Shrine of the Chinese Ancestors

Shrine of the Chinese Ancestors

The Shrine of the Chinese Ancestors is a cultural tourism attraction.

The Shrine of the Chinese Ancestors is located at Baoxin Ridge, the gateway to Mount Hengshan in Nanyue, beneath Yuban Bridge. It was expanded from the ancient Guanyin Hall, which dates back a thousand years, and is a grand and mystical temple that integrates Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism, and folk beliefs.

The Nanyue Shrine of the Chinese Ancestors is a shared ancestral temple for all descendants of the Chinese nation, a sacred place to pray for blessings, wealth, and protection from misfortune, ensuring peace and safety. It is also a great spot to experience the culture of Mount Hengshan. The shrine is divided into sections including the Mountain Road Deities, the Ancestral Hall of Hundred Family Names, the Hall of Grace, the Hall of the Patron Saints of 72 Trades, the Hall of Sages, the Ethnic Culture City, the Four Great Halls, and is a thousand-year-old temple for folk worship.

The Shrine of the Chinese Ancestors is divided into four sections:

The first section is the Ancestral Hall of Hundred Family Names;

The second section is the Hall of the Patron Saints of 72 Trades;

The third section is the Hall of Sages of All Walks of Life;

The fourth section is a Buddhist hall.