Rock Carvings at Guizongyan
The Rock Carvings at Guizongyan are a cultural heritage site protected at the municipal level in Jian’ou City.
The Rock Carvings at Guizongyan are located in Xudun Town, Jian’ou City, dating from the Ming to the Qing dynasties.
The Rock Carvings at Guizongyan have been designated as a county-level cultural heritage site.
Xudun Town: Xudun Town is located in the northwest of Jian’ou City, about 15 kilometers from downtown Jian’ou, making it the town closest to the city center. The area is traversed by National Highway 205, the Nanwu Road, and the Hengnan Railway. The Nanpu River and the Chongyang River converge into the Jian River, which flows through the entire town. It features a provincial-level scenic spot—Guizongyan. The town covers an area of 357 square kilometers, with 47,000 mu of arable land, 420,000 mu of mountainous land, including 390,000 mu of forested land. It administers 16 village committees, 2 neighborhood committees, 1 comprehensive forest farm, 101 natural villages, 8,648 households, and a population of 35,000. From 1991 to 2001, it continuously... More detailed information about Xudun Town++
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