Fujian Minqing Liuye Temple Tourism Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Fujian Minqing Liuye Temple is currently the largest and best-preserved ancient ancestral hall in Fujian Province. It is the ancestral temple built by the descendants of the Huang family in Minqing to commemorate Huang Dun, the first ancestor to enter Fujian. The entire ancestral hall has a unique structure, uses rare and expensive materials, and occupies a large area. It is a rare building. The inside of the temple is rich in cultural connotation, with countless plaques and couplets. The scenery outside the temple is beautiful, with flat fields and Liuzhu River Bridge. It is very suitable for tourism, cultural learning, etc. It is a new highlight of ancient culture and ancient architecture tours.

Attractions distribution:

Liuye Temple is located on Qianshang Street, Bandong Town, Minqing County, covering an area of ​​2883 square meters. The ancestral hall is a typical Central Plains palace-style ancestral hall architectural style. There is a patio outside, planted with four-season flowers and trees, the ancestral door is a tiger head gate, and a pair of stone lions stand in front; inside the ancestral hall there is a main hall and three side halls on the left and right, dedicated to Lord Dun There are tablets for the couple and their ancestors from past dynasties, 35 plaques, 18 couplets, and 8 portraits of famous people. Zhuangyuan scrolls are engraved on the walls of the corridors on both sides. One to six leaves of ancestor tablets are enshrined in the foyer on both sides. There are three halls on each side of the hospital, and four halls on both sides of the back room. It is a double-story building with a memorial hall and a Huai'en hall donated by clan members at home and abroad.

Scenic spot features:

Leisure, sightseeing, history and culture, monuments, architecture