Wuchang Palace was officially established in 1923 and collapsed due to the 921 earthquake, but the deity statue remained unharmed thanks to the rescue efforts of the believers
The palace has been rebuilt, while the original collapsed temple is permanently preserved
The leaning temple is a striking sight, with the former main hall now unrecognizable in shape and height, and the temple roof collapsed entirely
Today, the old and new Wuchang Palaces stand adjacent to each other, creating a spectacular view
The palace is open all year round from 08:00 to 21:00, with specific business hours subject to daily opening conditions
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