Yuduntou Liangfeng Fude Public Temple of Ancestors

Yuduntou Liangfeng Fude Public Temple of Ancestors

The Yuduntou Liangfeng Fude Public Temple of Ancestors is a cultural heritage protection unit of Zhao'an County.

The Yuduntou Liangfeng Fude Public Temple of Ancestors dates back to the Qing Dynasty. It is located on the northern side of Liangfeng Mountain in Yuduntou Natural Village, Meifeng Village, Nanzhao Town, and is categorized as an ancient architectural structure.

On June 28, 2016, the Yuduntou Liangfeng Fude Public Temple of Ancestors was designated as part of the 16th batch of county-level cultural heritage protection units in Zhao'an County.

Protected area: the temple's southern boundary is the road, the northern boundary is a warehouse, the eastern boundary is residential housing, and the western boundary is the road.

Meifeng Village: Meifeng Village is situated in the northwest of Nanzhao Town government seat, 0.6 kilometers directly north. To the east lies the Dongxi River, to the west is Shenqiao Town, to the south is the Beiguan Community Committee, and to the north is the mountainous area of Xigu Mountain, Lin Cuokeng, and Chishui Stream, which form its boundary. The settlement is built along the western bank of the Dongxi River in the shape of the Big Dipper, comprising eight natural villages: Yuduntou, Xiameitang, Longxinglou, Pu'an, Hucuoche, Shangmeitang, Xiuci'liao, and Dutou (including two production groups). The village committee is located beside National Highway 324 in the Nanzhao section (opposite Zhao'an Vocational and Technical School). The village has a total of 1,181 households and a population of 4,865, all of Han ethnicity, with surnames including Yuduntou... More detailed information on Meifeng Village++