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Tomb of Princess Taiyuan

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The Tomb of Princess Taiyuan is located in Shiba Town. Dating back to the Ming Dynasty, it is classified as an ancient tomb with an area of 2,827 square meters. It is listed as one of the third batch of cultural heritage protection units in Mingguang City, with the official announcement number Ming Zheng [2010] No. 39. Protected area: within 30 meters of the Tomb of Princess Taiyuan. Construction control zone: within 3…

Tomb of Princess Taiyuan

The Tomb of Princess Taiyuan is a cultural heritage protection unit in Mingguang City.

The Tomb of Princess Taiyuan is located in Shiba Town. Dating back to the Ming Dynasty, it is classified as an ancient tomb with an area of 2,827 square meters. It is listed as one of the third batch of cultural heritage protection units in Mingguang City, with the official announcement number Ming Zheng [2010] No. 39.

Protected area: within 30 meters of the Tomb of Princess Taiyuan.

Construction control zone: within 30 meters of the Tomb of Princess Taiyuan.

Shiba Town: Shiba Town is located 13 kilometers east of Mingguang City, bordered by Xiaoheng Mountain to the south and adjacent to Jinli Town to the north. The town center is just 4 kilometers from the entrance of the Bengning Expressway, and Provincial Highway 309 runs through the town, offering a superior geographical location and convenient transportation. The town covers an administrative area of 120 square kilometers, with 46,875 mu of commonly cultivated land and a total population of 30,000. It administers 1 street neighborhood committee, 23 administrative villages, and 112 natural villages. There are two middle schools, two central primary schools, two hospitals, and two comprehensive agricultural markets. Currently, the town has made significant investments in education, culture, healthcare, and various other public services... More detailed information about Shiba Town++

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