

Address: Jinlingsi Village, Yinping Town, Yicheng District, Zaozhuang City

Business Hours: 9:00–17:00

Suggested Visiting Time: About 2 hours

Featured Attraction: Nuwa Cave

Recommended Route: Religious Culture Park — Historical & Cultural Park — Tuantu Pavilion — Nuwa Palace — Nuwa Cave — Nuwa Shrine