Wuhan's lesser-known attractions | Photo and check-in guide

|Guide to taking photos and checking in. 🌈Attractions: | Gude Temple adopts the traditional three-courtyard layout, running east-west. To the west of the temple there is a stream more than 10 meters wide, flowing from south to north, which is cleverly used as a pond for releasing animals in the temple. The mountain gate is located on the south side of the stream and is a single-arched, three-bay building. After passing through the mountain gate, there is the Yunshui Archway, and then you enter the first courtyard, which includes the Heavenly King Hall, Sutra Library, Awakening Platform, Abbot's Room, Guanyin Hall and other buildings. The second courtyard is the core building of the temple, Yuantong Hall (Daxiong Hall), which has a square base and adopts Gothic architectural design. There is a circular colonnade between the inner and outer walls, which looks neat and solemn. [Heart][Heart][Heart] 🎟️Tickets: 13 yuan per ticket 🕐️Scenic area opening hours: 8:00-16:30 💗Other tips: Gude Temple does not cover a large area, it is mainly for viewing the buildings and taking photos, it is recommended to travel in off-peak hours, it is recommended to go in the morning, it is really difficult to take photos because there are too many people😓😓😓Just playing for 30 minutes, taking photos may not be necessary, 1 hour is enough, [Heart][Heart][Heart]