Leyou Pavilion

Leyou Pavilion

Leyou Pavilion is a cultural heritage conservation unit of Longzhou County.

Leyou Pavilion is located 30 meters northeast of Fubo Temple on Limin Street in Longzhou Town. It dates back to the Qing Dynasty.

Leyou Pavilion is a county-level cultural heritage conservation unit.

The boundary extends south to the edge of the Longping Highway, northwest to the riverside, and east to 4 meters outside the Zhuang Yunkuan Memorial Monument. A straight line is drawn from the highway to the river (as shown in the map approved and published in 1986), defining the protected area that includes Leyou Pavilion and four other cultural heritage sites. A 30-meter buffer zone around the protected perimeter is designated as a construction control area.

Longzhou Town: The ancient town of Longzhou is situated in the southern part of Guangxi, on the upper reaches of the Zujiang River, at the confluence of the Pinghe and Shuikou rivers. To the east, it connects to Nanning and the inland regions; to the west, it leads to the Shuikou and onward to Vietnam. Its strategic location has earned it the reputation of a key town in the southern frontier since ancient times. In 221 BC, after unifying China, Emperor Qin Shi Huang placed Longzhou under the administration of Xiang Commandery. Over the past two thousand years, Longzhou has undergone several name changes. In the fourth year of the Wude era of the Tang Dynasty (621 AD), it was officially established as Longzhou. The town covers a total area of 11.62 square kilometers, governs 7 communities, has 3,763 mu of arable land, and a population of 15,708. In recent years, Longzhou Town has leveraged its geographical advantages and resources... More details about Longzhou Town++