Jianfu Palace

The Jianfu Palace is located at the front gate of Qingcheng Mountain. It is built according to the mountain's terrain and has an irregular layout, so you have to turn a corner after entering the gate to enter the main hall. There are many plaques inside, among which there is a 394-character couplet that is known to be unique.

Located at the foot of Zhangren Peak, it was first built in the Tang Dynasty and has undergone many restorations throughout the ages. Now only the two halls and three courtyards rebuilt in the Qing Dynasty remain.

The main hall of Jianfu Palace is magnificent and splendid, enshrining Taoist celebrities. Inside the palace, there are also the Weixin Pavilion, the remains of the dressing table of Princess Qingfu of the Ming Dynasty, as well as couplets, murals and other cultural relics.

This is the most tranquil Taoist temple on Mount Qingcheng. In addition to ancient buildings and cultural relics, you can also see towering ancient trees and a beautiful environment.

The towering building to the right of the Qingcheng Mountain Gate is the Jianfu Palace. First built in the 18th year of the Kaiyuan reign of the Tang Dynasty (730 AD), it underwent numerous restorations. The existing structure was rebuilt in the 14th year of the Guangxu reign of the Qing Dynasty (1888 AD), and now boasts three main halls. Originally named Zhangren Temple, in the second year of the Chunxi reign of the Southern Song Dynasty (1175 AD), the poet Fan Chengda prayed for the Song Emperor here. He named it Huiqing Jianfu Palace, inspired by the ancient folk song "May the Emperor prosper, and the gods build blessings." The main deities enshrined there are Ningfeng Zhenren, the chief deity of Qingcheng, and Du Guangting, the Master of Guangcheng.

The poet Lu You described the grandeur of Jianfu Palace in his poem "Zhangren Guan": "Golden tablets are written on the red gates, and giant bamboos on both sides of the road are like dark clouds. The cliffs and ridges seem to divide the sky and the earth, and thousands of pillars weigh down the edge." In front of the palace are Qingxi and Yuanyun Pavilion, and behind the palace are famous scenic spots and historical sites such as Chicheng Rock and Ruquan. There is also the famous 394-character long couplet of Qingcheng Mountain from the Qing Dynasty.

Jianfu Palace is located at the foot of the mountain, close to the mountain gate and backed by Zhangren Peak. It is the first palace, temple and shrine on the mountain.

The Jianfu Palace Taoist Temple in Qingcheng Mountain is located at the foot of Zhangren Peak in Qingcheng Mountain, on the left side of the mountain gate. It was first built in the 18th year of the Kaiyuan Period in the Tang Dynasty and was originally named Zhangren Temple. In the Song Dynasty, the court gave it the name Huiqing Jianfu Palace.

It belongs to the Qingcheng Mountain Scenic Area, and to be more precise, it is the starting point of the front mountain of Qingcheng Mountain, right next to the ticket office. In Jianfu Palace, you can see a large number of ancient trees, all of which are very old and huge, with great visual impact.

Jianfu Palace was first built in the Tang Dynasty and has undergone many restorations since then. Only the two halls and three courtyards rebuilt in the Qing Dynasty remain. This is the most tranquil Taoist temple on Qingcheng Mountain.

Jianfu Palace is located on the left side of the front gate of Qingcheng Mountain.

Outside the gate of Qingcheng Mountain, no tickets are required. I like the trees at the gate, which are very straight.

I rested and drank tea with my group in Jianfu Palace. It was scorching hot, but here, it felt cool and peaceful. The steaming Bamboo Leaf Green tea complemented the lush greenery of the mountains, its refreshing aroma sweet and refreshing. Being away from the crowds, it felt quite relaxing.

Jianfu Palace is an important Taoist temple in Qingcheng Mountain. It has towering ancient trees and a quiet environment. You can go in and take a look around before buying a ticket to enter the Qingcheng Mountain Front Mountain Scenic Area.

