Shuidong Cuifujun Temple 水东崔府君庙Shuǐdōng Cuī Fǔjūn Miào

About Shuidong Cuifujun Temple

Shuidong Cuifujun Temple is a village temple to Cui Fujun, a Tang-dynasty magistrate whom villagers worshipped as a deity, listed as a national monument in 2013 with buildings dated from the Yuan to the Qing dynasty. The county tourism page counts it among the five national monuments of Jincun township, together with Qinglian Temple and Yuhuang Temple. A conservation project for the temple was tendered in 2022.

How to get to Shuidong Cuifujun Temple

It is in Shuidong village, Jincun township, about 1 km west of Jincheng East high-speed railway station and about 12 km east of central Jincheng. Like many village temples in Shanxi it is often locked, so ask in the village for the caretaker.

Nearby

• Huangcheng Xiangfu 皇城相府 40 km
  A walled hillside estate of courtyards, towers and gardens built by a family of officials

Also within 20 km: Fucheng Guandi Temple 府城关帝庙 (under 10 km), Fucheng Yuhuang Temple 府城玉皇庙 (under 10 km), Jincheng Erxian Temple 晋城二仙庙 (under 10 km), Gaodu Jingde Temple 高都景德寺 (under 10 km), Situ Town 司徒小镇 (under 10 km), Qinglian Temple 青莲寺 (under 10 km).

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Learn more

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