Site of the Beidi Temple in Shitang

Site of the Beidi Temple in Shitang

The site of the Beidi Temple in Shitang is a cultural relic protection unit of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.

The site of the Beidi Temple in Shitang is located on the north side of Shitang Village, Zhoulu Town, Mashan County. It dates back to the Qing Dynasty and is classified as an ancient architectural structure.

In 2017, the site of the Beidi Temple in Shitang was designated as a cultural relic protection unit of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.

Shitang Village: Shitang Village in Zhoulu Town is situated in the central part of Zhoulu Town, bordering Nanzhuang Village, Tanli Village, Tansha Village, and Zhoushui Village. It is 12 kilometers from the town government of Zhoulu and 8 kilometers from the county seat of Dahua. The highway connecting Dahua to Zhoupingguo runs through the village. The village comprises 14 natural hamlets, with 1,195 households and a population of 7,669. The total cultivated land area exceeds 5,400 mu, including over 3,000 mu of paddy fields, accounting for two-thirds of the arable land, and about 1,500 mu of dry land, making up one-third. The village has one junior high school and one complete primary school. Currently, there are also three smaller natural hamlets—Nawang, Nali, and Nadong—that are less developed... Detailed information about Shitang Village++