Fuzhou Houguan Chenghuang Temple Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

The Houguan Chenghuang Temple in Fuzhou was built in the sixth year of Wude in the Tang Dynasty. It is dedicated to Zhou Ke, the imperial censor of the Western Han Dynasty. It faces south from the north, has three rooms in width, and has a bucket-style wooden frame with raised beams. The Houguan City God's Temple has a construction area of ​​more than 1,300 square meters. It is an important cultural relic for studying the City God's belief and the historical changes of Jincun, an ancient county in the old city of Houguan.

Attractions distribution:

In the Houguan City God's Temple there are the rebuilt City God's Temple stele, "City God's Temple" handwriting, stone stele, bluestone plaque, main hall, stage, stone pillars, worship pavilion, Hanzhen General Min Temple, Yixin Pavilion, etc.

Scenic spot qualifications:

County-level cultural relics protection units

Scenic spot features:

Culture, architecture, sightseeing, temples