Prince Li’s Ancestral Temple

Prince Li’s Ancestral Temple

Prince Li’s Ancestral Temple is a cultural heritage site protected at the county level in Yongjia County.

Prince Li’s Ancestral Temple is located in Fangxiang Village, Yantou Town. It dates back to the Ming Dynasty and is classified as an ancient architectural structure.

In 2003, Prince Li’s Ancestral Temple was listed as a county-level cultural heritage site under the protection of Yongjia County.

Yantou Town: Situated in the northern part of Yongjia County and along the middle and upper reaches of the Nanxi River, Yantou Town covers a total land area of 56.10 km². It is a semi-mountainous town characterized mainly by mountainous terrain with river valley basins. It also serves as the political, economic, and cultural center of the mountainous region in northern Yongjia County. The town boasts “four major highlights”: First, it is a populous town, with a total population of 46,000, ranking fourth in the county. Covering an area of 65 km², it governs 36 administrative villages and one neighborhood committee. Second, it is a town rich in cultural heritage. There are 10 ancient villages in the town dating back to the late Tang Dynasty, among which Furong Village is known for its layout of “Seven Stars and Eight Dous,” Cangpo Village for its “Four Treasures of the Study,” and Jin… More details about Yantou Town ++