Ancient Tombs of Emei Mountain

Ancient Tombs of Emei Mountain

The ancient tombs of Emei Mountain are a cultural relic protection unit of Anhui Province.

Ancient Tombs of Emei Mountain

Also called Fan Li’s Mound, it covers an area of approximately 12,000 square meters, with the highest point about 15 meters. The current tomb chamber is integrated with Emei Mountain (a Neolithic site), rising like a small hill. The tomb mound has an area of 4,269 square meters and is about 9 meters above the surface, with several pine and cypress trees planted on it. The foot of the hill is cultivated land, and the West Zi River (now renamed Jin Gou) flows to the west and north. Currently, scattered bricks, tiles, and other architectural remnants can be found on the surface, along with fragments of artifacts such as li tripods and ding cauldrons.

Protected area: 30 meters outward from the boundary of the tomb structure on all sides.

Construction control zone: Outside the protected area — north to the northern bank of Jin Gou, 20 meters west to the bend of Jin Gou, 15 meters east, and 30 meters south.