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Ningyang Yuwang Temple

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Ningyang Yuwang Temple is located 15 kilometers north of the county town, covering an area of over 20 acres. It is a municipal-level key cultural relic protection unit and a provincial historical outstanding architecture, built during the Ming Dynasty. The site features attractions such as the main hall, side halls, a moon terrace, a sacred path, a statue of Yu the Great, and stone lions. Eleven ancient cypress trees, each several hundred years old and with trunks measuring over four meters in girth, still stand within the temple grounds. Among them are two Oriental arborvitae trees with lush foliage resembling canopies. Named “Twisted Branches and Forked Cypresses” due to their unique shapes, they are one of the Eight Ancient Scenic Spots of Ningyang. The temple sits against the backdrop of the Dawen River, offering a panoramic view of the magnificent Gangcheng Dam on the river. The scenic area receives approximately 20,000 visitors annually, including 5,000 from outside the county.

Ningyang Yuwang Temple

Ningyang Yuwang Temple is a cultural relic protection unit of Shandong Province.

Ningyang Yuwang Temple is located 15 kilometers north of the county town, covering an area of over 20 acres. It is a municipal-level key cultural relic protection unit and a provincial historical outstanding architecture, built during the Ming Dynasty. The site features attractions such as the main hall, side halls, a moon terrace, a sacred path, a statue of Yu the Great, and stone lions. Eleven ancient cypress trees, each several hundred years old and with trunks measuring over four meters in girth, still stand within the temple grounds. Among them are two Oriental arborvitae trees with lush foliage resembling canopies. Named “Twisted Branches and Forked Cypresses” due to their unique shapes, they are one of the Eight Ancient Scenic Spots of Ningyang. The temple sits against the backdrop of the Dawen River, offering a panoramic view of the magnificent Gangcheng Dam on the river. The scenic area receives approximately 20,000 visitors annually, including 5,000 from outside the county.

Fushan Town: Fushan Town is located in the northern part of Ningyang County, covering an area of 84.3 square kilometers. It administers 83 natural villages and 59 administrative villages, with a total population of 66,000 at the end of 2003, including 62,000 agricultural residents, and a population density of 783 people per square kilometer. In 2003, the town focused on “raising three banners: industrial development, agricultural industrialization, and small-town construction; addressing two key points: stability and family planning; doing a good job in the ‘people-oriented’ approach; highlighting investment attraction; revitalizing and expanding industry; adjusting and optimizing agriculture; developing the private economy vigorously; and improving investment promotion efforts…” Detailed information about Fushan Town ++

Further Reading:

· Third Batch of Shandong Provincial Cultural Relic Protection Units

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