There are small souvenir shops on both sides of the mountain, very close to the entrance of Qingcheng Mountain.

On January 20, 2018, my family visited Qingcheng Mountain. At the entrance of the scenic area, there was a beautifully built Fujian Palace with a long history. It felt great.

It is at the front entrance of the mountain. I don’t have much impression of it. Most tourists go directly into the mountain.

There is a palace before entering the Qingcheng Mountain Scenic Area. It seems that part of it has been rented out to merchants to open teahouses. It seems that the incense is not very prosperous.

Jianfu Palace is located at the foot of Qingcheng Mountain, at the entrance to the scenic area. At first glance, it might be mistaken for the Fujian Palace. Jianfu Palace, with its towering pavilions and eaves, is well-preserved and free to visit. Many tourists visit here before entering the mountain.

Jianfu Palace in Qingcheng Mountain, Jianfu Palace is located on the left side of the front mountain gate of Qingcheng Mountain.

It was first built in the Tang Dynasty and has undergone many restorations throughout the ages. Now only the two halls and three courtyards rebuilt in the Qing Dynasty remain.

Jianfu Palace is the first Taoist temple on Qingcheng Mountain. In addition to ancient buildings and cultural relics, you can also see towering ancient trees and the environment is extremely beautiful.

The incense is very strong, and it is only a short walk from the gate to Qingcheng Mountain.

At the entrance of the front mountain of Qingcheng Mountain, it is worth a visit

There is a scenic spot on the front mountain of Qingcheng Mountain. It seems that you cannot enter. You can only take pictures of the exterior.

A place where you can learn about local characteristics. Worth a visit.

Mount Qingcheng is a renowned Taoist mountain, known as "the most secluded in the world." Jianfu Palace is the starting point for a tour of the mountain. It boasts three main halls, each enshrining statues of the Five Sacred Mountains, Taishang Laojun, and Donghua Emperor. In front of the palace are Qingxi and Yuanyun Pavilion, while behind it are scenic spots and historical sites such as Chicheng Rock, Ruquan, Shuixin Pavilion, Dressing Table, and Linsen Cave. Jianfu Palace is exceptionally quiet and peaceful, a defining characteristic of Mount Qingcheng.

I'd like to remind everyone that if you're traveling to and from Dujiangyan with heavy luggage, you can't take the express train from Lidui Park. There's an elevator going up, but not down. Damn, it was exhausting. I finally arrived at the station, but was told it was closed ten minutes in advance and there would be no more trains. They said they'd have to wait another three hours. It was such a rip-off. Also, there's no ramp for large luggage when crossing the bridge; it's all stairs. I ended up taking a taxi. What a rip-off. If I'd known earlier, I would have taken a taxi directly from the hotel. My mom and I were delayed for so long!!! The designer must have gotten kicked in the head by a donkey!!!

Because it is at the door, there are many people, Taoist culture

Jianfu Palace in Qingcheng Mountain, a Taoist temple, is located at the foot of Zhangren Peak in Qingcheng Mountain.

I didn't go to see it, but it's located at the foot of Zhangren Peak in Qingcheng Mountain, on the left side of the mountain gate. Many people rest there.

In front of the gate of Qingcheng Mountain, I felt it was just average, so I didn’t go in.

The scenery is beautiful and the climb is not very difficult if you climb slowly.

At the front gate of Qingcheng Mountain, there is a very distinctive and relatively large Taoist temple. Since I had seen many Taoist temples along the way, I did not go in to see them all, but just took a few photos outside.

Not bad! I thought it was only a little bit big. But it is actually quite big inside.

A temple in front of the Qingcheng Mountain gate, with no scenery inside

There is a beautiful Taoist temple on Qingcheng Mountain. I like its architectural style.

There is a large Taoist temple outside the front gate of Qingcheng Mountain. It is ancient and has a good feeling.

