He shan tang

Heshan hall is located in Zaohe Town, 100 meters north of the national key cultural relics protection unit Longwang temple palace. It was built in the 20th year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty. It is a municipal cultural relics protection unit. The layout of the building is standard, the structure of the house is in good condition, the front and back of the building are in the courtyard, and the main gate faces south. The main hall and the East and West rooms in the backyard are all built on the ridge of a hard mountain, with kneeling beasts and dragon kisses. The main hall has a depth of five frames and a front porch. It is three Bay wide with ear rooms on both sides. The front courtyard has a mountain gate and east-west rooms. The whole building complex faces south, covering an area of about 1500 square meters. Guanyin Bodhisattva is worshipped in the main hall and Sakyamuni is worshipped in the back hall. In 2013, Hubin New Town Management Committee strengthened the protection and utilization of historical relics, reappearing the historical scenes of the Guanyin hall and Sakyamuni Hall of Heshan hall. It was officially opened to the outside world on May 1, 2013.