Bàngshān Tongtian Dàshèng Altar
The Bàngshān Tongtian Dàshèng Altar is a cultural heritage site protected at the county level in Shùnchāng County.
The Bàngshān Tongtian Dàshèng Altar is located in Bàngshān Village, Zhèngfāng Township, Shùnchāng County, dating back to the Ming Dynasty.
The Bàngshān Tongtian Dàshèng Altar has been designated as a county-level cultural heritage protection unit.
Bàngshān Village: Bàngshān Village is situated in the southeast of Shùnchāng County. Its administrative village center sits at an elevation of 803 meters, making it the highest administrative village in the county. It administers three natural villages (Chéncūn, Tiānfú, and Xiátóu), with the highest point being Qībǎo Fēng at an elevation of 1,078 meters. It lies 22 kilometers north of Shùnchāng County town and 19 kilometers west of Zhèngfāng Township. The village currently has 288 households across seven villager groups, with a total population of 1,230.
The village covers an area of 27 square kilometers, including 870 mu of farmland, 11,000 mu of bamboo forest, and 28,600 mu of woodland. … Bàngshān Village detailed information ++
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