Laodian Jade Emperor Temple

Laodian Jade Emperor Temple

The Laodian Jade Emperor Temple is a Shandong Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Unit.

The Jade Emperor Temple is located in Laodian Village, Laodian Township. Originally built during the Ming Dynasty, it features a flush gable roof architectural style. According to inscriptions on the steles, it underwent two major renovations in the 41st year of the Qianlong

reign (1776) and the 11th year of the Tongzhi reign (1872) of the Qing Dynasty. In 1983, the provincial government allocated funds for additional repairs. It is designated as a county-level cultural relics protection unit.

Laodian Town: Laodian Town is situated in the northeast of Yangxin County, covering an area of 94.6 square kilometers. It governs 86 administrative villages with a population of 43,000. National Highway 205 and Provincial Road Yongguan intersect in the eastern part of the township, while Provincial Road Daji runs through the western section, and the Binde Expressway crosses the northern area. To the east lies the Chenlou Industrial and Trade Park, and to the west are the County Economic Development Zone and the new urban district. The Goupang River and the Baiyang River flow from north to south. With superior water conservancy and transportation infrastructure, the town enjoys significant locational advantages.

Laodian Town adheres to the guidance of the Scientific Outlook on Development, continuously optimizing its development environment and intensifying efforts to attract investment. Chenlou... More detailed information about Laodian Town ++

Further reading:

· Fourth Batch of Shandong Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Units