Wujianjun Memorial Pagoda

Wujianjun Memorial Pagoda

Wujianjun Memorial Pagoda is a cultural heritage protection unit of Longzhou County.

Wujianjun Memorial Pagoda is located about 30 meters north of Fubo Temple on Limin Street in Longzhou Town, dating back to the Qing Dynasty.

Wujianjun Memorial Pagoda is a county-level cultural heritage protection unit.

The protected area extends south to the edge of the Longping Highway, northwest to the riverbank, and east to a point 4 meters outside the Zhuang Yukuan Memorial Monument. A straight line is drawn from the highway to the riverbank (as shown in the 1986 approved and published map), defining the protected zone for five cultural heritage sites including the Wujianjun Memorial Museum. A construction control zone extends 30 meters outward from the boundary of the protected area.

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