The Donghenghu and Tuhulu Mountain Ruins

The Donghenghu and Tuhulu Mountain Ruins

The Donghenghu and Tuhulu Mountain Ruins are a cultural relic protection unit of Jilin Province.

The Donghenghu and Tuhulu Mountain Ruins

Batch and publication date: Sixth batch, May 31, 2007

Address: Tuanlin Town

Era: Bronze Age

Category: Ancient ruins

Managed by: Huinan County Cultural Relics Management Office

Open to public: No

Located on Donghenghu Mountain, about 5 kilometers northeast of Chaoyang Town. Donghenghu is also called Dongfengwu. Because there are rolling hills on both the east and west sides of Chaoyang Town, resembling dancing winds, the one located to the east is called Dongfengwu. It is also situated on Tuhulu Mountain, 2.5 kilometers west of Yongkang Township. The site lies 12 kilometers southwest of Huinan County town, with the Mei-Ji Railway passing at the foot of its southern slope. The eastern end of the Tuhulu Mountain Ruins is at Yangjiajie Village. It is 2 kilometers south of Xiaochengzi Village, with Huinan County’s ring road running from west to east in front of Xiaocheng Village. About 1 kilometer west along the Mei-Ji Railway is Tuanlin Railway Station, directly north of which lies Jijiajie. The ruins are spread across undulating hill slopes.

Tuanlin Town: Tuanlin Town is located in the northwest of Huinan County, 9.1 kilometers from the county town of Chaoyang Town, covering a total area of 93.7 square kilometers. It administers 11 administrative villages, 29 natural villages, and 37 communities, with a total population of 15,416.

The total sown area of crops is 3,969 hectares, including 3,652 hectares of grain crops. Total grain output is 33,073 tons. There are 166 enterprises, including 58 industrial enterprises. These enterprises employ 452 people, with 137 in industrial sectors. Annual tax payments amount to 200,000 yuan. There are three agricultural science and technology service units. ... Detailed information about Tuanlin Town++