Shahe Zhenze Guan

Shahe Zhenze Guan is located in Zhao Sishui Village, Shahe City, Hebei Province.

It was first built in the Tang Dynasty during the Kaiyuan Period (713-741), and has been repaired and added to in successive generations, and has become a large-scale Taoist temple in the Ming Dynasty; at that time, there were twelve halls built in the temple, including the Jade Emperor, Yuanjun, Lvzu, the Ten Yanjuns, the King of Medicine, the God of Fire, the God of Flowers, the God of Fortune, the Great Sage, Cihang, the Land, and the Two Immortals, and there are also countless other buildings such as the Taoist house, the fasting hall, and the hipped corridor, which cover an area of 20 mu or more.

It covers an area of more than 20 acres. On the first day of March and the twenty-fourth day of September in the lunar calendar, the temple is filled with smoke and people come and go, and outside the temple there are a lot of traffic and vendors gathering in the temple. It is now one of the Taoist activity places in Shahe City.