Dragon King Pavilion

Dragon King Pavilion

The Dragon King Pavilion is a cultural relic protection unit under the jurisdiction of Jinhua City.

The Dragon King Pavilion is located at No. 77, East Street, Beilei Third Village, Fotang Town, Yiwu City. It dates back to the Jiaqing era of the Qing Dynasty and is categorized as an ancient architectural structure.

It was designated as a municipal-level cultural relic protection unit in May 1987, with the official announcement document number being Yizhengfa [1987] No. 66, issued on May 11, 1987.

Cultural value: It is the most well-preserved street-crossing pavilion in Yiwu, featuring a unique design.

Protected area: The Dragon King Pavilion and the Dragon King Temple located behind it.

Construction control zone: From 22 meters upstream to 18 meters downstream of the stream beneath the Dragon King Pavilion, extending to two bluestone docks, and 15 meters to the left and right up to the road.

Fotang Town: Located in central Zhejiang and southern Yiwu City, Fotang Town is ten kilometers away from China Commodity City. It borders Dongyang City to the east, connects to Chian Town to the south, adjoins Yiting Town and Jindong District to the west, and neighbors Jiangdong and Choujiang subdistricts to the north. Covering an area of 134.1 square kilometers, the town governs 106 administrative villages, 3 residential committees, has a permanent population of 81,000, and hosts 60,000 migrant residents. In 2006, it achieved a GDP of 1.85 billion yuan, fiscal revenue of 200 million yuan, total industrial and agricultural output value of 7 billion yuan, per capita rural income of 7,750 yuan, and a tertiary industry proportion of 10.... More detailed information about Fotang Town++