Where is the ancient temple of Kuifu?
Kuifu Ancient Temple is located in Xingcha Road, Liang Jun Road, Jun 'an Town. It was built in the Southern Song Dynasty (Wu Gong1165-1173) and has a history of more than 800 years. During the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, the ancient temple was listed as one of the eight scenic spots in Shunde written by Guo Rucheng.
Kuifu Ancient Temple has a long history. It is said that there was a monk in Luofu Mountain who traveled from Long Mai in northern Guangdong to Xingcha Fuan in Jun 'an in search of the famous Longdong. Before the discovery, there was Fuhai, surrounded by peaks such as Guishan and Sheshan, and it was confirmed as "Longdong". So Kuifu Ancient Temple was built with local funds. In front of Kuifu Ancient Temple, it faces Xijiang Waterway. At that time, the river was vast, rough and white sails rippled. At dawn and dusk, the fog filled the river and the scenery was spectacular. In the Qing Dynasty, there was a "Smoke Pavilion" next to Kuifu Temple, named "Fuhai Smoke", which belongs to one of the eight ancient scenic spots in Jun 'an.
Source of information: Jun 'an Town Government Affairs Network
Jun 'an Town: Jun 'an Town is located in the southwest of Shunde, adjacent to Zhongshan and Jiangmen, and 5 hours' drive from Hong Kong, Macau, Zhuhai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen and Foshan 1.5. Jun 'an is facing the river on the third side, with a coastline of more than 50 kilometers, which is the main channel of Xijiang River system. The six lanes of Baian Highway run through the whole territory, and Shunde Port, Rongqi Port and Liule Port are all within 40 minutes' drive, so the land and water transportation is very convenient. Jun 'an Town has a total area of 8 1.3 square kilometers, with a permanent population of about109,000 and a floating population of about 50,000. There are 8 neighborhood committees under its jurisdiction.