Shahe Zhenze Temple is located in Zhaosishui Village, Shahe City, Hebei Province. It was built during the Kaiyuan period of the Tang Dynasty (713-741), and has been repaired and expanded over the centuries. By the Ming Dynasty, it had become a large Taoist temple. At that time, the temple had twelve halls, including the halls of the Jade Emperor, the Goddess of Mercy, the Immortal Lü, the Ten Yama, the Medicine King, the God of Fire, the God of Flowers, the God of Wealth, the Great Sage, the Goddess of Mercy, the Earth God, and the Two Immortals. There were also countless other buildings, including the Taoist quarters, the dining hall, and the veranda, covering an area of more than 20 acres. On the first day of the third lunar month and the 24th day of the ninth lunar month, the temple is filled with smoke and people come and go. Outside the temple, there is a constant stream of cars and people, and the temple is bustling with vendors. It is now one of the Taoist activity venues in Shahe City.

  沙河甄泽观　位于河北省沙河市赵泗水村。始建于唐代开元年间(713—741)，历代均有修茸与增建，至明代已成为一座规模宏大的道教宫观；时观中建有玉皇、元君、吕祖、十殿阎君、药王、火神、花神、财神、大圣、慈航、土地、二仙十二座殿堂，另有道舍、斋堂、庑廊等配房无数，占地面积达20余亩。每逢农历三月初一与九月二十四日，观内香烟缭绕，人来人往，观外车水马龙，商贩云集，门庭若市。现为沙河市道教活动场所之一。