There's not much to see at this tiny temple, but the nuns give you three sticks of incense upon entering – and it is entirely off the tourist trail, which is nice. It's about 800m northeast of the city museum, off a small lane.
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At this small but surprisingly good museum you'll find wonderful artefacts unearthed from Chu tombs around the area. The jade and porcelain halls are…
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This former Taoist temple was closed for renovations during our last visit. It's next to the Jingzhou Museum.
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This Taoist temple was entirely bare on our last visit, without a single statue, altar, mural or stick of incense. The adjoining gardens, set around a…
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Up the road from the South Gate, this historic Taoist temple originally dates to 1396.
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Forty kilometres north of Jingzhou, the 2300-year-old tombs of Xióngjiā Zhǒng are the source of a large collection of jade – on display at the Jingzhou…