Tahu Temple

At the west end of Qinyu, there is a Tahu temple which was first built in the Southern Song Dynasty and expanded in 1644, the first year of Shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty. Its facade faces east, with three entrances and two courtyards, and a building behind. The upper floor is dedicated to the patron deities of Lu and yuan. There is a stage outside Tahu temple, which is an independent building.

Tahu Temple

Tahu temple is located in the south of Lishui street, Nanxijiang scenic spot, Wenzhou City, Zhejiang Province. It was expanded in 1644, the first year of Shunzhi reign of Qing Dynasty, with the facade facing east and three entrances and two courtyards.

On the south side of Lishui street is the famous Tahu Temple scenic spot. A bay of green water surrounds Qinyu, a peninsula in the water. At the west end, there is a Tahu temple, which was first built in the Southern Song Dynasty and expanded in 1644, the first year of Shunzhi reign of the Qing Dynasty. Its facade faces east, with three entrances and two courtyards, and then a building. On the upper floor, there are worshippers such as Lu's zunshen and Yuan's Niang Niang.

There is a stage outside Tahu temple, which is an independent building. Tahu Temple scenic spot includes lakes, islands, mountains, dikes, bridges, temples, buildings, pavilions, pavilions, towers, trees and plants, which are rich in content and changeable in landscape. It includes eight of Yantou village's "ten Jinshan sceneries": Changdi Chunxiao, Liqiao Guanhe, Qingzao Guanyu, Qinyu Liuying, Bifeng shucui, Shuiting Qiuyue, meandering huanbi and Tahu Yinyue. The garden in Yantou village embodies the landscape feelings and farming and reading ideals of rural scholars.

On the north side of Tahu temple, there is a canal separated from shuitingci Academy. At the foot of Shuiqu mountain, there is Wenchang Pavilion, which was founded in 1736. Jin Guanzhen, the pioneer of Yongjia revolution, once built "Xishan first library" here. It was destroyed by wind disaster in 1958, and the site still exists.

Address: South of Lishui Street

Longitude: 120.73556

Latitude: 28.33279418926

Chinese PinYin : Ta Hu Miao