Ruins of Baima Temple in Hanghai Village

Ruins of Baima Temple in Hanghai Village

The ruins of Baima Temple in Hanghai Village are a cultural relics protection site under Dongchangfu District.

The ruins of Baima Temple in Hanghai Village date back to the eastern part of Hanghai Village and are located in Zhulaizhuang Town, Jiangbei Water City Tourist Resort.

During the Ming Dynasty, the ruins of Baima Temple in Hanghai Village were designated as a county-level cultural relics protection unit.

Zhulaizhuang Town: Zhulaizhuang Township is located in the southern suburbs of Liaocheng City, 9 kilometers from Guangyue Tower and just 2 kilometers from the New South Ring Road. It borders Yanggu County to the south. The total area is 57 square kilometers, covering 59 administrative villages, with a population of 36,000 and 57,000 mu of arable land.

Zhulaizhuang Township enjoys a superior geographical location and well-developed transportation infrastructure. Three major roads run through the township: the Liaoyang High-grade Highway stretches from south to north across the entire territory, while the Li Tian and Yu Sha two county-level roads traverse the township from east to west. All 59 administrative villages have access to asphalt roads, and Bus Route 21 operates between Liaocheng urban area and the township. The township government seat is only 2 kilometers away from the Beijing-Kowloon Railway. … More detailed information about Zhulaizhuang Town++