NianDui Jade Emperor Temple

NianDui Jade Emperor Temple

NianDui Jade Emperor Temple is a National Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit.

NianDui Jade Emperor Temple

NianDui Jade Emperor Temple (6th Batch National Heritage)

Era: Yuan Dynasty

Address: NianDui Village, Gaoluo Township, Yuanqu County

The founding date is unknown. Currently, only the stage and the main hall remain, both dating back to the Yuan Dynasty. The temple faces south and has a total area of 481 square meters. The stage is three bays wide and three bays deep, with a single-eave hanging gable roof. The bracket sets on the columns are of the traditional style. The main hall also retains much of its original Yuan Dynasty structure. The wooden brackets and beams are well-preserved. The stage also features traditional Yuan Dynasty architectural elements. The main hall largely maintains its original Yuan Dynasty form, with the structure and brackets reflecting that era.

· 6th Batch National Key Cultural Relics Protection Units