Shangping Three Immortals Temple
Shangping Three Immortals Temple is located at Chexia, Shangping, on Mount Nankun in Longmen County, Huizhou City. Its GPS coordinates are 23°38′07.3″N, 113°51′32.8″E, with an elevation of 465 meters. The temple faces southeast and sits northwest. It is 3.4 meters wide and 4.6 meters deep, with a floor area of 15.64 square meters. On the rear wall of the shrine hang two carved wooden plaques. One features the inscription “Immortal Radiance Eternal” in the center, with “Renovated in the summer month of the Year of Jiashen, 10th Year of the Guangxu Reign, Qing Dynasty, by Chief Devotee Zhang Baoguang, Officer Zhang Lünqin, and Head Organizer Zhang Tingxiang” on the left, and “Erected by devotees who received blessings...” on the right. The other plaque bears the words “Grace Flows Through Eternity” in the center, with “Erected on the auspicious first day of the mid-winter month, 18th Year of the Daoguang Reign” on the left, and “Respectfully offered by grateful devotees” on the right. Located within the Nankun Mountain Ecotourism Area, the temple enjoys considerable popularity among worshippers.
Nankun Mountain Ecotourism Area: Nankun Mountain is situated in the southwestern part of Longmen County, Huizhou City. Approved as a “National Forest Park” in 1993, it is a vast green treasure trove with a forest coverage rate of 98.2%, often referred to as the “Oasis on the Tropic of Cancer,” the “Summer Paradise of Southern China,” and the “Back Garden of the Pearl River Delta.” With an average elevation of over 600 meters, its main peak, Tian Tang Ding, rises to 1,228 meters. The mountain stretches in a horseshoe shape from west to east, forming valley basins. It lies 97 kilometers from Guangzhou, 162 kilometers from Shenzhen, and 56 kilometers from Longmen County’s urban area.
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