The Li Family Ancestral Temple

The Li Family Ancestral Temple

The Li Family Ancestral Temple is a cultural tourism attraction.

The Li Family Ancestral Temple is located in Hao Village, Xialiang Town, Xiangyuan County. Facing south, it measures 17.85 meters from east to west and 16.5 meters from north to south, covering an area of approximately 295 square meters. It features a single-courtyard layout. The temple was first built in the 17th year of the Qianlong reign

(1752) and the existing structures date back to the Qing period. The central axis currently retains the main hall and the entrance gate, with side rooms on the east and west. The main hall is five bays wide, four rafters deep, with a single-eave gable-and-hip roof. Its beam frame follows a five-rafter front-porch structure, and the column brackets feature three-tiered dougong. The roof is covered with gray tiles. The entrance gate is a suspended flower gate. This temple serves as the ancestral shrine of the Li family in the village.

Hao Village: Located five kilometers north of Xialiang Town, Hao Village covers an area of 9 square kilometers, with abundant resources and convenient transportation. The village has a total of 305 households and 965 residents, with 2,859.33 mu of arable land, 737 mu of land returned to forest, and 4,404.59 mu of barren hills and slopes. The village’s two committees consist of 10 officials, and there are 38 CPC members, including 6 female party members. … Hao Village detailed information ++