Is the Temple Land Religious Land or Land for Religious Facilities?

Pursuant to Clause 1, Article 159 of the Land Law 2013, regulations on religious institution land are as follows:

- Religious institution land includes land belonging to temples, churches, chapels, prayer halls, sanctuaries, Buddhist retreat centers, monasteries, religious training schools, headquarters of religious organizations, and other religious establishments permitted to operate by the State.

Pursuant to Clause 1, Article 160 of the Land Law 2013, regulations on belief land are as follows:

- Belief land includes land with structures such as communal houses, temples, shrines, hermitages, ancestral worship houses, and clan temples.

Thus, based on the aforementioned legal basis, sanctuary land as stipulated by law is considered religious institution land.

Respectfully!