Xiangyin Huaguang Taoist Temple

Xiangyin Huaguang Taoist Temple

Huaguang Taoist Temple is located in the Huashiyan scenic area of the E-Xing Mountain Scenic Zone. The E-Xing Mountain is covered with thousands of acres of lush bamboo, shrouded in sea-like clouds, and graced with murmuring streams. The temple gathers the spiritual essence of the sacred mountain, while the mountain gains fame for being home to the deities. In 2010, it was constructed under the leadership of Taoist priest Gan Luo, Deputy Secretary-General of the Hunan Taoist Association, along with other Taoist practitioners. The temple complex extends up the mountain and includes structures such as the Lingguan Hall, the Three Pure Ones Hall, the Pai Zu Cave, the Huaguang Treasure Hall, the Bell Tower, the Taoist Health Preservation Institute, and the Lay Practitioners' Building. The buildings are primarily constructed from natural hemp stone, featuring upturned eaves and soaring ridges that command an elevated view, with the divine halls and precious temples exuding a majestic grandeur.