Yangkou Tin Hau Temple

Yangkou Tin Hau Temple

The Yangkou Tin Hau Temple is a cultural relics protection unit of Shunchang County.

The Yangkou Tin Hau Temple is located in Jianmin Village, Yangkou Town, Shunchang County, dating back to the Republican era.

The Yangkou Tin Hau Temple has been designated as a county-level cultural relics protection unit.

Jianmin Village: Located on the banks of the Futun River, Jianmin Village in Yangkou Town is conveniently accessible via both water and land transportation, with the Yingxia Railway and Yanglan Highway passing through the area. Its neighboring villages are: Maji Village to the east, Jiejian Village to the west, Futun River — Shadun Village to the south, and Xietun Village of Jihui Township to the north. It is 15.5 kilometers from the county seat. The village covers a total land area of 5,891 mu, including 607 mu of arable land and 3,212 mu of forested land. There are three villager groups: Shangkenglong, Xiakenglong, and Xiadudun. The village has a total of 202 households and 736 residents. Origin of the village name: Jianmin Village was originally named Jianfeng She. In 1958, the People’s Commune was established… More detailed information about Jianmin Village ++