Jiayuguan Guandi Temple is a Taoist temple. It is located outside the west wall of the east city wall of Jiayuguan in the southwest of Jiayuguan City, Gansu Province. According to the “Inscriptions on the Reconstruction of the Temple of the Dark Emperor,” the temple was originally located in the city within the city, and was called the Temple of the Dark Emperor. When the two towers of Jiayuguan were built in the first year of the Zhengde reign (1506), the temple was moved here and renamed the Temple of the Guandi. The temple is located in the north and south, and the main existing buildings include the main hall, the auxiliary hall, and the archway. In front of the temple is a theater building built in the Ming Dynasty.

  嘉峪关关帝庙　道教宫观。在甘肃省嘉峪关市西南嘉峪关东瓮城西墙外。据《重修玄帝庙碑记》记载，该庙原在关城内城中，名玄帝庙，明正德元年(1506)修建嘉峪关东西两楼时，移建于此，改称关帝庙。庙院座北面南，现存主要建筑有大殿、配殿及牌楼等；庙前有一戏楼，为明代所建。