Qingyang Palace （West Gate） — photo spot in 9 Yi Huan Lu Xi Er Duan, Qing Yang Qu, Cheng Du Shi, Si Chuan Sheng, China, 610032
Qingyang Palace （West Gate）
Qingyang Palace West Gate is a richly carved Taoist temple entrance—ornate rooflines, painted beams, stone lions and a framed axial approach ideal for symmetrical compositions. Best shot at early morning or golden hour for warm light and softer crowds; night lighting highlights colored tiles and lanterns. Easily reached by Chengdu public transport; small entry fee may apply and modest dress is respectful. Narrow courtyards mean tripods can be awkward on busy days.
Qingyang Palace （West Gate）
Qingyang Palace West Gate is a richly carved Taoist temple entrance—ornate rooflines, painted beams, stone lions and a framed axial approach ideal for symmetrical compositions. Best shot at early morning or golden hour for warm light and softer crowds; night lighting highlights colored tiles and lanterns. Easily reached by Chengdu public transport; small entry fee may apply and modest dress is respectful. Narrow courtyards mean tripods can be awkward on busy days.