The Five-dragon Palace, originally built in the year of Zhenguan inTang Dynasty, expanded in Song and Yuan Dynasties, and rebuilt in the 10th year of Emperor Yongle in Ming Dynasty (1412AD), had been respected as “the Palace surrounded by thousands of lotus flowers”. Looking at the numerous preserved existing stone terraces, the visitors still can feel the original grand and splendid atmosphere. The biggest Zhenwu bronze statue preserved in the middle part of the palace is the rare treasure of bronze-casting in the period of Ming Dynasty. Around it are rock-out temples such as Huaxiang Rock, Lingxu Rock and Yinxian Rock, all of which are the stone buildings with important historical value.

 　　五龍宮 始建于唐貞觀年間，宋元曾擴建，明永樂十年(1412年)重建，素有“擁殿千朵芙蓉”仙境之譽。現保存大量宏臺崇基，仍可見當年雄偉氣勢。正殿中留有武當山最大的真武銅像，是明代鑄造藝術珍品。周圍還有華陽巖、凌虛巖、隱仙巖等巖廟，均為石建筑，具有重要的歷史研究價值。

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