The Ancient Residential Buildings of Liuli Temple

The Ancient Residential Buildings of Liuli Temple

The Ancient Residential Buildings of Liuli Temple are a cultural relic protection unit of Gaotang County.

The Ancient Residential Buildings of Liuli Temple date back to the Ming Dynasty and are located in Liuli Temple Village, Liuli Temple Town, Gaotang County.

In May 2008, the Ancient Residential Buildings of Liuli Temple were designated as a county-level cultural relics protection unit.

Liuli Temple Town: Liuli Temple Town is located southeast of Gaotang County, about 25 kilometers from the county seat. It borders Chiping County, Qihe County, and Yucheng City, covering an area of 94.5 square kilometers. The town has 85,023 mu of arable land, administers 7 management areas and 62 administrative villages, with a population of 36,901, averaging 2.5 mu of arable land per person. The town government is located east of Liuli Temple Village, which has served as the seat of district, commune, township, and town governments since the founding of the People’s Republic of China. Liuli Temple Town lies on an alluvial plain, with the Tuhai River to the west and the Sixin River and Guanshi River flowing through the area. The transportation is convenient; Gaotang Railway Station on the Handan–Jinan Railway is situated in the… More detailed information about Liuli Temple Town++