Ruins of Longwang Temple in Lijiavillage

Ruins of Longwang Temple in Lijiavillage

The ruins of Longwang Temple in Lijiavillage are a cultural relic protection unit of Lucheng District.

The ruins of Longwang Temple in Lijiavillage are located on the mountainside of Longwang Mountain to the north of Lijiavillage, Chengjiaochuan Subdistrict, Lucheng District, Changzhi City, dating back to the Qing Dynasty.

The ruins of Longwang Temple in Lijiavillage are a county-level cultural relic protection unit of Lucheng District.

Protected area: an extension of 50 meters outward from the boundary of the temple ruins in the east, west, south, and north directions.

Construction control zone: an extension of 100 meters outward from the boundary of the protected area.

Lijiavillage: Introduction to Lijiavillage

Lijiavillage, Chengjiaochuan Subdistrict, Lucheng City, is situated five kilometers south of Lucheng City, at the southern foot of Luyi Mountain. Surrounded by mountains on all sides and nestled within a narrow valley basin, it is a mountain village devoid of mineral resources, other natural resources, or industrial enterprises. The village covers a total area of 1,050 mu, with 138 households and a population of 540, including 22 Party members. Villagers are distributed across three natural hamlets, relatively scattered, with farmland mainly located on hillsides and valleys. The main industries are agriculture and labor export. In recent years, the village has focused on increasing farmers’ income, developing the rural economy, and improving the village’s appearance, striving to achieve the core objectives of the “Six-Village Joint Creation” initiative... More details about Lijiavillage++