Jinsai Sanguan Temple

Jinzhai Sanguan Temple

Jinzhai Sanguan Temple is a cultural tourism attraction.

Located on Yuntai Mountain in Huashi Township, Jinzhai County, it was built in the second year of the reign of Emperor Zhuangzong of Later Tang and has been damaged repeatedly by wars. Since its construction, it has undergone repairs in various dynasties. The current structure was rebuilt in May 2002 and features brick, tile, wood, and stone architecture. The front hall houses statues of the Ox King, Medicine King, and Guanyin, the middle hall enshrines the Goddess of Childbirth, and the upper hall venerates the Heavenly Official, Earthly Official, and Fire Official. A stone stairway leading from the lower hall to the upper hall, located to the right of the middle hall, is built from 99 and a half stone slabs.

Huashi Township: Located in the central part of Jinzhai, Huashi Township covers a total area of 132.17 square kilometers, with an average elevation of 500 meters. It has over 8,000 mu of arable land, 150,000 mu of mountainous land, 12 administrative villages, 148 villager groups, and a total population of 15,000.

In recent years, the township Party committee and government have based their efforts on local conditions, leveraged advantages, and fostered highlights. The township has consistently focused on economic development as the core task and agricultural restructuring as the main thread. It has established a comprehensive work strategy of “maintaining mulberry, chestnut, and tea cultivation, specializing in medicinal herbs, fruit, and hemp, nurturing economic agents, and promoting cattle farming.” Through the efforts of Party members and cadres... Huashi Township detailed information++