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Lüzu Palace

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Lüzu Palace is located at No. 13 and 15 Beishuncheng Street, inside Fuxingmen, Beijing. It was built during the Qing Dynasty. The temple faces east with its back to the west, and the stone plaque above its mountain gate reads “Ancient Huoshen Temple.” Inside the gate, to the west are three rooms of the Huoshen Hall (Fire God Hall), to the north are three rooms of the Wenchang Hall (Literature God Hall), and to the south are three rooms of the Lüzu Pavilion (Lüzu Hall). Behind the Huoshen Hall are three rooms of the Niangniang Hall (Goddess Hall). This is a well-preserved small Taoist palace.

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Lüzu Palace

Lüzu Palace is situated at No. 13 and 15 Beishuncheng Street, inside Fuxingmen, Beijing. It was built during the Qing Dynasty. The temple faces east with its back to the west, and the stone plaque above its mountain gate reads “Ancient Huoshen Temple.” Inside the gate, to the west are three rooms of the Huoshen Hall, to the north are three rooms of the Wenchang Hall, and to the south are three rooms of the Lüzu Pavilion. Behind the Huoshen Hall are three rooms of the Niangniang Hall. This is a well-preserved small Taoist temple and is a key cultural relic protected by Xicheng District. The Lüzu Pavilion is also located at No. 41 Xinbi Street and No. 6 Mingguang Hutong in Xicheng District. The Lüzu Pavilion was built in the early Qing Dynasty and is a Taoist temple primarily dedicated to worshiping Lü Yan (Lü Dongbin).

Source: Beijing Municipal Commission of Tourism Development