廣東圓玄道觀
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上午9:00 - 下午4:00
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關於
“廣東圓玄道觀”位於新華鎮西面的畢村附近，由香港圓玄學院出資興建，1998年首期工程落成開放。經過近幾年的擴建，規模越來越大，佔地面積有近百畝，形成廣東道教活動的中心。圓玄道觀是非牟利慈善福利機構，以發展道教學術研究，方便信徒拜祀神祗，發揚孝親敬祖，慎宗追遠的美德；興扶老攜幼，興學育才為宗旨，同時亦是遊客遊覽觀光的勝地。三清殿是圓玄道觀的主體建築物，採用古典天壇形式建造，建築面積500多平方米，八角三重天面，圓形大廳，頂高近30米，天花繪太極圖，寓意天大地圓光明無凝。大殿黃色琉璃蓋頂，斗拱飛檐，彩繪絢麗。大殿中供奉玉清、上清、太清三聖銅像。這三聖是道教中的權威之神。道教之源，出自戰國時哲學家老子的道家。東漢人張陵以老子《道德經》為宗義，教人以誠信，為貧苦百姓建造義舍，發放義米義肉。張陵被百姓奉為“天師”，道教由此產生。道教教義中有禁絕邪惡，引人向善的性質，所以受人崇敬。這裏為您提供了圓玄道觀的各種相關信息，全面透視圓玄道觀，這裡是您通往圓玄道觀的直通車，這裏就是您的TripAdvisor。
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Stephan C
哥倫比亞麥德林2 則投稿
2023年8月 • 單獨旅行
As a U.S. pilot on a 26 hour layover here, I had searched Google in the USA before arriving. Besides one or two low resolution pictures and a couple blog posts on this, there was very little to be found. I figured anything was better than sitting at the hotel, so I went. Once I paid my 15 Yen/3 USD (cash only) admittance, I was blown away! The meticulously manicured grounds of this public park are far more sprawling than the couple photos available on line show. There are 4 main plazas in this park. The first are is the entrance courtyard with the 3 temples looming at the top of a high majestic waterfall of stairs. There are numerous statues carvings and small pagodas which line every plaza and, the entry plaza is no exception. Well groomed and strategically positioned foliage is abundant. In many paces between the slabs of walkway pavers issues forth plums of mist, and the fragrance of Taoist incense quaffs subtly through the air. These effervescence help to intensify the spiritual vibe that overwhelms you on your walk though this breathtaking park. Once you reach the top where the three temples are, you'll find that each is lavishly finished, not only on the outside, but on the inside too. Golden statues of Taoist deities occupy each temple and an air of stoicism is observed by all, Taoist, or not. Just when you think you've seen the park, an exploratory stroll behind the center temple has you overlooking a plaza of the Chinese Zodiac animals, complete with it's own massive square structured pagoda and outlying, surrounding buildings. And still, beyond that, venturing through more high and heavily decorated gates are ponds, more pagodas, and finally, the plaza of Confucius. This is a massive open plaza with a huge elevated platform surrounded by more water effects and glacial-slab life bronze wall casings, all depicting Taoist and imperial dynastic history. The final building, behind the massive (probably 3 stories tall) meditating statue of Confucius, is yet another painstakingly and lavishly decorated building placing a well balance end-cap to the park. They do have refreshments including cold water, soft drinks and ice cream snacks for purchase in the plaza of the Zodiac. While you're here be kind and be quiet. There are actual Taoists who come here to meditate. So cool. Highly recommend. The park closes it's doors to admittance around 4:30 pm and the final door at the front gate was closed and the park empty by 5:05. ENJOY!
發表日期：2023年9月1日
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新加坡新加坡4,821 則投稿
2019年10月
This was really nice to see once again and we had a nice pit stop here. The weather was showing off and the skies were nice and blue.
發表日期：2019年11月25日
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Greg Stevens
澳洲悉尼1,623 則投稿
2019年11月 • 好友旅行
Well worth a visit. We travelled by car, with a few stops along the way from Guangzhou. There is a number of temples, with a major statue of Laozi, along with some beautiful gardens and water features!
發表日期：2019年11月15日
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Leonardo M
意大利皮蒂利亞諾17 則投稿
2019年8月
Bellissimo tempio
Il Tempio taoista di Yuen Yuen è stato davvero un bel posto da visitare. L'area è tentacolare e incontaminata. Ci sono molti posti interessanti da vedere all'interno del complesso e merita davvero una visita.
Il Tempio taoista di Yuen Yuen è stato davvero un bel posto da visitare. L'area è tentacolare e incontaminata. Ci sono molti posti interessanti da vedere all'interno del complesso e merita davvero una visita.
發表日期：2019年11月6日
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Zorinho88
塞爾維亞貝爾格萊德85 則投稿
2019年10月 • 夫妻情侶
Very nice to see the temple and different colorful buildings shining under the sun. It is relatively easy to reach it. Take Metro line number 9 (get off Auto City stop) and then you maybe have 2km on foot or just stop a taxi. Once you reach it you get to see a nice and peaceful place to spend a couple of hours away from busy GZ. Certainly recommend it!
