Yuliang Post

Yuliang Post

Yuliang Post is a cultural heritage protection unit of Pucheng County.

Yuliang Post is located in Yuliang Village, Xianyang Town, Pucheng County, dating back to the Qing Dynasty.

Yuliang Post has been designated as a county-level cultural heritage protection unit.

Yuliang Village: Yuliang Village was the first post station on the ancient route from the Central Plains to Fujian. The village got its name from a fishbone embedded in the pillar of a Mazu temple. It is situated in the northern part of Xianyang Town, Pucheng County, 22.5 kilometers from the county seat, adjacent to National Highway 205. The village has a total of 3,711 mu of arable land and 37,545 mu of mountainous land, including 24,172 mu of national ecological forest, 4,259 mu of bamboo forests, and 950 mu of various fruit and economic forests. It comprises 15 villager groups, with a total population of 2,975 and 821 households.

The roads leading to Yuliang Village have all been paved, and agricultural infrastructure... Detailed information about Yuliang Village++