Home › Tourist Attractions › Dehe Tea House

Dehe Tea House

Category: Tourist Attractions 👁 100 views
Dehe Tea House Address: Rixin Street, Jiangnan Town   Era: Qing Dynasty   Type: Important Modern Historical Site and Representative Building   Protected Area: 20 meters beyond the perimeter wall in the southeast, southwest, and northwest directions; to the Zijiang Riverbank in the northeast   Construction Control Zone: 30 meters outward from the protected area in all four directions   Announcement Date: An Zheng Fa [2011] No. 22…

Dehe Tea House

Dehe Tea House is a cultural relic protection unit of Anhua County.

Dehe Tea House

Address: Rixin Street, Jiangnan Town

Era: Qing Dynasty

Type: Important Modern Historical Site and Representative Building

Protected Area: 20 meters beyond the perimeter wall in the southeast, southwest, and northwest directions; to the Zijiang Riverbank in the northeast

Construction Control Zone: 30 meters outward from the protected area in all four directions

Announcement Date: An Zheng Fa [2011] No. 22, July 2011

Jiangnan Town: Jiangnan Town Overview

In 1950, the provincial government approved Jiangnan Town as an established town. In 1986, Jiangnan Township was incorporated. In 1995, during the county-wide district and township consolidation, Chenwang Township was also merged. The town covers a total area of 131.4 square kilometers and governs 52 villages and 4 residential committees. The area is mostly mountainous, with the highest peak, Tianjing Mountain, reaching an elevation of 949 meters. It borders the Zijiang River to the north, and three major water systems—the Maxi Stream, Sixian Stream, and Weixi Stream—flow through the town and converge into the Zijiang River. Rich in resources, it is an important production area in the county for palm fiber, medicinal herbs, and timber. Mineral resources include gold, silver, uranium, zinc, iron, barite, … Jiangnan Town detailed information++

Share

This page is published by HowToTrip. Sharing and reposting are welcome — please credit the source.
Page URL: https://www.howtotrip.net/artgk52703

↑