Longquan Pavilion

Longquan Pavilion

Longquan Pavilion is a cultural heritage site under the protection of Tong'an District.

Longquan Pavilion is located to the west of Zhenjun Temple in Yuekou Village, Datong Subdistrict, Tong'an District. It is a district-level cultural heritage site dating back to the Qing Dynasty.

Protected area: centered around the Longquan Well, extending 77 meters eastward, 40 meters westward, and 50 meters both north and south. The surrounding reconstructed Shengdi Hall (i.e., Dongyue Temple), Kangfu Marshal Hall, and the original Zhenjun Temple are also within the protected area.

Datong Subdistrict: Datong Subdistrict covers an area of 19.51 square kilometers and has a registered population of 60,361. It includes 9 communities: Tongxin, Xi’an, Sanxiu, Houlu, Xibian, Chengxi, Fengshan, Beimen, and Xichi; and 9 village committees: Tianyang, Guzhuang, Chaoyuan, Dongshan, Dingxitou, Biyue, Dongzhai, Xiakoutou, and Kangxun. [1]

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Subdistrict Overview

The Datong Subdistrict Office was established on June 8, 2001. Located in the urban center of Tong'an District, at the heart of Xiamen in Fujian’s southern “Golden Triangle,” it serves as the political, economic, transportation, and cultural hub of Tong'an District. It is also situated along National Highway 324... Detailed information about Datong Subdistrict ++