Jiankou Zhenwu Pavilion

Jiankou Zhenwu Pavilion

Jiankou Zhenwu Pavilion is a cultural heritage site protected at the county level in Lucheng District.

Jiankou Zhenwu Pavilion is located to the north of Jiankou Village, Xin'anquan Town, Lucheng District, Changzhi City, and dates back to the Ming Dynasty.

Jiankou Zhenwu Pavilion is a county-level cultural heritage site protected by Lucheng District.

Protected area: an extension of 30 meters east, west, south, and north from the boundary of the pavilion.

Construction control zone: an additional 100-meter buffer beyond the protected area boundaries.

Xin'anquan Town: Located in the hilly northeastern part of Lucheng City, the town government is 28 kilometers from the urban center. The town administers 21 administrative villages, with a total population of 15,100 and covers an area of 87 square kilometers, including 32,109 mu of arable land, of which 10,028 mu are irrigated. The Zhuozhang River flows into the area from Nanma and heads southeast. The Xin'anquan, the second-largest karst spring group in North China stretching 20 kilometers, emerges in Xiliunan Village, earning the area the reputation of the "Little Jiangnan of Shangdang." The town is accessible via the Ganlin Line, National Highways 207 and 309, as well as the Changzhi–Handan Railway and expressways. The average annual rainfall is 5… Detailed information about Xin'anquan Town++