It preserves the architectural style of Qing dynasty, with its Niangniang Palace honoring the sea-goddess Mazu in the center.

The Queen of Heaven, Tianhou, or Niangniang Palace is a temple to the Chinese sea-goddess Mazu, a medieval Fujianese who was later deified.

The Main Hall is constructed on a high and large platform, which is typical for wooden structures of the mid- to late-Ming Dynasty.

In 2007, an ancient government road in Ming Dynasty was found, however large-scale excavation was not made due to architectural and other reasons.

Yuhuangge was built in Hongwu Years of Ming Dynasty, 1368 AD, and is one of the oldest buildings remaining in Tianjin.