Ruins of the Xingjia Buddhist Temple

Ruins of the Xingjia Buddhist Temple

The ruins of the Xingjia Buddhist Temple are a protected cultural heritage site of Liaocheng City.

The ruins of the Xingjia Buddhist Temple are located in Xingjia Futang Village, Yinji Town, Gaotang County. Dating back to the Ming Dynasty, they are classified as ancient ruins.

In October 2014, the ruins of the Xingjia Buddhist Temple were designated as a municipal-level cultural heritage site under the protection of Liaocheng City.

Yinji Town: Yinji Town in Gaotang County is located about ten kilometers northeast of the county seat. It governs 65 administrative villages, covering an area of 86 square kilometers with a total population of 32,495 and a total of 74,554 mu of arable land. The town enjoys excellent transportation, communication, power supply, and water conservancy infrastructure. The Qingdao–Yinchuan Expressway and Provincial Road 009 run through the area. It lies 30 kilometers east of the Beijing–Fuzhou Expressway, south of National Highways 308 and 316, and west of National Highway 105 and the eastern outer ring road of Gaotang County. The total length of county and township roads within the town is 100 kilometers. All villages in the town are accessible by road, all households have telephone access, and mobile phone signals offer seamless coverage. There is… More detailed information about Yinji Town ++