Yuncheng Nanliu Taishan Temple | Early Architecture of Southeast Shanxi

|Early architecture of southeast Shanxi. Located in Nanliu Village, Nanfan Town, Xinjiang, Yuncheng, this temple is like a bright pearl lying quietly in the dust of history. The exact date of construction of Nanliu Taishan Temple is unknown, but the main structures of the main hall, Houtu Hall, and Shengmu Hall are Yuan Dynasty buildings. The architectural layout of Nanliu Taishan Temple is relatively well-preserved, and the characteristics of the three main halls of the Yuan Dynasty are more prominent, providing physical evidence for the study of early architecture in southeast Shanxi. Nanliu Taishan Temple is built on a flat highland, and the architectural layout is well-preserved. Amazingly, there is a cypress tree over 1,700 years old on the south side of the temple, with lush branches and leaves, and the shadow of the tree swaying, forming a wonderful symbiotic picture of the tree and the temple. Address: About 1,000 meters southwest of Nanliu Village, Nanfan Town, Jiangxian County, Yuncheng City, Shanxi Province. Opening hours: Open all day, but you need to find a villager to get the key Tickets: Free!