Qingyun Palace

Qingyun Palace

Qingyun Palace is a national AAA-level tourist attraction.

The Qingyun Palace scenic area is located by the Majia River in Qingyun County, adjacent to National Highway 205, offering convenient transportation. The Qingyun Palace scenic area was officially launched in October 2009, covering an area of over 58,000 square meters with a total project investment of 230 million yuan. Boasting a grand architectural scale and majestic presence, it is considered the largest ancient-style Taoist cultural complex in China’s plains region. The main architectural complex includes structures such as the memorial archway, mountain gate, Linggong Hall, Yuanjun Hall, Jade Emperor Hall, and Dao De Hall. On both sides are six auxiliary halls: the Bell and Drum Towers, Wenchang Hall, God of Wealth Hall, Cihang Hall, Medicine King Hall, Zhengyi Hall, and Lüzu Hall. Centered around the Dao De Hall, the southeast and southwest corners house two three-courtyard complexes — the Taoist Hospital and the National Studies Academy, while the northeast and northwest corners feature two quadrangle courtyards — the Dan Dao Academy and the Three Pure Ones Academy.

Source: Qingyun County Chronicles Office