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An ancient Taoist shrine located on a quiet stretch of the Min River. According to local legend, this is where Li Bing subdued the river dragon. The temple offers river views and a calm atmosphere away from tourist crowds.
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Taoist Festivals
Taoist temples on Mount Qingcheng hold ceremonies, incense rites, and temple fairs during major lunar-calendar holidays. A rich cultural experience in one of China’s major Taoist centres.
Water-Releasing Festival
Held every April at Lidui Park and Erwang Temple. This traditional festival commemorates Li Bing and celebrates the annual opening of the irrigation system’s water flow with parades, rituals, and cultural performances.
Dragon Boat Race
Local dragon-boat races held around the Dragon Boat Festival (May/June). The best viewing spot is the riverside promenade near the historic Anlan Bridge.
安澜桥
A historic-style suspension bridge offering impressive views of the Min River and the irrigation structures. Once made entirely of bamboo and vines, the modern reconstruction preserves the traditional appearance and remains one of the most iconic sights in Dujiangyan.
二王庙
A historic temple honoring Li Bing and his son, the engineers who designed the Dujiangyan Irrigation System. Rebuilt multiple times over the centuries, the halls contain cultural relics, river-god statues and inscriptions related to ancient water management.
玉垒山公园
A forested hill overlooking the Dujiangyan Irrigation System, featuring temples, pavilions and panoramic viewpoints of the Min River. A peaceful place for short walks and photography, especially at sunset.