Shuanglin Temple (双林寺), originally known as Zhongdu Temple, is located in Pingyao and boasts a history of over 1,400 years. […]
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The Pingyao Ancient Government Office (平遥古县衙), located in the center of Pingyao Ancient City, was originally built during the Northern
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The Datong City Wall (大同城墙) has a long and storied history, dating back to its original construction during the era
Datong Ancient City (大同古城), with its rich and storied history, has long been a significant urban center. As early as
Guandi Temple (关帝庙), commonly referred to as the Grand Temple, is dedicated to the worship of Guan Yu, a revered
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The Yuanjue Temple Pagoda (圆觉寺塔), also known as the Small Temple Pagoda, is a rare surviving example of a densely
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Huaya Temple (华严寺), located in Datong Ancient City, was originally built in 1062 during the eighth year of the Liao
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Yong’an Temple (永安寺) is located in Hunyuan County, Datong City, Shanxi Province. Originally constructed during the Jin Dynasty, the temple
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Datong Fahua Temple (大同法华寺) is a distinguished example of traditional Buddhist architecture and art. Situated with a north-south orientation, it
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The Grand Mosque in Datong (大同清真大寺), one of the two renowned ancient mosques in Shanxi Province, boasts a rich history
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The Drum Tower in Datong (大同鼓楼) is an architectural marvel with a rich history dating back to the Ming Dynasty.
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The Hanging Temple (悬空寺), originally known as “Xuankong Pavilion,” is situated on the sheer cliffs of Cuiping Peak on the
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