Qu Yuan Temple, A serene sanctuary of patriotic poetry

Miluo City, Yueyang City, Hunan Province

There is a very large bronze statue of Qu Yuan in the ancestral hall

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Introduction

Qu Yuan Temple was built at the foot of Mount Yuxi along the Mi Luo River to commemorate the great patriotic poet Qu Yuan. The entire building is oriented towards the south and embodies the characteristics of ancient Jiangnan architecture. The surviving structures include the main hall and the Qu Yuan Temple Stele. The natural scenery and cultural landscapes in the area create a unique landscape, with towering ancient trees, rushing river waters, and interspersed farmland and rural houses. The roads weave between them, and the sounds of mountain songs echo through the valley. The beauty of Jiangnan's landscape and the idyllic charm of an earthly paradise can be found everywhere in this picturesque countryside.

Address

Miluo City, Yueyang City, Hunan Province

Opening hours

07:00-22:00 (all day)
The entry stops at 22:00 (Monday-Sunday, January 1-December 31).

Transportation

Quzi Temple is located in Miluo City, about 65 kilometers away from Yueyang City. Visitors can take a train from Yueyang to Miluo station or take a direct bus from Yueyang to Miluo. From Miluo city, take a special line bus for about 15 kilometers to the Yusi Mountain Quzi Temple scenic area.

Phone 0731-88825011