The Taoist temple at the front gate of Qingcheng Mountain is large in scale, with ancient architecture and towering trees, giving it a feeling of an ancient temple.

The Taoist temple in front of Qingcheng Mountain is relatively large in scale and its architecture is relatively classic.

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This is one of the iconic Taoist temples in Qingcheng Mountain. It is large in scale and located near the mountain gate. The architecture is quite remarkable, with old wooden houses.

Jianfu Palace is located on the left side of the front gate of Qingcheng Mountain. It is a very quiet and green place. It is the starting point for visiting Qingcheng Mountain and the first Taoist temple on Qingcheng Mountain.

There are many such buildings in Sichuan, where there are various legends that make people want to explore them.

It's a great Taoist temple, large in scale, with some traces of vicissitudes of history.

Classical, beautiful, and of historical educational significance, it is best to take children there

When visiting Qingcheng Mountain, you can go to Jianfu Palace first, which does not require a ticket. We went to Jianfu Palace mainly to see Zhuge Liang's Seven Star Lantern.

Jianfu Palace is actually located outside the mountain gate, at the foot of Zhangren Peak. Construction began in the 18th year of the Kaiyuan reign of the Tang Dynasty (730 AD), and after undergoing numerous restorations, only two halls and three courtyards remain. The existing structure was rebuilt during the Guangxu reign of the Qing Dynasty (1888 AD). It features three main halls, each dedicated to Taoist figures and deities. The 394-character couplets on the pillars within the halls are praised as "a unique feature of Qingcheng." Built beneath a cliff, Jianfu Palace exudes an extraordinary grandeur.

Jianfu Palace is located outside the mountain gate of Qingcheng Mountain. You should visit it before entering the mountain. As you enter, you should look up at the plaque that reads "General Director of Thunder and Fire." I remember Qingyang Palace also has one.

The palace is a Han Chinese building and is very beautiful. It was built in the Qing Dynasty and has a long history.

Haha, I always pronounce it "Fujian Palace"—it's so similar (laughs). This place shouldn't actually be in Chengdu; it's a scenic spot at the foot of Qingcheng Mountain. It should be in Dujiangyan. This is right at the entrance to the Old Mountain Gate. It's actually a teahouse, but the style is quite nice, although a bit pricey. There's a large ancient ginkgo tree at the entrance. We went a little late this year, so most of the ginkgo has fallen. If the trees were golden and the sunlight was better, it would be beautiful. Right next door is the entrance to Qingcheng Mountain (the ticket office). Their most distinctive dish is probably their bitter gourd tea. If you can handle the bitter taste, I recommend it. It's 30 yuan a cup, but it's very good for cooling off the summer heat.

I hate the sellers here the most. They are not friendly at all and are totally snobbish. They charge 50 cents for a plastic bag.

The Jianfu Palace here is not the same one found in the Forbidden City. Located in the foothills of Qingcheng Mountain, it was built during the Tang Dynasty and has survived centuries of history. It is also one of my country's most important cultural structures. Legend has it that this is where the Five Mountains Master attained immortality.

On the right side of the Qingcheng Mountain Gate, you can drink tea inside, the feeling is average.

You must go and see the ancient Taoist temple, although it is not much different.

In front of the palace are the Qingxi River and Yuanyun Pavilion, while behind the palace are Chicheng Rock, Ruquan, Shuixin Pavilion, Dressing Table, Linsen Cave, and other historical sites. There's also a famous 394-character Qing Dynasty couplet, praised as "the unique beauty of Qingcheng Mountain." Jianfu Palace, nestled among lush ancient trees and nestled amidst the misty clouds, offers a tranquil setting and serves as the starting point for a tour of Qingcheng Mountain.

Qingcheng Mountain is a holy place of Taoist culture, and Jianfu Palace is one of its representative buildings. It is worth a visit whenever you visit.

