Where is Qianjia 'an Village?

Qianjia 'an Village is an administrative village under the jurisdiction of Changcun Village, Yizhang County, Chenzhou City, Hunan Province. The urban-rural classification code is 220, which is a village. The zoning code is 43 1022202207, and the first six digits of the resident ID number are 43 1022. The postal code is 423000, the long-distance telephone area code is 0735, and the license plate number is Xiang L. Qianjia 'an Village is adjacent to Changqi Village, Shishan Village, Changcun Village, Zhenxing Village and Dajing Village.

20 16, 16 On February 9th, Qianjia 'an Village was included in the fourth batch of traditional villages in China.

Qianjiaan ancient buildings

Qianjia 'an Village in Changcun Township is 5 kilometers away from 107 National Road, 3 kilometers away from the resident of the township government and 38 kilometers away from the county seat. The village was built in the eighth year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1405), with a history of more than 600 years. Located at the foot of Mangshan Mountain, it is an ancient architectural complex of Ming and Qing dynasties with the characteristics of southern Hunan, with a Gongyuan temple.

Simon Ancestral Temple (including Langgong Ancestral Temple)

Zhuangong Temple (including Langgong Temple) is located in Qianjiaan Village, Changcun Township, Yizhang County. In the 20th/kloc-0th/8th year of Qing Dynasty, Simon Ancestral Temple (including Langgong Temple) was announced by Chenzhou Municipal People's Government as the fourth batch of municipal cultural relics protection units. Protection scope: from the foundation of the external wall of the building to 1 m in all directions. build

Near Qianjia 'an Village, there are thousands of ancient buildings on the shore, including Zhu Gong Ancestral Temple (including Langgong Ancestral Temple), Mangshan National Forest Park, the former site of southern Hunan riot control headquarters, Tian Yang Giant Buddha and other tourist attractions, as well as Yizhang red cannon, Yizhang navel orange, "Mangshan Yincui" tea, Yizhang Mangshan green tea, Mao-style braised pork and other special foods.