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Ancient Relics Group of Jade Emperor Mountain

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Protected area of the Ancient Relics Group of Jade Emperor Mountain: Mountain top section: east to the eastern side of the mountain path and the eastern retaining wall of Jade Emperor Flying Clouds, south to approximately 15 meters beyond the relics themselves, extending to the 230-meter contour line, west and north to the inner side of the mountain path. Zilai Cave section: east to approximately 60 meters beyond Qixing Pavilion, extending to the 150-meter contour line, south to the tea house, west to...

Ancient Relics Group of Jade Emperor Mountain

The Ancient Relics Group of Jade Emperor Mountain is a cultural heritage site protected at the municipal level in Hangzhou.

Ancient Relics Group of Jade Emperor Mountain

Protected area: Mountain top section: east to the eastern side of the mountain path and the eastern retaining wall of Jade Emperor Flying Clouds, south to approximately 15 meters beyond the relics themselves, extending to the 230-meter contour line, west and north to the inner side of the mountain path. Zilai Cave section: east to approximately 60 meters beyond Qixing Pavilion, extending to the 150-meter contour line, south to the tea house, west to approximately 15 meters beyond Qixing Pavilion, extending to the 175-meter contour line, north to approximately 15 meters beyond Qixing Pavilion, with a total area of 16,960 square meters.

Construction control zone: East to the retaining wall of the parking lot beneath the “Jade Emperor Flying Clouds” stele pavilion and the retaining wall of the Zilai Cave parking lot, south to the mountain road between Zilai Cave and Jade Emperor Mountain (connecting to the construction control zone of the Wuyue Altar Ruins), west to the retaining wall of the small parking lot behind Fuxing Temple on Jade Emperor Mountain, north to approximately 30 meters beyond the protected area, with a total area of 44,887 square meters.

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