Shousheng Wanshou Chan Temple

Shousheng Wanshou Chan Temple

Shousheng Wanshou Chan Temple is a cultural relics protection unit of Huzhou City.

Shousheng Wanshou Chan Temple is located on Daochang Mountain in Daochang Township, Wuxing District. It dates back to the Qing Dynasty and is categorized as an ancient architectural structure.

In October 1994, Shousheng Wanshou Chan Temple was designated as a municipal-level cultural relics protection unit.

Daochang Township: Located at the southern gateway of Huzhou’s urban core, Daochang Township is a “fengshui treasure” in the southern suburbs, characterized by its crisscrossing rivers, lakes, and canals, as well as its lush greenery and clear waters. Since ancient times, it has enjoyed a reputation as a “land of beautiful mountains and waters, a land of fish, rice, and silk, and a place rich in cultural relics.” The area boasts a profound cultural heritage and picturesque landscapes. Covering an area of 75.56 square kilometers, the township administers 12 administrative villages, 180 villager groups, 6,030 households, and a total population of 20,971. It has 18,000 mu of arable land and 52,000 mu of mountainous land. Transportation is highly convenient both by land and water, with the Changzhou-Huzhou-Shanghai Waterway and the diversion channel of the Dongtiaoxi River running through the area. 1…… More detailed information about Daochang Township++