The attractions of Shanghai Chenghuang Temple are introduced as follows:

I. Historical evolution

Shanghai Chenghuang Temple was built in Yongle period of Ming Dynasty, which was the official temple at that time. In the late Qing Dynasty, due to the war and other reasons, the Chenghuang Temple was destroyed. But at the end of the 20th century, after large-scale restoration and reconstruction, the Chenghuang Temple was revived.

The present Chenghuang Temple not only retains the traditional architectural style, but also incorporates modern elements, making this ancient temple more in line with the aesthetics of modern people.

Second, the architectural style

The architectural style of Shanghai Chenghuang Temple is unique and rich in classical charm. The architecture of the temple is mainly yellow, which symbolizes the supreme imperial power. The carvings in the temple are exquisite, and every detail reflects the craftsman's exquisite skills.

At the same time, the Chenghuang Temple also combines the characteristics of gardens in the south of the Yangtze River, with trees and flowing bridges, providing an elegant sightseeing environment for tourists.

Three. Cultural activities

In Shanghai Chenghuang Temple, visitors can participate in various cultural activities. First of all, tourists can burn incense in the temple to worship the city god and feel the traditional religious culture. In addition, Chenghuang Temple often holds various cultural exhibitions and lectures, such as traditional handicraft exhibitions and China art exhibitions.

Fourth, tourism characteristics.

Besides rich cultural activities, Shanghai Chenghuang Temple is also a paradise for shopping. In the small commodity market around the temple, visitors can buy all kinds of special handicrafts and souvenirs. At the same time, the food around Chenghuang Temple is also very rich, and visitors can taste all kinds of authentic Shanghai food.