Xishan Temple (Shunde)
西山庙
A Ming dynasty temple at the foot of Fengshan Hill in Daliang, dedicated to Guandi. Its stone lions and wood carvings are exquisite. Together with Qingyu Garden and Huagai Road, it forms a walking route through the old town of Daliang.
Xishan Temple is located on the east slope of Fengshan Hill in Daliang, Shunde. It was first built during the Ming dynasty and is dedicated to Guandi. It is one of the most popular temples in Shunde. A pair of stone lions stands in front of the gate, and the wood carvings and ceramic roof ridges inside are finely crafted. On the birthday of Guandi, the 24th day of the sixth lunar month, there are lion dances and temple fairs. Entry is free. It is about a 10-minute walk from Qingxi Garden. You can climb Fengshan Hill on the way to view the city of Daliang, then return to Huagai Road to eat shuangpi nai (double-skin milk).
Opening hours
Approx. 07:00-17:30
Nearby sights
- Qinghui Garden
- Huagai Road, Daliang
- Shunfeng Mountain Park & Qingyun Pagoda
- Changlu Tourist Resort
- OCT Harbour PLUS Shunde
- He Art Museum
- He Garden (Beijiao)
- Fengjian Water Village