Lüzu Temple
吕祖庙
A Qing-dynasty Taoist temple in Donghe District dedicated to Lü Dongbin, with lively temple fairs and old streets, making it the folk-faith center of Old Baotou.
Lüzu Temple is located on Lüzu Temple Street in Donghe District. Built in the Qing dynasty, it is the most famous Taoist temple in Old Baotou and is dedicated to Lü Dongbin, one of the Eight Immortals. The temple faces south and includes a mountain gate, drum and bell towers, a Spirit Official Hall and a Lüzu Hall, and the painted decoration on its historic architecture is well preserved. During temple fairs and traditional festivals, incense offerings are plentiful. Nearby are the streets and alleys of Donghe's old town, where you can grab Baotou breakfast favorites such as shaomai and beizi (baked buns). Admission is free or low-cost, subject to on-site information. Allow about 40 minutes.
Opening hours
08:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- Fuzheng Temple (Baotou Zhao)
- Zhuanlongzang Park
- Nanhai Wetland
- Yellow River Scenic Park & G210 Bridge
- Saihantala Urban Grassland
- Northern Weapons City
- Xiaobaihe Wetland
- Baotou Museum