關帝廟

Guandi Temple is located on the north side of the east section of Yingzhou Road (formerly East Street) in Chaoyang City, Liaoning Province. According to the "Memorial of the New Guandi Temple Stele of Three Towers Outside the West of Yizhou, Fengtianfu, Daqing", this temple was funded by Shanxi for eight years and was built on the right side of the eastern tower of Chaoyang. It is a courtesy building in Chaoyang City.

Guandi Temple is commonly known as Laoye Temple, outside the west gate of Liaoyang Old City, which is the largest Taoist view in Liaoyang history. It was built in the 18th year of Yuan to Yuan (1281), and the Baita District covers an area of about 12,000 square meters. The north is facing south, with blue brick walls. Zhaobi, archway, mountain gate, opera house, Wuchengmen, Wucheng Hall, Fumo Hall, Hanzhong Wang Hall are all on the same central axis.

Liaoyang Guandi Temple is commonly known as Laoye Temple. It is the oldest and largest Guandi Temple complex in northeast China outside the west gate of the old city of Liaoyang. It was built in the 18th year of Yuan to Yuan (1281), with a north-facing south and green brick fence. Buildings include shadow wall, archway, mountain gate, opera house, flagpole, Wuchengmen, Wucheng Hall, Fumo Hall, Three-generation Hall, Bell and Drum Tower. The Cultural Revolution period was destroyed, only the foundation, Yuan Dynasty Dade Monument, Ming Dynasty Guangong bronze statue, Qing Dynasty Wang Erlie's' like the sun and the sky' survived. Reconstruction began in 2000, officially completed in 2016, the overall momentum is extraordinary, it is worth seeing.

The temple is not very big, but there are many pilgrims, many tourists go to worship

The small temple is not big, the history is long, and there are many people praying for blessings.