Peony at Puning Temple

Peony at Puning Temple

The peony at Puning Temple is a municipal-level cultural relic protection unit of Hangzhou.

The peony at Puning Temple is located in Puning Village, Renhe Subdistrict. It dates back to the Ming Dynasty and falls under the category of other.

In 2009, the peony at Puning Temple was designated as a municipal-level cultural relic protection unit of Hangzhou.

Protected area: an approximately 5-meter extension beyond the enclosing wall (including a single-story building on the north side), covering a total area of 728 square meters.

Construction control zone: east and south to the curb lines of existing roads, west to an approximately 30-meter extension beyond the protected area (up to the farm road), north to an approximately 25-meter extension beyond the protected area (up to the village road), covering a total area of 6,781 square meters.

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