發表日期：2019年10月25日
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Enjay71
比利時梅赫倫62 則投稿
2019年3月 • 好友旅行
Amazing Taoist complex with several temples, so much to see. Definitely worth the trip! We went there with a mini bus from Guangzhou city center and combined it with a visit to the nearby Langtou Village.
發表日期：2019年5月12日
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新加坡新加坡4,821 則投稿
2019年3月 • 單獨旅行
The Yuen Yuen Taoist Temple was a really nice place to visit. The area is sprawling and pristine. There are a lot of interesting places to see within the compound and really worth a visit.
發表日期：2019年4月15日
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Douglas M
廣東廣州市2,378 則投稿
2019年4月 • 夫妻情侶
SWMBO and I had passed this temple twice in recent times, first last year when we went to ShiTouJi Stone Shop (TA reviewed) and then earlier this year when we visited Hong XiuQuan’s Former Residence (TA reviewed). Each time we’d reckoned it was worth a visit and even though the weather didn’t look too promising off we set at 10 o’clock reckoning on 2 hours to get there.
First, we took the #706 electric bus which starts from GuangZhou zoo and endured a truly two-hour awful journey to HuaDu with innumerable roadworks. We got off at XuiQuan Park and celebrated with brief visit to the park for a comfort break and a look at the MiG plane. Then it was out the park, turn right and cross the road and a 100 metre walk to HongMian Avenue, turn left and cross the road and we waited for the #21 bus. It’s a nine-stop journey to the temple bus stop of Yuan Xuan Dao Guan. The temple entrance is about 50 metres further on from the bus stop.
Note: GuangZhou travel cards are accepted in HuaDu. There is a metro station in HuaDu and there’s #21 bus stop just along the road.
We arrived at the temple at one o’clock. Tickets are ¥20 each but SWMBO waved my passport and told the lady I was ancient, so I got in for half-price. The temple closes as 6 o’clock and the last tickets are at 5 o’clock.
Our first priority was to sate SWMBO’s hunger so off we walked to the vegetarian restaurant. I’m not a vegetarian and the thought of a meal of lentils and beansprouts gave me deep foreboding. The waitress was charming and looked at me and told my wife that ‘foreigners’ liked the vegetable curry. Sounded good to me! Spring rolls as well? Even better. A bowl of boiled rice? Of course. Now my killer questions, how about a bottle of beer? A big bottle Pearl River for the foreigner is no problem was her reply. Smashing! SWMBO had a bowl of noodles and vegetables. She said she didn’t like curry but nevertheless helped herself to most of the broccoli and cauliflower just to see what a mild curry tasted like! SWMBO also tucked into the spring rolls to compensate for me trying some of her noodles. All in all, a brilliant ¥86 meal.
At two o’clock we began to explore the temples and grounds. Expect lots of walking as there’s lots to see. SWMBO had purchased a bundle of joss-sticks so each colourful temple had to visited. I contented myself with the fish pond as I’d thoughtfully come with fish food. The fish certainly enjoyed my offerings. Quite a few rests as we let our dinner digest, the best being on the swing-seat by the pond.
I was beginning to think Taoism is the way for me! Then again, it may have been the influence of curry, beer and beautiful and scrupulously clean surroundings.
By five o’clock we were back at the entrance. I think we’d seen all the temples and gardens but SWMBO’s sure there were more and reckoned another visit is called for. I think she just wants another vegetarian meal.
Anyway, we crossed the road and caught the #21 bus back to XinHu Building Bus stop. Now for a change of plan, from this stop we caught the #702 coach back to SanYuan Li (see TA for its anti-British Martyr Memorial Hall review) bus station in GuangZhou. Extravagant at ¥12 (GZ travel card accepted) but the extra comfort and much quicker journey was well worth it. Coaches are every 15 minutes. A three-stop bus ride and a short walk and we were back home.
A grand day out!
First, we took the #706 electric bus which starts from GuangZhou zoo and endured a truly two-hour awful journey to HuaDu with innumerable roadworks. We got off at XuiQuan Park and celebrated with brief visit to the park for a comfort break and a look at the MiG plane. Then it was out the park, turn right and cross the road and a 100 metre walk to HongMian Avenue, turn left and cross the road and we waited for the #21 bus. It’s a nine-stop journey to the temple bus stop of Yuan Xuan Dao Guan. The temple entrance is about 50 metres further on from the bus stop.
Note: GuangZhou travel cards are accepted in HuaDu. There is a metro station in HuaDu and there’s #21 bus stop just along the road.
We arrived at the temple at one o’clock. Tickets are ¥20 each but SWMBO waved my passport and told the lady I was ancient, so I got in for half-price. The temple closes as 6 o’clock and the last tickets are at 5 o’clock.
