Lioujia Long Hu Temple was established in the ruling period of Yongli in Ming dynasty. Its main enshrinement is Guan Yin bodhisattva. The temple we see today was last repaired in 1972. The pilgrimage for believers and visitors starts from February 13th or 14th to 19th. During the period the 12 village residents would take their turns holding feasts to celebrate the birthday of Guan Yin bodhisattva.
Lioujia Chi Shan Long Hu Temple
Lioujia Long Hu Temple was established in the ruling period of Yongli in Ming dynasty. Its main enshrinement is Guan Yin bodhisattva. The temple we see today was last repaired in 1972. The pilgrimage for believers and visitors starts from February 13th or 14th to 19th. During the period the 12 village residents would take their turns holding feasts to celebrate the birthday of Guan Yin bodhisattva.