Jianfu Palace is on the left side of the mountain gate of the front mountain of Qingcheng Mountain. If you go to the front mountain of Qingcheng Mountain, this is an unavoidable attraction. If you go directly to the back mountain, you can bypass here.

It is about 100 meters outside the main gate of Qingcheng Mountain. It is wrong to visit the temple before entering the mountain! It is a Taoist temple.

Jianfu Palace has a strong Taoist flavor and is worth a visit!

You can see some shops at the entrance of Qingcheng Mountain, and their architectural style is consistent with that of the buildings inside the mountain.

A place where those who seek the Tao must go. There are many Taoists here.

The Jianfu Palace is located at the front mountain gate. It is basically a place that sells things. You can just look at it from the outside. I think there is no need to visit such a place when you go out to play.

I took my children in for a walk, it's not bad, after all, it's worth a visit.

Jianfu Palace is located at the foot of Zhangren Peak. It was first built in the Tang Dynasty and has undergone many restorations throughout the ages. Now only the two halls and three courtyards rebuilt in the Qing Dynasty remain.

The main hall of Jianfu Palace is magnificent and golden, and Taoist celebrities are enshrined in the hall. There are also Weixin Pavilion, the remains of the dressing table of Princess Qingfu of the Ming Dynasty, as well as couplets, murals and other cultural relics in the palace.

This is the most secluded Taoist temple on Mount Qingcheng. In addition to ancient buildings and cultural relics, you can also see towering ancient trees and a beautiful environment.

There is also a famous Qing Dynasty Qingcheng Mountain couplet of 394 characters in the palace, which is praised as "the unique one in Qingcheng".

The architectural features of Qingcheng Mountain are magnificent, with various eaves.

Jianfu Palace is located at the foot of Zhangren Peak in Qingcheng Mountain, to the left of the front mountain gate. The palace was first built during the Jin Dynasty, originally located in Tianguo Mountain in Qingcheng. In the 18th year of the Kaiyuan reign of the Tang Dynasty (730 AD), it was relocated to its current location by imperial decree. Originally named Zhangren Temple, it was renamed "Huiqing Jianfu Palace" during the Southern Song Dynasty, abbreviated as "Jianfu Palace."

A temple at the entrance of Qingcheng, which should be a local suggestion. It is a resting place on the mountain, and now it has become a temple.

The starting point of Qingcheng Mountain, the scenery is nice and the air is very good.

Located in the Dujiangyan Scenic Area, no need to buy tickets

One of the many historical and cultural buildings in Qingcheng Front Mountain.

It is indeed a cultural heritage. Every step I take, I feel that I am deeply influenced by the culture. It is a famous Taoist mountain, and every building has its own spirituality and tells a different story.

Whether you believe it or not, go in and take a look, and feel the unique culture nurtured by the secluded Qingcheng Mountain in the world. This culture also brings spirituality to the mountain.

Built in the Tang Dynasty, Jianfu Palace has weathered the ravages of time and is likely no longer the same as it was when it was first built. However, it's still here, which is always good. The 394-character couplet on the pillars inside the palace is praised as "a unique sight in Qingcheng" and is a must-see.

The value of Qingcheng Mountain lies in its tranquility. As for these, for me, it is just a place to rest.

Just outside the mountain gate entrance, the incense is still very popular

On Mount Qingcheng, there is a model of Taoist culture. It is worth a visit.

The architecture is too commercialized and not very meaningful.

Soon after entering the mountain, you will see Jianfu Palace, which is also the beginning of the journey to Qingcheng Mountain. The surrounding ancient trees are towering and very artistic.

Right at the entrance of Qingcheng Mountain, it is the first scenery of the scenic area. You can see

A scene in the Qingcheng Mountain Scenic Area. It doesn't have much special features, but the surrounding scenery is more beautiful.

Actually, there is really nothing to see. It is just a Taoist temple and a place to burn incense.

It was right next to the mountain gate. I was in a hurry to get going and didn't stay here for long.