Longnan Mushroom Farmers' Architecture Complex

Longnan Mushroom Farmers' Architecture Complex

The Longnan Mushroom Farmers' Architecture Complex is a Zhejiang Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Unit.

The Longnan Mushroom Farmers' Architecture Complex mainly consists of two parts: the Mushroom God Temple and the mushroom farmers' dwellings. The Mushroom God Temple, commonly known as the Five Manifestations Temple, served as an important venue where mushroom industry leaders discussed major matters of the trade and conducted centralized commodity trading, as well as a cultural and recreational hub. The Longnan Mushroom Farmers' Architecture Complex includes a total of four Mushroom God Temples and two mushroom farmers' dwellings.

The well-preserved buildings date from the Qing Dynasty to the Republican era, comprising four Mushroom God Temples and two mushroom farmers' dwellings. These structures feature rigorous layouts and rational designs, providing tangible evidence for the study of the living customs of mushroom farmers.

Further reading:

· Sixth Batch of Zhejiang Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Units