Bajiao Ancient Temple

Bajiao Ancient Temple

Bajiao Ancient Temple is a Guangzhou Municipal Cultural Heritage Protection Unit.

Bajiao Ancient Temple is located in Xintian Second Village, Huadong Town, Huadu District.

On August 19, 2015, it was designated as part of the eighth batch of Guangzhou Municipal Cultural Heritage Protection Units by the Guangzhou Municipal People's Government.

Protected Area: North to the northern wall line of the single-story old building on the north side of the temple, partially southwest to the outer wall line of the adjacent building, and elsewhere approximately 5 meters beyond the outer edge of the temple building.

Construction Control Zone: East extends approximately 15 meters beyond the protected area, partially to the western shoreline of the village pond on the east side of the temple square; north extends approximately 20 meters beyond the protected area; south to the southern shoreline of the existing square-shaped pond in front of the temple; west extends approximately 13 meters beyond the protected area, to the outer wall line of the village buildings on the west side of the temple square.

Xintian Second Village: Xintian Second Village is located in the eastern part of Huadong Town. Highway X281 runs through the entire village and it neighbors Zhongluotan Town in Baiyun District. National Highway 105, Huadu Avenue, Shanqian Tourism Avenue, the major Hong Kong–Macao Expressway, and Liuxi River Scenic Highway intersect here. The village covers an area of 2.38 square kilometers, has 8 villager groups, and a total population of 2,333. The collective economy of the village is relatively weak.

Xintian Second Village has a typical warm subtropical climate, with abundant local resources. The Liuxi River flows around the village for 3.5 kilometers. The climate is mild and temperate, with distinct seasons, fertile land, and abundant produce, featuring fruits... More details about Xintian Second Village ++

Further Reading:

· Eighth Batch of Guangzhou Municipal Cultural Heritage Protection Units