A fascinating journey to Linjiang Temple in Sichuan

#AbsolutelyFreeTrip Sichuan Linjiang Temple is a group of temples in Linjiang Town, Yanjiang District, Ziyang City, facing the Tuojiang River. There are buildings such as Wangye Temple, Sanshen Temple, and Wanshou Palace here, which have great historical value. In particular, Wanshou Palace is a Jiangxi Assembly Hall building from the Qing Dynasty, and was once used as a district office. Inside the temple, the beam structure of the Qing Dynasty assembly hall architecture and the brick and wood mixed architecture from the Republic of China period remain, which are valuable for studying local culture. Linjiang Temple is also known as the birthplace of douban soy sauce, and Linjiang Temple Douban is also registered as a non-material cultural heritage of Sichuan Province. When you visit, be sure to try the local characteristic douban soy sauce. Access: You can visit by public transportation or by car. However, there is no parking lot, so be careful when parking your car. Note: The temple is a quiet place, so please be mindful of your manners and stay quietly. Also, please respect cultural properties and do not touch or damage them.