Xinjiang City God Temple

Xinjiang City God Temple

The City God Temple was originally built during the Hongwu reign of the Ming Dynasty and has undergone multiple renovations over the years. The current structures were reconstructed in 2011 with an investment of 12 million yuan from the Xinjiang County Party Committee and County Government. The former Party School was demolished, and the reconstruction followed the architectural plans of the Qing Dynasty's Guangxu-era "Zhili Jiangzhou Annals," restoring the temple on its original site. The layout is symmetrical along a central axis, and the main structures include: the memorial archway, mountain gate, offering hall, east and west side halls, main hall, east and west corridors, liberation pond, bedroom palace, east and west side chambers, and the Eighteen Levels of Hell. The layout follows the traditional "front court, rear sleeping quarters" design, reflecting the architectural standards of a city god temple at the prefectural level in ancient times.

Scenic Area Address: No. 1, Xiaoyipō, Xinjiang County

Scenic Area Opening Hours:

Summer: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM; Winter: 8:00 AM – 5:30 PM

Scenic Area Admission Fees:

Free admission

Scenic Area Inquiry Phone:

0359--7523731

Scenic Area Transportation Guide:

1. Walk 300 meters west from Jiangshou Juyuan Pond.

2. Take a bus from Yuncheng or Houma to Xinjiang Qiaotou Square, then transfer to Bus No. 1 and get off at the Culture Bureau stop. Walk 300 meters west to reach the City God Temple.