Wang Qudong Yue Temple

Wang Qudong Yue Temple

The Yue Temple in wangqudong (the Sixth Batch of national security) was repaired in Ming and Qing Dynasties. The former affiliated building of Dongyue Temple has been destroyed and only the stage remains. The stage faces north from the South and is divided into two parts: the front eaves were added during the reconstruction in the Republic of China, and the rear building is a legacy of the Yuan Dynasty. The plane is slightly square, with a width of 7.25 meters and a face width of 7.25 meters. The architectural style is unique and has high historical and cultural value.

The roof is single eaves. The front of the platform and the front of both sides are open, which is the entrance of the platform. The back and the back of both sides are built with walls, so there is no difference between the front and the back. The front eaves are supported by two thick wooden columns, and the back walls and two hills are built with adobe, forming a form of open front wall on three sides. The Dougong is made of heavy Dougong and double bottom elevation, and the inner eaves beam frame structure is particularly unique. In front of the platform, there is a new building with a rolling shed and a roof built in the Qing Dynasty.

Address: Wangqu village, Wucun Town, Yaodu District, Linfen City, Shanxi Province

Longitude: 111.53911934225

Latitude: 36.171533463703