Dudu Temple of Chenghuang in Changzhi County (Fourth Batch of Provincial Protected Sites)
Era: Ming and Qing Dynasties
Address: Nandaizhang Village, Xihuo Town, Changzhi County
Originally built during the Eastern Han Dynasty, it has been rebuilt multiple times in subsequent dynasties. The existing structures date back to the Ming and Qing periods. The temple faces south and consists of a single-courtyard layout, with over 50 well-preserved ancient buildings including the mountain gate, theater stage, offering pavilion, main hall, side halls, bell tower, drum tower, side rooms, corridors, and wing rooms. The main hall features a width of three bays, a depth of five rafters, and a single-eave flush gable roof.
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