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Main Hall of Chuanwang Palace

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Main Hall of Chuanwang Palace [Wuchang Road, Luocheng Town • Qing Dynasty • Municipal (County) Cultural Relics Protection Unit] was first built during the Tongzhi era (1862–1874). Facing west and situated to the east, it covers an area of approximately 329 square meters. The wooden structure has a construction area of about 220 square meters. It is five bays wide, measuring 24.5 meters, and ...

Main Hall of Chuanwang Palace

The Main Hall of Chuanwang Palace is a cultural relics protection unit of Guanghan City.

Main Hall of Chuanwang Palace

[Wuchang Road, Luocheng Town • Qing Dynasty • Municipal (County) Cultural Relics Protection Unit] was first built during the Tongzhi era (1862–1874). Facing west and situated to the east, it covers an area of approximately 329 square meters. The wooden structure has a construction area of about 220 square meters. It is five bays wide, measuring 24.5 meters, and two bays deep, measuring 8.9 meters, with a total height of 9.3 meters. The plain base is 0.43 meters high and is equipped with stone railings. The stone railing slabs are carved with shallow designs of birds and animals, and there are two steps leading up. The roof structure uses a post-and-lintel system, and the hall features a hip-and-gable roof. It was designated as a Municipal Cultural Relics Protection Unit of Guanghan in July 1990.

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