Our first priority was to sate SWMBO’s hunger so off we walked to the vegetarian restaurant. I’m not a vegetarian and the thought of a meal of lentils and beansprouts gave me deep foreboding. The waitress was charming and looked at me and told my wife that ‘foreigners’ liked the vegetable curry. Sounded good to me! Spring rolls as well? Even better. A bowl of boiled rice? Of course. Now my killer questions, how about a bottle of beer? A big bottle Pearl River for the foreigner is no problem was her reply. Smashing! SWMBO had a bowl of noodles and vegetables. She said she didn’t like curry but nevertheless helped herself to most of the broccoli and cauliflower just to see what a mild curry tasted like! SWMBO also tucked into the spring rolls to compensate for me trying some of her noodles. All in all, a brilliant ¥86 meal.
At two o’clock we began to explore the temples and grounds. Expect lots of walking as there’s lots to see. SWMBO had purchased a bundle of joss-sticks so each colourful temple had to visited. I contented myself with the fish pond as I’d thoughtfully come with fish food. The fish certainly enjoyed my offerings. Quite a few rests as we let our dinner digest, the best being on the swing-seat by the pond.
I was beginning to think Taoism is the way for me! Then again, it may have been the influence of curry, beer and beautiful and scrupulously clean surroundings.
By five o’clock we were back at the entrance. I think we’d seen all the temples and gardens but SWMBO’s sure there were more and reckoned another visit is called for. I think she just wants another vegetarian meal.
Anyway, we crossed the road and caught the #21 bus back to XinHu Building Bus stop. Now for a change of plan, from this stop we caught the #702 coach back to SanYuan Li (see TA for its anti-British Martyr Memorial Hall review) bus station in GuangZhou. Extravagant at ¥12 (GZ travel card accepted) but the extra comfort and much quicker journey was well worth it. Coaches are every 15 minutes. A three-stop bus ride and a short walk and we were back home.
A grand day out!
發表日期：2019年4月5日
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Lauren
德克薩斯州卡羅爾頓189 則投稿
2018年4月 • 夫妻情侶
This place was spectacular. A beautiful sight to behold and marvel at as you explore the grounds. Tranquil and stunning, you can spend a good 1-2 hours walking around, taking in the exquisite craftsmanship and intricate details.
A must-see if you’re visiting or living in the city!!
It’s open most days of the year from 7:30-17:30.
Make sure you have cash for the admission fee (as of summer 2018, 20元 per person).
To get there:
from Guangzhou East Railway Station, take the extension line 3 towards Airport North. Transfer at Gaozeng, line 9. Get off at Huadu Plaza/Square. From here you can either take a taxi/DiDi, or choose from one of the following buses:
•TianMei ShangZhuang — bus 22 toward QiCheCheng ZongZhan for 13 stops. Exit at YuanXuan DaoGuan and walk for about 2 minutes.
•HuaDu GuangChang Dong —
bus 70
toward WanKe TianJing HuaYuan GongJiao Zhan for 8 stops.
Exit at BiCun Qiao and walk for about 6 minutes.
OR
(same bus stop)
bus 2 toward MinHang XueYuan (ChiNi) ZongZhan for 8 stops.
Exit at YuanXuan DaoGuan and walk for about 2 minutes.
GuangDong YuanXuan Taoist Temple
Yingbin Avenue West No.38, Huadu
Guangzhou
Guangdong China
广东圆玄道观
位于广州市新华镇西面的毕村附近。
A must-see if you’re visiting or living in the city!!
It’s open most days of the year from 7:30-17:30.
Make sure you have cash for the admission fee (as of summer 2018, 20元 per person).
To get there:
from Guangzhou East Railway Station, take the extension line 3 towards Airport North. Transfer at Gaozeng, line 9. Get off at Huadu Plaza/Square. From here you can either take a taxi/DiDi, or choose from one of the following buses:
•TianMei ShangZhuang — bus 22 toward QiCheCheng ZongZhan for 13 stops. Exit at YuanXuan DaoGuan and walk for about 2 minutes.
•HuaDu GuangChang Dong —
bus 70
toward WanKe TianJing HuaYuan GongJiao Zhan for 8 stops.
Exit at BiCun Qiao and walk for about 6 minutes.
OR
(same bus stop)
bus 2 toward MinHang XueYuan (ChiNi) ZongZhan for 8 stops.
Exit at YuanXuan DaoGuan and walk for about 2 minutes.
GuangDong YuanXuan Taoist Temple
Yingbin Avenue West No.38, Huadu
Guangzhou
Guangdong China
广东圆玄道观
位于广州市新华镇西面的毕村附近。
發表日期：2019年1月3日
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- 週日 - 週六 上午9:00 - 下午4:00
- 廣東圓玄道觀附近的酒店：
- (8.69 公里) 花都皇冠假日酒店
- (1.78 公里) 王子山酒店
- (1.82 公里) 松源酒店
- (2.05 公里) 新鳳凰酒店
- (3.24 公里) 莫泰酒店-廣州花都高鐵北站店
- 廣東圓玄道觀附近的餐廳：
- (1.76 公里) mori cafe
- (1.76 公里) 金景灣
- (2.54 公里) 炳記美食(建設店)
- (3.14 公里) 12 flr Italian Restaurant
- (2.89 公里) 大東北餃子館(花都店)