Schlagwort: Historische Stätten in Zhejiang

The Ashoka Temple in Ningbo City (宁波阿育王寺, Ayuwang Temple) traces its roots back to the third year of the Tai [...]

The Ningbo Drum Tower (宁波鼓楼) stands as an iconic symbol of the city’s historical significance, marking the establishment of Ningbo [...]

Ningbo City God Temple, known as Chenghuang Miao (城隍庙) in Chinese, is one of the largest remaining City God temples [...]

Minghe Ancient Town (鸣鹤古镇) is situated in the southeast of Cixi, Ningbo, Zhejiang Province, and was established during the Tang [...]

Xiao Putuo (小普陀, Small Putuo), also known as Xiayu (霞屿), is situated in the heart of the expansive Dongqian Lake [...]

Jiangbei Catholic Church (江北天主教堂) in Ningbo, originally known as the Church of Our Lady of Sorrows, was constructed in the [...]

Qing’an Guild Hall (庆安会馆), also known as the Tianhou Palace, was completed in the third year of the Xianfeng reign [...]

Tianfeng Pagoda (天封塔), located in Ningbo, China, is a towering symbol of ancient maritime navigation and architectural prowess. Its name, [...]

Baoguo Temple (保国寺), originally established during the reign of Emperor Shizu of the Eastern Han Dynasty, initially named Ling Shan [...]

Shipu Fishing Port Ancient City (石浦渔港古城), also known as Liguang, is situated in a northeast-southwest direction, forming a “crescent” shaped [...]

Tiantong Temple (天童寺) covers an area of over 76,400 square meters and dates back to the first year of Yongkang [...]

Ningbo Old Bund (宁波老外滩), situated on the northern bank of Sanjiangkou (the convergence of Yongjiang River, Fenghua River, and Yuyao [...]