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Ruins of the Yu the Great Temple

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The Yu the Great Temple was located on the main peak of Yuwang Mountain, facing south. Its exact date of construction is unknown, and only ruins remain today—measuring 8 meters in length and 5.5 meters in width. Legend has it that Yu the Great once visited this area during his efforts to control the floods. In recognition of his great deeds, people built the temple on the mountain peak in his honor, from which Yuwang Mountain got its name. Nowadays, the site has been developed into equipment rooms by forestry and telecommunications departments. To the…

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The Yu the Great Temple ruins are a cultural tourism attraction.

The Yu the Great Temple was located on the main peak of Yuwang Mountain, facing south. Its exact date of construction is unknown, and only ruins remain today—measuring 8 meters in length and 5.5 meters in width. Legend has it that Yu the Great once visited this area during his efforts to control the floods. In recognition of his great deeds, people built the temple on the mountain peak in his honor, from which Yuwang Mountain got its name. Nowadays, the site has been developed into equipment rooms by forestry and telecommunications departments. About 10 meters to the south lies the Little Dragon King Hall, which measures 4.4 meters in length and 3.5 meters in width.

Address: Lingxi Village, Boshan District, Zibo City

Admission: Free entry