Ganlu Temple is located in the south of the road 300 meters from the east gate of the ancient city of Guangfu in Yongnian District, Hebei Province. It is adjacent to the Small Forest Park in the east, the Thousand-Mu Ecological Sightseeing Park in the south, the ancient city of Guangfu Dongguan New Village in the west, and the famous Taiji Square and the Silicon Valley Chemical Industrial Park in the north. It is a famous thousand-year-old ancient temple in southern Hebei. Ganlu Temple was built in the Northern Wei Dynasty. Like the ancient city of Guangfu, it has experienced vicissitudes in the long river of history. It has risen and fallen several times and has a history of more than 1,400 years. According to the "Yongnian County Chronicles", the temple was rebuilt again in the Ming Dynasty, and was renamed Lianhua Temple, and later renamed Ganlu Temple. During the Republic of China, the temple was completely destroyed in the fighting between local bandits. It was restored in 2006.