Sanshan Ancestral Temple

In Hepo Town, Jiexi County, there is a temple with a history of more than 1,000 years, called "Three Mountains King Temple", here is the ancestor of more than 16,000 Sanshan King Temple at home and abroad, "Three Mountains King Festival" was also listed as the second batch of provincial intangible cultural heritage in Guangdong Province in 2007. As a source of faith, it has been destroyed and repaired for thousands of years, and it is still incense. In addition to the legend of "hit in the temple, showing Tang Feng Song", the exquisite architecture of this temple is not to be missed. The porcelain on the ridge here depicts many mythical characters, animals, plants, rich colors, exquisite craftsmanship, and lively. Porcelain inlaid also known as "sticking" or "buckle", combined with painting and color porcelain inlaid and other processes, is a bright pearl in traditional craftsmanship, is also one of the three traditional architectural decoration art in Chaoshan area. There are also gold lacquer wood carving, mud plastic, porcelain painting, etc., it is so dazzling!

[See an ancient temple, you can understand the customs and culture of a place] Travel to Jieyang, you must come to Jiexi's Sanshan King Temple to visit. The site of Sanshan Ancestral Temple, that is, "Sanshan King Ancestral Temple". It was built in the Sui Dynasty under Yufeng Mountain (commonly known as Damiao Mountain) about 2 kilometers west of Jiexi County, Jieyang City, Guangdong Province. During the early and Wendi period, the three mountains of Chaozhou (Mingshan, Jinshan, Dushan) appeared miracles. Locals have built a temple in the top of Jinshan Mountain and worshipped the god of the three mountains, which has a history of more than 1400 years. The existing buildings at the site of the Sanshan Ancestral Temple are mostly Qing Dynasty structures. They were expanded in the 22nd year (1683) of Qing Kangxi, and rebuilt in 1984. The building area is 1420 square meters. The ancestral temple pattern and the number of sacred temples were restored. The building in the temple was three open and three deep, and it was a traditional three-in-one courtyard layout. The temple sits north and south, covering glazed tiles, carved beams and painted buildings, and equipped with granite floors, maintaining the architectural style since the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The Sanshan Ancestral Temple site carries the inseparable fate on both sides of Guangdong and Taiwan, and has become the historical imprint of Guangdong people's return to Taihe to reclamate wasteland and survive and develop. It is a platform for tourism and cultural exchanges on both sides of the Strait. Tips: The Sanshan Ancestral Temple site is located in Miaojiao Village, Jiexi County, Jieyang City, Guangdong Province. Railway: Jieyang Station, Jieyang South Station transfer passenger transport line arrived. Recommended index: (Jieyang Travel)

The site of Sanshan Ancestral Temple, known as the "Sanshan King Ancestral Temple", is located about 2 kilometers west of Jiexi County, Jieyang City, Guangdong Province, under the Yufeng Mountain (commonly known as the Great Temple Mountain), which was built in the Sui Dynasty and has a history of more than 1,400 years. The "Three Mountain Kings" culture of Sanshan Ancestral Temple is also a window for foreign cultural dissemination in the construction of the country's "Belt and Road". This content comes from a little information and a little number (just on the road)