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AboutZhangbi Castle is a national cultural relics protection unit. It is located at the northern foot of Mianshan Mountain, ten kilometers southeast of Jiexiu. It was a must-pass place for Jiexiu to Mianshan in ancient times.MORE >
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Visit the castleZhangbi Castle is a national cultural relics protection unit. It is located at the northern foot of Mianshan Mountain, ten kilometers southeast of Jiexiu. It was a must-pass place for Jiexiu to Mianshan in ancient times.MORE >
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Accommodation castleZhangbi Castle is a national cultural relics protection unit. It is located at the northern foot of Mianshan Mountain, ten kilometers southeast of Jiexiu. It was a must-pass place for Jiexiu to Mianshan in ancient times.MORE >
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Impression of the castleZhangbi Castle is a national cultural relics protection unit. It is located at the northern foot of Mianshan Mountain, ten kilometers southeast of Jiexiu. It was a must-pass place for Jiexiu to Mianshan in ancient times.MORE >
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Learning in the castleZhangbi Castle is a national cultural relics protection unit. It is located at the northern foot of Mianshan Mountain, ten kilometers southeast of Jiexiu. It was a must-pass place for Jiexiu to Mianshan in ancient times.MORE >
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Dynamic castleZhangbi Castle is a national cultural relics protection unit. It is located at the northern foot of Mianshan Mountain, ten kilometers southeast of Jiexiu. It was a must-pass place for Jiexiu to Mianshan in ancient times.MORE >
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FortressCraftZhangbi Castle is a national cultural relics protection unit. It is located at the northern foot of Mianshan Mountain, ten kilometers southeast of Jiexiu. It was a must-pass place for Jiexiu to Mianshan in ancient times. It iMORE >
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It was built in the late Ming and early Qing, when only a small temple was built outside the South Gate. In the forty-eight year of Kangxi, in 1709 AD, the main hall was rebuilt on the original site, which has a history of more than 300 years. Guandi Temple was built according to the topography of Zhangbi Village, which is high in the south and low in the north, and was built following the mountain. According to the common people, the reason for doing this is to use Lord Guan’s supernatural power to block the evil spirits of the Mianshan forests; the other is to make the temple gate face the fort gate, so that the famous Lord Guan always guards the whole village. , Bless the people here auspicious and peaceful.
The origin of the tunnel cannot be verified. It is speculated that it served in the war between Li Shimin and Liu Wuzhou. It can be seen that he existed at least 1300 years ago, but if we succeed in speculation, if it is dug by Gao Huan, the age is at least It should be 1500 years old.
The terrain of Zhangbi Village is roughly high in the west and low in the east, high in the south and low in the north. It is surrounded by thick rammed earth fort walls. A redstone street in the middle runs through the north and south in the form of an "S". There are seven streets in the west and three in the east. The remaining buildings in the fort are basically Ming and Qing architecture. On the whole, the buildings on the west are tall and majestic, while the buildings on the east are low and shabby, forming a clear pattern of "poor in the east and rich in the west".
In order to keep the Feng Shui from leaking out, the people of Zhang Bi built Zhenwu Temple above the North Gate Cave. Zhenwu Temple was the first building to intercept Feng Shui. The quaint Zhangbi people were still worried about the leakage of Feng Shui, so they increased the height of the fort wall here. "Lang" and "Lan" in the dialect are humorous. I believe everyone will be amazed by the unique feng shui concept of the Gubao people. In the past few years, experts have measured the height of Erlang Temple and compared it with the ground height of Nanbao Gate. It was found that the height of the village is 13 meters, and the height of Erlang Temple is 13.5 meters, which plays a role in intercepting Feng Shui.
ADD：Zhangbi Village, Longfeng Town, Jiexiu City, Shanxi Province
TEL：400-116-1600 / +86 0354-7086002
