Anji Taiping Temple

Anji Taiping Temple

Anji Taiping Temple is a cultural relics protection unit of Anji County.

Anji Taiping Temple is located in Tongshan Village, Meixi Town, Anji County, Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province. It dates back to the Qing Dynasty and is classified as an ancient architectural structure.

In September 2005, Anji Taiping Temple was designated as a county-level cultural relics protection unit.

Tongshan Village: Tongshan Village is an administrative village formed in 2007 through the merger of three former villages in Anji County—Meiwu Village, Yinjiang Village, and Zhangjiashan Village. Located in the southeast of Kun铜 Township, it is 25 kilometers from downtown Anji and 10 kilometers from Meixi Town. To the east, it borders Changlinggai Village; to the south, it connects with Deqing County, serving as the transportation gateway between eastern Anji and Deqing. To the west, it neighbors Zifang Village, and to the north, Qiankengqiao Village.

The entire administrative village has 713 households, a population of 2,446, and 80 Communist Party members. The village’s two committees consist of seven members, including one university graduate serving as a “village official.” The village covers a total area of 16.5 square kilometers and includes 16 natural villages… More details about Tongshan Village++