Dong Yue Temple, Hangzhou

Dong Yue Temple, Hangzhou

Dong Yue Temple, a Taoist temple that was reopened in 1999, was built in 1322, dedicated to God Dong Yue. It contains the Department of Pity, Wealth and Sympathy. At the north part of the temple stands a museum devoted to history and past traditions.
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Sight Name: Dong Yue Temple
Sight Location: Hangzhou, China (See walking tours in Hangzhou)
Sight Type: Religious
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