Dragon Temple

Dragon Temple

The Dragon Temple is located on the east side of the lower part of Muke village in Niushan. There is a dragon hanging on the beam of the temple. There is a square hole on the top of the temple. A well is built in the temple because of the spring. At noon, the stone is thrown into the spring, which ripples steeply. The dragon on the beam dances in the well and becomes a spectacle.

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The Dragon Temple got its name from this. Because the well is octagonal, the local people call it "octagonal glazed well". It is also known as "luoshiquan" in the Northern Song Dynasty. The existing inscription "Liushi Yusheng Zisheng courtyard Shiquan" written by Shiru Tingjian of Taichang Shaoqing Tongli County in 1073 ad. In yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, this spring was listed as one of the eight sceneries in Feicheng, namely "spring rain of dragon marsh". Ru Tingjian in the Song Dynasty and Li Bangzhen in the Ming Dynasty were praised by poems.

Address: 313 provincial road

Longitude: 113.19172600022

Latitude: 27.684582999136