The Nineteen-Li Guan Yu Temple

The Nineteen-Li Guan Yu Temple

The Nineteen-Li Guan Yu Temple is a cultural relic protection unit of Anhui Province.

The Nineteen-Li Guan Yu Temple is located in Qiaocheng District, Bozhou City, and dates back to the Qing Dynasty.

Also known as the "Iron Guan Yu Temple," it is situated in Nineteen-Li Town, Qiaocheng District, and was built by local residents to worship Guan Yu. With a history of nearly two hundred years, it is a highly distinctive mid-to-late Qing Dynasty architectural structure in northern Anhui.

In 2012, the Nineteen-Li Guan Yu Temple was designated as part of the seventh batch of provincial-level cultural relic protection units by the People's Government of Anhui Province.

Protected area: 10 meters outside the original perimeter wall of the Guan Yu Temple.

Construction control zone: Outside the protected area, extending east to the alley on the east side of the health clinic, south to the north side of Gongye Road, west to 30 meters east of Fumin Road, and north to the north bank of the Wohe River.

Nineteen-Li Town: A town under the jurisdiction of Bozhou City. The Nineteen-Li Commune was established in 1958, upgraded to a district in 1983, and became a town in 1992. It is located 9.5 kilometers southeast of the city center. There are ten docks along the Wohe River, and the Bozhou–Bengbu Highway runs east–west through the town, while the Beijing–Kowloon Railway stretches north–south. The town covers an area of 110 square kilometers and has a population of 49,000. It administers the following villages and areas: Maxiaolou, Lixinlou, Mazhai, Qianlou, Liuge, Nineteen-Li, Huoshenmiao, Yuanyi, Sunzhuang, Linchang, Yangqiao, Chenxiaomiao, Zhuzhuang, Zhangzhuang, Mazhuang, Lidazhuang, Tangzhuang, Liangzhuang, Guojing, Lixiaolou, Lixiaozhai, Limenlou, Lilou, Jiangtun... More detailed information about Nineteen-Li Town++