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Xichong Zhanshan Temple

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Xichong Zhanshan Temple was originally built during the Tang Dynasty and rebuilt in the Ming Dynasty. It was originally a quadrangle courtyard, but only the main hall remains today. The protected area of Xichong Zhanshan Temple (Xichong County): extends outward from the building’s foundation, 10 meters to the north, 7 meters to the south, 8 meters to the east, and 8 meters to the west. The construction control zone extends 20 meters beyond the protected area. …

Xichong Zhanshan Temple

Xichong Zhanshan Temple is a cultural relic protection unit of Sichuan Province.

Xichong Zhanshan Temple was originally built during the Tang Dynasty and rebuilt in the Ming Dynasty. It was originally a quadrangle courtyard, but only the main hall remains today.

Xichong Zhanshan Temple (Xichong County)

Protected area: extends outward from the building’s foundation, 10 meters to the north, 7 meters to the south, 8 meters to the east, and 8 meters to the west.

Construction control zone: extends 20 meters beyond the protected area.

Further reading:

· Eighth Batch of Sichuan Provincial Cultural Relic Protection Units

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