Weizhou Zhenwu Temple (South Gate)

Zhenwu Temple is one of the scenic spots in Weizhou Ancient City. It is located in the northwest of Weizhou Ancient City. It was first built in the Ming Dynasty and rebuilt in the Qing Dynasty. The temple faces south and is built on a rammed earth and brick platform about 3 meters high, covering an area of ​​2,944 square meters. From south to north, there are archways, halls, and Zhenwu Hall, distributed on a central axis. The east and west side halls are opposite each other, surrounded by corners on all four sides, and the bell and drum towers are built on both sides, forming a closed courtyard. Taoist murals are painted on the east and west walls of Zhenwu Temple, which are handsome and lifelike. There is a Weixian Temple Mural Art Museum in the scenic spot, and Tai Chi performances can be enjoyed in the courtyard during holidays. Passing through the north gate, you can visit the Xiaowutai Mountain Natural Museum.