Cliff Inscriptions at Baohe An

Cliff Inscriptions at Baohe An

The Cliff Inscriptions at Baohe An are a cultural heritage protection unit of Ma'anshan.

Cliff Inscriptions at Baohe An: Located on Baobao Mountain within Baohe An in Dongjiao Natural Village, Xie Gong Administrative Village, Shiqiao Town, Dangtu County. Dating back to the Song Dynasty.

On July 28, 2017, the Cliff Inscriptions at Baohe An were designated as part of the sixth batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units in Ma'anshan.

Protected area: 10 meters outside the site itself; construction control zone: bounded within 15 meters outside the site.

Xie Gong Village: Xie Gong Village is located in the northwest of Shiqiao Town. It was formed in 2004 through the merger of Dachang Natural Village and Longmu Natural Village. To the south it borders Huangchi Town, to the west it connects with Niandu Town across the Guxi River, to the north it neighbors Daqingshan and links with Taibai Town, and to the east it adjoins Tao Village. The village enjoys convenient water and land transportation. Major roads such as Qingda and Qinghuang highways run around the village, while the Guxi River flows through it, with three docks established. The total area of the village is 400 hectares, including 264 hectares of arable land. It has 876 households, a population of 3,320, and over 1,500 migrant workers. There are 31 villager groups and 4... More details about Xie Gong Village++