Cliff Inscriptions at Zhangyan Temple

Cliff Inscriptions at Zhangyan Temple

The cliff inscriptions at Zhangyan Temple are a cultural relic protection unit of Shangrao City.

The cliff inscriptions at Zhangyan Temple are located on the north bank of the Xin River in Hekou Town, Yanshan County, dating from the Song to the Ming dynasties.

The cliff inscriptions at Zhangyan Temple have been designated as a cultural relic protection unit of Shangrao City.

Hekou Town: A town under the jurisdiction of Yanshan County and the county seat. Historically known as Shawan Market, it was renamed Hekou in the early Ming Dynasty. Established as Hekou Town in 1949, reorganized as Hekou Town Commune in 1958, and restored as Hekou Town in 1981. It is situated in the northern part of the county on the south bank of the Xin River, 31 kilometers from the city center. Covering an area of 22.7 square kilometers with a population of 32,000, the town government is based in Hekou. The Hengfeng–Nanping Railway runs through the central area, with a stop at Yanshan Station. The Leping–Jiangcun Highway intersects with the Hekou–Hengfeng Highway here. The town administers eight neighborhood committees: Shengli, Fuxing, Jiefang, Tuanjie, Minzhu, Lianhe, Heping, and Chengnan, as well as the Minhe … More detailed information about Hekou Town ++