Bixi Temple

Bixi Temple

Bixi Temple is a cultural heritage site under the protection of Tong'an District.

Bixi Temple is located on Xibian Street, Xibian Community, Datong Subdistrict, Tong'an District. It is a district-level cultural heritage site dating back to the Ming Dynasty.

Protected area: The front wall of the mountain gate extends 66 meters to the stream bank, while the rear and right walls each extend 10 meters outward; the left wall extends 22 meters outward.

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

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Subdistrict Overview

Established on June 8, 2001, Datong Subdistrict Office is situated in the urban area of Tong'an District, at the heart of Xiamen, known as the "Golden Triangle" of Southern Fujian. It serves as the political, economic, transportation, and cultural hub of Tong'an District, and lies along National Highway 324… More detailed information about Datong Subdistrict++